Mayor lays out Ipswich priorities for Prime Minister11 February 2022 Major infrastructure shortfalls, significant population growth, and resource recovery were top of the list when Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding sat down with Prime Minister Scott Morrison and other senior members of Parliament this week. |
More than $500,000 available for Ipswich community groups10 February 2022 Ipswich community groups and organisations can dust off their funding wish lists with a funding pool of more than $500,000 on offer from Ipswich City Council in 2022. |
Free kerbside collection commencing in Ripley, Willowbank and surrounds10 February 2022 It’s time to clean out the spare room or under the house as Ipswich City Council’s free large item kerbside collection begins on 21 February 2022 for one week in Ripley, Willowbank and surrounding suburbs. |
Latest data sees city top 240,000 residents07 February 2022 Ripley continues to be one of the fastest growing areas in the state while Ipswich continues to be Queensland’s fastest-growing city, according to Council’s latest quarterly planning and development report card. |
Community invited to have its say on renaming of bridge and road07 February 2022 The Ipswich community can now put forward alternative name suggestions for the former Paul Pisasale Bridge in Springfield Central, and for Pisasale Drive in Yamanto, following landholder agreement to rename the drive. |
Art lovers to draw link between past and future for iconic alley04 February 2022 A unique opportunity for artists to leave their mark on a heritage throughfare dating back to the 1860s, Bottle Alley, has opened. |
Residents called on to help clean up04 February 2022 The Ipswich community is being urged to get behind an ambitious target of 50 Clean Up Australia Day sites across the city in 2022. |
Free kerbside collection commencing in Churchill, Leichhardt and North Ipswich03 February 2022 It’s time to clean out the spare room or under the house as Ipswich City Council’s free large item kerbside collection begins on 14 February 2022 for one week in Churchill, Leichhardt and North Ipswich. |
Financial boost available for local businesses01 February 2022 Small businesses in Ipswich can now apply for grants of up to $1,500 to help with growth and development, thanks to a new $150,000 program launched this week by Ipswich City Council. |
Keep our children safe as they return to school01 February 2022 School zones are back in action with 40km/h speed limits and parking restrictions in place around Ipswich school areas. |