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1. Need for second river crossing nationally recognised

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   28 Jun 2022: 28 June 2022. A second Ipswich Central river crossing has been officially recognised by Infrastructure Australia. ... By freeing up traffic congestion in the CBD we can save the local economy more than $34 million per year in productivity costs.

2. Council ‘kicks up its heels’ by extending CMC Rocks sponsorship

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   31 May 2024: CMC Rocks is an iconic Queensland event with people travelling from all over Australia and the world to see the biggest country music stars, and to kick up the Willowbank dust ... said. “We are continuing to supercharge our events calendar each year

3. Welcome to the first edition of Community Matters for ... (PDF, 1070k)

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   13 Apr 2023: CLEAN-UP OF FLOOD DEBRIS NEARS COMPLETION. Monthly free live events have returned to the outdoor stage in Ipswich Central for Tunes in Tulmur. ... May. The massive clean-up task involved clearing away more than 570 items of debris across the city.

4. 30 June, 2022 Record Ipswich budget drives flood recovery ... (PDF, 272k)

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   29 Jun 2022: We are exercising tight controls over spending, while focusing investment in critical areas such as flood. ... We will spend a total of $78 million maintaining, upgrading and expanding our road network.

   by Shane Currie

5. 30 - Ca1 (PDF, 111k)

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   19 Nov 2003: including all camping sites) clean and tidy.Maximum penalty-50 penalty units. Obligation to maintain layout of facilities etc.18. ... tent or other accommodation on the camping site, in a clean and sanitary condition.Maximum penalty-20 penalty units.

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6. Frequently Asked Questions Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve, Chuwar 11 ... (PDF, 843k)

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   1 Feb 2023: WHAT WORKS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED? - Clean-up of debris such as soil and waste. - ... WHAT WORKS ARE COMING UP AND WHEN? The site is currently being assessed to provide Council with a clear understanding of our options.

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7. Record Ipswich budget drives flood recovery and first-class services

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   30 Jun 2022: We have also allocated $30 million in the coming financial year for flood recovery,” Mayor Harding said. ... We will spend a total of $78 million maintaining, upgrading and expanding our road network.

8. State Government supports Ipswich as flood recovery begins

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   1 Mar 2022: We were pleased Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Queensland’s State Disaster Management Group visited some of our hardest impacted residents as Ipswich begins a massive recovery effort after flood waters impacted ... We have many homes inundated and

9. Splash into Australia Day with council’s free pool fun

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   13 Jan 2022: What better way to cool down this Australia Day then in true Ipswich style,” Mayor Harding said. ... Since 1997 it has been an Ipswich City Council tradition to hold Australia Day celebrations at council-owned pools.

10. Council turns the tide on dumped trolleys in watery grave

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    22 Dec 2020: Following several community requests and complaints about the number of shopping trolleys accumulating in the Bremer River below the bridge at Riverlink, council engaged a river clean-up crew to remove ... Council currently has a significant focus on

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