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1. Budget 2023-2024

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   14 Nov 2023: Council’s 2023-2024 Budget is a measured, responsible budget with a rate rise under inflation amid major economic pressures. ... On average council has delivered a below inflation rate rise, across the past five years.

2. City of Sport

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich was the winner of the Challenge, Achievement and Pathways in Sport (CAPS) Centre of the Year award in the Centre Promotional Award category. ... and AFL players representing their sport at the highest levels in the country.

3. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 13 January 2023. More than 80,000 people are estimated to have attended the 2022 Christmas in Ipswich program of events and New Year’s Eve festivities delivered by council and ... 06 January 2023. Eighteen inspiring residents and community groups have

4. Valuation AveragingHow General Rates are calculated General Rates are ... (PDF, 301k)

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   15 Jun 2023: Example. Financial Year Property Value. 2021-2022 $190,0002022-2023 $247,0002023-2024 $310,000 $747,000 3Rateable Valuation $249,000. ... Example. Financial Year Property Value. 2021-2022 Nil2022-2023 Nil2023-2024 $310,000 $310,000 x 0.78Rateable

5. Year of success and fiscal responsibility

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   31 Oct 2023: The city’s economy has shot past the $12 billion mark in the 12 months to 30 June 2023, with a $614 million year-on-year growth. ... Key statistics from the 2022-2023 financial year:. 1340 development applications determined.

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 26 June 2023. Does your suburb need a new park, or a new community centre to respond to population growth? ... 2023-2024 budget delivers cost of living support with below inflation rate rise.

7. 30 June, 2022 Council to deliver millions in upgrades ... (PDF, 277k)

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   29 Jun 2022: Ipswich City Council will deliver more than $13 million from the 2022-2023 Budget on new and existing parks and sports grounds across the city, plus upgrades, extensions and rehabilitation to ... About $4.9 million would be spent on rehabilitation to

   by Shane Currie

8. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 20 December 2023. Redbank Plains’ sports and recreation activities will shine brighter at Fernbrooke Oval after the installation of new lights around the fields. ... 11 December 2023. Ipswich is once again aglow with festive cheer as the winners of

9. Ipswich delivers with new and improved parks and sports fields in 2021-22 Budget

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   24 Jun 2021: Some of the big-ticket items in the parks, sports and environment budget include:. ... Mayor Teresa Harding said the significant investment in parks, sport and the environment was aligned to one of the key themes in council’s iFuture document, its

10. 30 June, 2022 Record Ipswich budget drives flood recovery ... (PDF, 272k)

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    29 Jun 2022: major flood events earlier this year, the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic, inflation, and rising costs. ... services we know the community expects. “In 2022-2023, we will see the first part of an ongoing multi-year investment in Recycling and Refuse.

    by Shane Currie

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