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1. Community chess tables checkmate all the right boxes

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   3 Jul 2023: 03 July 2023. It is checkmate at Springfield Central with the installation of new chess tables bringing the community together. Six chess tables have been installed in Robelle Domain, Springfield Central, proving to be a great success not only with

2. Community invited to have its say on renaming of bridge and road

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   7 Feb 2022: 07 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. Ipswich Mayor

3. Business Safety

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   19 Apr 2024: There are many forms of potential safety issues that could affect your business, including shoplifting, burglary and personal safety issues. The potential risk of these issues occurring can be substantially reduced by implementing several simple

4. Safety Initiatives

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   19 Apr 2024: My Police Ipswich Blog. Ipswich District Police and the Queensland Police Service Media and Public Affairs Group administer the My Police Ipswich Blog page to provide important public safety and public interest information in a timely and

5. Community pulls together to build memorial at Ipswich General Cemetery

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   13 Jul 2021: 13 July 2021. Work has started at the Ipswich General Cemetery on the extension of the memorial walls after a local veteran found 72 unknown servicemen buried in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) plot. Heroes who came back from the killing fields

6. Community art champion puts unique spin on portraiture

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   9 Mar 2021: 09 March 2021. Community art champion and 2021 Ipswich Citizen of the Year Glen Smith has a solo exhibition Portraiture in Still Life currently showing at the Ipswich Art Gallery. Mr Smith has combined his love of painting and passion for collecting

7. Community Immunisation Clinics

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   15 Mar 2024: Ipswich City Council runs free community clinics. Community Immunisation Clinics are held at key locations around Ipswich on a regular, scheduled basis. See clinic schedule for locations, times and dates. You do not need to make an appointment to

8. Community to plant trees to honour Ipswich mothers and women

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   24 Apr 2023: 21 April 2023. Ipswich is set to get a little greener with the return of the popular Trees for Mum event this Mother’s Day. On Sunday 14 May, Jim Seymour Park in Camira will be a hive of activity with the community turning out for the annual tree

9. Community groups receive $68,000 from council funding program

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   9 Nov 2022: 09 November 2022. Eight local organisations will share in more than $68,000 of financial support from Round 1 of council’s 2022-2023 Community Projects Funding Program for projects that will benefit the Ipswich community. Community, Culture, Arts

10. Graffiti Management

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    22 Dec 2020: Graffiti is identified as a criminal act punishable under wilful damage offences in the Queensland Criminal Code Act. Graffiti is defined as writing or drawings scribbled, scratched, or sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place

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