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1. Question & Answer Transcript – Environment CRG meeting (03/09/2020) ... (PDF, 584k)

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   7 Dec 2020: Mayor: We need our residents help in our fight. We've been using the media quite bit. ... Cr Andrew Fechner: We've got a great e-mail resource that I've been sending it to a few of my constituents.

   by Melanie Rippon

2. Flood recovery and planning scheme feature in council’s 2021-22 Annual Report

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   25 Nov 2022: Council has so far undertaken more than $7 million worth of recovery works, with $30 million allocated in the 2022-2023 Budget for flood recovery across our city. ... Budget 2021–2022 and the priorities of council’s Corporate Plan iFuture –

3. Collaboration to create employment opportunities in 2022-2023 Budget

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   30 Jun 2022: We are a young city with a lot of potential for the future, and we have work to do in reducing youth unemployment and creating the skilled workforce to build a ... It’s important our economy grows sustainably and with substance.”. Economic

4. Council waives tip fees for storm-impacted residents

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   6 Apr 2021: Council is committed to providing special relief for these residents through our new recovery and reconstruction taskforce.”. ... We are actively listening to our storm-impacted residents and what they need, and we have heard their calls for access to

5. Harmony Day

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   24 Mar 2021: The 2021 national theme of Harmony Day is Everyone Belongs. Our cultural diversity is one of our greatest strengths and forms the heart of who we are. ... Curiosity that leads to a discovery of both our differences that ought to be celebrated, as well

6. New Residents

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   3 Oct 2023: Find useful information for new Ipswich residents.

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7. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/advocacy 2023 Ipswich Advocacy PrioritiesRoadmap to a city of ... (PDF, 1602k)

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   29 Mar 2023: The current and future residents of Ipswich need and deserve support from all three levels of government to provide the infrastructure that will support a city of half a million people. ... The North Ipswich Sport and Entertainment Precinct will be an

8. North Ipswich Sport and Entertainment Precinct

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   14 Mar 2024: The North Ipswich Sport and Entertainment Precinct will be an economic and lifestyle asset for Ipswich’s future half a million residents and address an acute social infrastructure shortfall. ... Leverage $300 million investment in Ipswich Central.

9. 30 June, 2022 Collaboration to create employment opportunities in ... (PDF, 272k)

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   29 Jun 2022: We are a young city with a lot of potential for the future, and we have work to do in reducing youth unemployment and creating the skilled workforce to build a ... It’s important our economy grows sustainably and with substance.”. Economic

   by Shane Currie

10. Flood resilience flows through Ipswich following 2022 floods

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    21 Feb 2024: the most challenging economic conditions we’ve seen in recent memory. ... Council has spent more than $100 million on our flood recovery and resilience to-date, ensuring we can bounce back quicker and more cost effectively following future flood events

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