Ceremony confirmed for Ipswich State High School to receive Keys to City13 October 2022 The keys to the City of Ipswich will be presented to Ipswich State High School (ISHS) on 21 October in Tulmur Place, to acknowledge its historical triple-title sporting achievement in rugby league. |
Eyes on the skies for Air Tattoo at free viewing hubs12 October 2022 Grab a picnic blanket and a camera before heading to one of Ipswich City Council’s free viewing hubs to get great views of the Ipswich Amberley Air Tattoo on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 October. |
Ride with confidence into a more sustainable lifestyle12 October 2022 Dust off the bike in your garage and polish your cycling skills as part of the 2022 Sustainable Ipswich program of events. |
Get loud and glow up with a free night of neon and live tunes11 October 2022 Friday nights will get louder as Tulmur Place launches a monthly live music series featuring headlining bands, family-friendly entertainment and all things neon. |
Nominate your hero for 2023 Australia Day Awards10 October 2022 Time is running out to nominate a local hero to be honoured in Ipswich City Council’s 2023 Ipswich Australia Day Awards. |
2022 Ipswich Sports Awards finalists named06 October 2022 The cream of the region’s sportspeople, volunteers, coaches and organisations have been named as finalists in the 2022 Ipswich Sports Awards. |
Find out how to save waste and money05 October 2022 Ipswich and regional speakers who live and breathe sustainability will share their tips as part of the 2022 Sustainable Ipswich program. |
Ipswich burial records go digital05 October 2022 More than 180 years’ worth of burial records will be able to be searched online for free, with the launch of a new website. |
Free council advisory service helping strengthen local businesses04 October 2022 Ipswich City Council is urging local businesses to take advantage of a free program designed to help them bounce back after recent natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Council begins flood home buyback with first round of funding02 October 2022 Ipswich City Council will begin buying flood-affected properties on behalf of the Queensland and Australian governments under the $741 million Resilient Homes Fund Voluntary Home Buy Back Program |