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See all newsNew traffic lights improve safety at Karrabin
A major safety upgrade which involved the installation of traffic signals and street lighting at the intersection of Keswick Road, Wulkuraka Connection Road and Butterfield...
City to become a canvas of colour and light for SPARK Ipswich 2025
SPARK Ipswich returns for its fifth year from 11 to 20 July, with an immersive arts and culture program set to transform the city into...
Landmark conservation agreement enhances protection of Ipswich koalas
Koalas and other important wildlife on a private property in Ipswich will be further protected through the city’s first Voluntary Conservation Covenant between Ipswich City...
Landmark conservation agreement enhances protection of Ipswich koalas
Koalas and other important wildlife on a private property in Ipswich will be further protected through the city’s first Voluntary Conservation Covenant between Ipswich City...
7 surprising ways to save money with your library card
If you’re looking for ways to save money on entertainment and education, then look no further than your library card. Ipswich Libraries is home to...
Ipswich economy booms as it bursts through $15 billion barrier
The Ipswich economy is defying state, national and international trends with more jobs than ever before and a booming financial bottom line. The city’s Gross...
Say ‘Hello Harry’ to new burger joint headed for Nicholas Street Precinct
Burger lovers in Ipswich are in for a treat with burger chain Hello Harry The Burger Joint set to open in the Nicholas Street Precinct.
Week of celebrations as pillar of Ipswich's cultural landscape turns 50
Amid a sea of heritage buildings characterised by the simplistic symmetry of gable roofs and wrap-around verandas, something different emerged architecturally in the heart of Ipswich in 1975.
Nominate a local sporting hero for the 2025 Ipswich Sports Awards
Do you know a local sports star, coach or volunteer who goes above and beyond for their club and community?
Ipswich City Council respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners, the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul people of the Yugara/Yagara Language Group, as custodians of the land and waters we share. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, as the keepers of the traditions, customs, cultures and stories of proud peoples.