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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 chess tables checkmate all the right boxes

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   3 Jul 2023: The tables were installed following efforts by Springfield Ipswich Chess Club President Ed Cubilla who pitched the idea to Division 2 Councillor Nicole Jonic. ... Having an outdoor area where people can meet and play is important in cultivating and

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

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   9 Nov 2022: Local sporting clubs also received assistance for projects to improve facilities or upgrade equipment that will encourage and improve participation in club activities.”. ... Redbank Plains Bears Rugby League Football Club received $9,543 for an Outdoor

5. 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

6. Community Matters

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   29 Apr 2024: Tuesday 20 August | 9am to 11am. 📍 Bellbird Park . Redbank Plains Town Plains. ... 357 - 403 Redbank Plains Road, Redbank Plains. Tuesday 10 September | 9am to 11am.

7. Community Matters program bringing your Division 4 councillors to you

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   26 May 2021: I would encourage our community members to come down and meet us and tell us about important issues in your area,” Cr Kunzelmann said. ... It’s also your opportunity to provide feedback to us directly and have a say about community initiatives

8. Community once again onboard for Clean Up Australia Day

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   12 Feb 2024: Ipswich City Council Chief Executive Officer Sonia Cooper said council will once again support the clean-up efforts of residents from our neighbourhoods to natural areas across the city. ... Ipswich Dragon Boat Club make litter pick-ups part of their

9. 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

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 ... This rapid, zero-tolerance response makes offenders

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