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1. Council joins forces with West Moreton Health during pandemic

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   22 Dec 2020: The work they undertook directly reduced the risk of further transmission of COVID-19 in our community. ... We would check they had enough supplies, medication and if they had developed any COVID symptoms.

2. Better social services a must for growing Ipswich families

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   22 Dec 2020: This puts the number of state schools per capita in Ipswich 8.9 per cent behind the state average on current figures,” Mayor Harding said. ... This is 16 per cent behind the state average, at 82 per cent.

3. Planning in Ipswich

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   17 Jul 2023: Planning for the future means understanding what our city is like now, while thinking about what we want for the future. ... Making sure we have the right infrastructure and businesses to support our community, the economy and job growth.

4. Fernbrooke Oval shines brighter for local sports

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   20 Dec 2023: Our club was started in 1919 so we have a long, proud history of rugby league here in Ipswich,” Mr Carr said. ... Making sure we have fit for purpose, quality facilities for our players and spectators is important to us.

5. Budget provides fees and charges relief in cost of living crisis

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   22 Jun 2023: Governance and Transparency Committee Chairperson Councillor Jacob Madsen said the average increase to cost recovery fees for council’s 2023-2024 Budget was just 4.7 per cent. ... The daily challenges faced by our residents, from the supermarket

6. Council endorses new future infrastructure plan while facing skyrocketing construction costs

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   23 Mar 2023: Even at 3.3 per cent annual population growth, Ipswich remains the state’s fastest-growing city and we must plan future infrastructure responsibly to ensure all our residents can live, ... On average, this has increased construction costs by at least

7. Potential waste recycling opportunity through SEQ City Deal

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   23 Mar 2022: The ink may be barely dry on the SEQ City Deal, but there is no time to ‘waste’, so we are moving ahead with our plans for a regional recycling facility ... Waste is one of the largest challenges facing our communities, and by working together we

8. Council adopts new five-year Corporate Plan and community vision

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   30 Apr 2021: Council’s corporate plan sets out the strategic outcomes we want to see by 2026 that will ensure we play our part in achieving the community’s vision. ... It will allow us to design our operations annually while we continue our journey to be leading

9. United response will get our community through

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   22 Dec 2020: field and when we drove down our lane it looked like a hurricane had swept through,” Mrs Modi said. ... We had dead birds in our driveway and our new car was completely smashed.”.

10. Waste groups set up to tackle ongoing issue for Ipswich residents

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    22 Dec 2020: The Ipswich City Council local government area receives approximately 58 per cent of all waste disposed of in Queensland and receives 73 per cent of waste disposed of in South East ... Today I propose that we take unambiguous steps towards a new way of

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