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1. Community to shape the future of Ipswich Central

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   16 Sep 2021: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the precinct has so much to look forward to in the years ahead. ... Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chair Councillor Marnie Doyle thanked businesses and residents for sharing their ideas and feedback.

2. Community provides positive suggestions for old Ipswich Transit Centre

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   30 Apr 2021: The State Government-owned centre – adjacent to the council’s $246 million Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment – sustained significant damage in the 2011 floods. ... In late 2020, Mayor Harding, then Deputy Mayor Marnie Doyle and Councillor

3. Community call to clean up Bell Street

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   24 Nov 2021: Ipswich Central is an important cultural, social, and economic hub for the Ipswich community”, Cr Doyle said. ... Council has invested $250 million into the Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment to bring people and life back to Ipswich Central.

4. Community Immunisation Clinics

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   15 Mar 2024: Location. Times. Dates for 2024. Ipswich Children's Library. 1 Nicholas Street, Nicholas Street Precinct, Ipswich. ... June 11, 25. July 11, 23. Ipswich Children's Library. 1 Nicholas Street, Nicholas Street Precinct, Ipswich.

5. Community input needed for balanced approach to flying fox roost management

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   28 Apr 2023: With our growing population, urban expansion and other impacts, we need to ensure our plan is suitable to guide the management of current and future roosts in the city.”.

6. Community art champion puts unique spin on portraiture

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   9 Mar 2021: See Portraiture in Still Life daily at the Ipswich Art Gallery, d’Arcy Doyle Place until 18 April.

7. Community recovery and support continues after the flood

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   21 Mar 2022: Personal Hardship Grants are available until 26 March through the jointly funded Commonwealth-State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements for eligible flood-affected residents in Ipswich.

8. Community called on to shape the future of Ipswich

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   22 Feb 2022: Initiatives such as iFuture, council’s corporate plan, and the naming of places and spaces in the Nicholas Street Precinct were all informed by the community through the CRG process, and

9. Community Matters

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   29 Apr 2024: Please contact (07) 3810 8193 or email division2@ipswich.qld.gov.au. Division 3 - Cr Marnie Doyle and Cr Andrew Antoniolli.

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