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1. Milestones continue for Ipswich’s largest road project

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   19 Dec 2022: Works were prioritised next to Brighton Homes Arena to minimise impacts during the recent hosting of the AFLW Grand Final, the sold-out debut game for the stadium. ... Important night works are planned over two nights from 8 to 9 January 2023 for the

2. Ipswich flood-impacted properties to be assessed

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   13 Jun 2022: The road to recovery continues for many and we will continue to highlight our community’s needs. ... If your home was flooded, you can register your interest in the Resilient Homes Fund with the Queensland Government.

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4. Welcome to the Budget edition of your council newsletter ... (PDF, 897k)

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   18 Jul 2022: If your home was flooded, you can register interest in the Resilient Homes Fund with the Queensland Government. ... Planning continues for bikeways. Council will continue its planning of the Ipswich Inner CBD Cycle Network after receiving important

5. Open Minds moving to Ipswich’s Nicholas Street Precinct

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   17 Jan 2024: Council recently announced an independent school, Indie Education, and an earthmoving and logistics company, VE Group AU, as the latest businesses to move into the precinct. ... excited to be making the Nicholas Street Precinct the permanent home of the

6. A town the size of Beaudesert moves into Ipswich

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   11 Sep 2021: Two suburbs completed more than one new home a day: Spring Mountain leads with 427 new houses approved and 1,285 residents moving to the suburb. ... Ripley, the second fastest growing suburb, completed 389 new homes and 1,199 new residents moving in.

7. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 31 July 2023. With Brighton Homes Arena, Springfield Central already the home ground of the Brisbane Lions’ AFLW team, upgrading the purpose-built AFL stadium to accommodate the men’s team ... Six new homes built each day, with 6,228 new residents

8. Ipswich’s growth powers ahead through 2022 challenges

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   4 May 2022: Ripley was the growth hotspot this quarter, with 77 new homes and 235 new residents, followed by Spring Mountain, Redbank Plains and Deebing Heights,” Mayor Harding said. ... Councillor Tully said the quarterly figures also showed the importance of

9. Welcome to the Autumn edition of your council newsletter ... (PDF, 696k)

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   5 Apr 2022: Spanning an area of 1,090 square kilometres, Ipswich is home to more than 240,000 residents and counting making it the fastest-growing city in Queensland. ... Building structures and roofing are complete on Brighton Homes Arena, that will be the new home

10. 30 June, 2022 Investment in local roads keeps city ... (PDF, 261k)

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    29 Jun 2022: More than $31 million has been set aside for rehabilitation of 1,710 kilometres of sealed roads and 268 kilometres of gravel roads, plus new and upgraded kerb and channels. ... The lights will be shining bright and our roads will be smoother, easing

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