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Melaleuca irbyana planting
Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery
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Propagate and plant Melaleuca irbyana, a critically endangered ecosystem, using locally collected seed. The project enhances biodiversity, habitat connectivity, and community involvement in conservation. Includes 3 years of establishment and maintenance.
Project deferred for commencement from 1 July 2027.
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Pavement improvements & tree planting
Stone Quarry Road, Ebenezer
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Install chip seal on road surface and landscape the entry road to Stone Quarry Cemetery to improve aesthetics and address degradation. Tree planting and surface upgrades enhance amenity and community perceptions.
Commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027.
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Post, rail barrier and gate installation
Albert Theaker Park, Willowbank |
Install approximately 400m of bollards and rails, 2 lockable gates and the installation of prohibited camping signs to eliminate unauthorised camping and increase park amenity at Albert Theaker Park.
Commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027. |
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Local bushland reserve security & access
Reserves in Willowbank, Rosewood, One Mile, Purga, Walloon & Thagoona.
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Upgrade access, safety, and security across multiple local bushland reserves through tracks, bridges, fencing, signage, and gates. The works improve environmental management, community safety, and stewardship beyond existing service levels.
Project commencing from 1 July 2026 and ongoing.
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Wild grass medley
Various locations
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Restore depleted native seedbanks in Council bushland reserves by reintroducing locally sourced grasses and groundcovers following long-term lantana infestation. The project improves habitat quality, soil health, and long-term ecosystem resilience beyond standard weed removal.
Project commencing from 1 July 2026 and ongoing.
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Mary River Cod fingerlings
Various locations
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Reintroduce endangered Mary River cod to suitable Ipswich waterways to restore an apex predator and rebalance aquatic ecosystems. The project supports species recovery, controls invasive fish, and provides long-term biodiversity, cultural, and recreational benefits.
Project commencing from 1 July 2026 and ongoing. |
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Removal of non-organic waste from Ipswich waterways
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Ongoing removal of plastics, tyres, metals, and other non-organic waste from waterways as an offset to Ti Tree impacts. This improves water quality, biodiversity, safety, flood capacity, and community amenity.
Project commencing from 1 July 2026 and ongoing. |
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Land acquisition for conservation
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Purchase ecologically valuable land for permanent conservation, prioritising wildlife corridors and land adjoining existing reserves. The project delivers long-term biodiversity protection and reduces future development pressure. Approval was subject to governance arrangements for acquisition, maintenance, and ensuring any future land sale proceeds return to the Ti Tree fund.
Project to commence as opportunities arise.
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Jamboree Park
Collingwood Park environmental project
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Restore degraded creek and parkland areas to improve water flow, reduce invasive species, and enhance habitat, revitalising a key local green space. There is potential for the site to benefit from a masterplan in the future to develop the site. Include 3 year maintenance on plantings.
Project deferred for commencement from 1 July 2027. |
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Waste tyre amnesty
Within the Ipswich Local Government Area
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Provide a resident-focused tyre disposal amnesty (e.g. free disposal of a limited amount of tyres per year per resident) to reduce illegal dumping and support responsible recycling. Project is subject to further feasibility, resident‑only limits, industry consultation, and safeguards to prevent commercial misuse or unsafe stockpiling.
Project commencing from 1 July 2026 and ongoing.
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Reconnecting a green corridor on Six Mile Creek
Walden St Reserve, Redbank Plains
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Restore degraded creek corridor habitat through revegetation, weed control, signage, and improvement of biodiversity and community connection. Include 3 year maintenance.
Project deferred for commencement from 1 July 2027. |
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Cane toad reduction program
Ipswich local reserves with high cane toad populations
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Suppress cane toad populations at selected council conservation sites using adult capture and tadpole trapping. The program supports native frog and wildlife recovery while providing education, monitoring, and community engagement benefits.
Project deferred for commencement from 1 July 2027
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'Fish of the Bremer'- aquarium display
Queens Park Environmental Education Centre
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Install a native fish aquarium e showcasing species from the Bremer catchment. The display promotes waterway education, improves perceptions of river health, and supports long-term environmental learning.
Commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027.
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| Heit Family Park masterplan and implementation |
Masterplan for the park to consider the recently submitted project proposals and beyond including toilets, pathways, recreational facilities and other embellishments. The masterplan will engage all relevant stakeholders to ensure it is considerate of the city plan and future maintenance requirements.
Masterplan commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027. Execution of masterplan to commence from 1 July 2027.
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| Bush Kindy community project |
Deliver inclusive nature-based early childhood programs in local parks to build environmental literacy and community connection. Increase positive activation and stewardship of green spaces.
Project deferred for commencement from 1 July 2027. |
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Willowbank Raceway/Theaker Park Entrance
Champions Way, Willowbank
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Upgrade the shared entrance affected by heavy vehicle use to improve safety, access, and amenity in coordination with Champions Way works.
Project in investigation stage.
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Cricket nets synthetic grass project
Stallard Park, Yamanto
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Upgrade existing cricket nets at Stallard Park by installing synthetic grass over concrete surfaces. The works improve safety, amenity, and community use while activating the park for local recreation.
Commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027.
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Multi-sport goals
Stallard Park, Yamanto
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Replace standard basketball hoops with dual-use basketball and small-sided soccer/futsal systems to increase court versatility. The upgrade supports greater participation, inclusive recreation, and improved facility functionality.
Clear demand analysis, asset‑owner endorsement, lifecycle maintenance impacts, and potential noise issues to be considered prior to project commencement.
Commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027.
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Resurface half court and replace hoops
Marburg Community Oval
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Resurface the existing court and installs a new basketball hoop at a key community recreation site. The project improves safety, usability, and visual appeal for local residents.
This project was supported on the grounds that it is not routine maintenance already planned or funded through other Council programs.
Commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027.
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New modern electronic WAG information sign
Heit Park, Willowbank.
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Replaces an outdated static sign with a modern electronic display to improve community communication and local information sharing.
Project is subject to planning approval, ICT and power requirements, governance arrangements, and clarity on ongoing maintenance.
Commenced 1 July 2026 to be completed before 30 June 2027. |