New traffic lights improve safety at Karrabin09 July 2025 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 Road at Karrabin has been completed. |
Landmark conservation agreement enhances protection of Ipswich koalas07 July 2025 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 Council and landholders. |
Division 4 highlights: Upgrades for roads, sporting facilities in 2025-2026 Budget01 July 2025 Upgrades to roads and sporting facilities – including Ipswich’s newest grandstand – are among the wins for Division 4 residents in Ipswich City Council’s 2025-2026 Budget. |
Division 3 highlights: Council invests in community infrastructure for Division 301 July 2025 Footpath improvements at Eastern Heights and Silkstone, road resurfacing at Woodend, Bundamba and Redbank and a new dog off leash area at Limestone Park are among the works to be delivered across Division 3 suburbs as part of council’s 2025-2026 Budget. |
Division 2 highlights: Roads, repairs and recreation in focus at 2025-26 budget01 July 2025 The Ipswich City Council 2025-2026 Budget features major investments in the local road network and resident recreation to keep up with unprecedented rates of growth across Division 2. |
Division 1 highlights: Community reaps benefits in 2025-2026 Budget01 July 2025 The largest division in Ipswich – Division 1 – will benefit from a diverse range of projects to match the growing community’s needs in the Ipswich City Council 2025-2026 Budget. |
Future focused 2025-2026 Budget puts service delivery front and centre01 July 2025 A future focused approach that continues to deliver for a growing city is the clear focus in Ipswich City Council’s $678 million 2025-2026 Annual Plan and Budget. |
New opportunities and past problems in 2025-26 State Budget26 June 2025 While the 2025-26 Queensland Budget delivered a range of commitments for the Ipswich community on Tuesday, with significant investments for health, education and policing, more is needed to address the city’s significant infrastructure shortfall. |
Focus on the future as Ipswich celebrates NAIDOC Week23 June 2025 Culture and connectedness will be on show at Tulmur Place as Ipswich City Council celebrates NAIDOC Week, with this year’s theme focusing on future leaders of First Nations communities. |
Queensland Government Waste Levy set to dump on Ipswich ratepayers23 June 2025 Ipswich ratepayers will be hit by the Queensland Government Waste Levy in Council’s 2025-26 Budget as the State dumps additional costs onto South East Queensland councils. |
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.