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1. Community help needed to redesign Richardson Park

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   11 Feb 2022: Your ideas and input are so important and help ensure council facilities and parks meet community needs. ... For more information and to slide into round one of the community consultation process for Richardson Park Playground visit

2. Community need drives local Ipswich projects

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   27 Jul 2021: Handball courts, Rex Hawkes Park, Redbank Plains (Div 1). Master plan for the Cooneana Heritage Centre (Div 1). ... Speed advisory sign, Redbank Plains Road (Div 2). Floodway flashing lights, Jones Road, Bellbird Park (Div 2).

3. Community feedback called for Richardson Park playground design

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   10 May 2022: I encourage residents to again take part in our community consultation process and tell us what they like or want added to the final design of the park.”. ... Construction is scheduled to begin late this year. For more information about the detailed

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

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   24 Apr 2023: On Sunday 14 May, Jim Seymour Park in Camira will be a hive of activity with the community turning out for the annual tree planting event. ... Jim Seymour Park was identified as a perfect site for this event as the Sandy Creek catchment provides

5. Community chess tables checkmate all the right boxes

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   3 Jul 2023: Many major cities in the world are famous for their public chess tables, such as New York’s Washington Square Park and the Chess & Checkers House in Central Park – this is ... The chess tables are on the University Drive side of the park.

6. Community Services Workforce Summit promotes jobs and growth in Ipswich

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   17 Nov 2022: We recognise that community and economic development go hand in hand – those functions sit side-by-side in council’s Economic and Community Development Branch. ... organisations, services, businesses, and government agencies to explore opportunities

7. Ipswich Australia Day Award Winners

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   22 Dec 2020: Senior Citizen of the Year: Doug Abbot O.St.J. Doug (90) has spent thousands of hours working in and around Eric Edwardson Park at Bellbird Park. ... Over the years, he's turned the park from a largely unused facility into something the neighbourhood is

8. Car and Transport Safety

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   19 Apr 2024: Do not leave registration papers in an unattended car - This could advise a potential thief that the address on the papers is currently unoccupied. ... Park your vehicle in a well-lit and visible area in case of having to walk to it at night.

9. Business Safety

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   19 Apr 2024: Business Safety and Security Tips. Ensure your business name and address including street number, are clearly displayed at the front of your business location.

10. Graffiti Management

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    22 Dec 2020: Graffiti tagging and vandalism costs Queensland's local councils millions of dollars each year - these are funds that would otherwise be spent on providing local projects like parks, walk ways and

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