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1. Community Panel

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   14 Aug 2023: One of the ways council engages with the community on shaping the future of Ipswich is through the community panel. The panel is a modern form of community engagement which is more flexible and inclusive than the previous Community Reference Group

2. Ipswich Australia Day Awards

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   18 Jan 2024: Submitting multiple nominations for the same individual/event will not influence the nominee's chances of being selected as a finalist and/or winner. ... Those appearing in the Media will not receive any fee or benefit for this use of the Media.

3. Community Engagement

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   4 Mar 2022: You can register on Shape Your Ipswich to stay informed of projects and provide feedback online. ... To get more involved, register to join the community panel.

4. Community provides positive suggestions for old Ipswich Transit Centre

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   30 Apr 2021: In late 2020, Mayor Harding, then Deputy Mayor Marnie Doyle and Councillor Andrew Fechner met on site with Ms Howard to discuss its future. ... The transit centre site has been listed as surplus on the Government Land Register by the department.

5. Community need drives local Ipswich projects

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   27 Jul 2021: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the capital investment in the Provisional Projects Policy was approved on 10 December 2020 at the Ordinary Council Meeting. ... Councillors voted to hold off approving any projects at ordinary council, requesting they be

6. Community invited to have its say on renaming of bridge and road

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   7 Feb 2022: As we have done since the day this council was elected in March 2020, we are asking our community what it wants and what they think is appropriate moving forward. ... Council’s Naming Procedure, which was adopted when council was in administration (Aug

7. 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 ... A graffiti removal trailer containing all of the

8. Community submits thousands of new names for former bridge and drive

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   29 Mar 2022: Council’s Naming Procedure, adopted during Administration (Aug 2018-Mar 2020), states council can rename a location after consultation with impacted businesses and residents. ... As we have done since the day this council was elected in March 2020, we

9. Community gets to choose when large items collected from kerbside

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   2 Jun 2023: The on-demand service will be introduced next financial year, with council offering each eligible Ipswich household one collection each year at no charge. ... well as minimising the costs to the community," Cr Tully said.

10. Ipswich Australia Day Award Winners

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    22 Dec 2020: Citizen of the Year: Amy Hartness. Amy has volunteered with the Ipswich City State Emergency Service since early 2003, and with the Rural Fire Service since early 2004. In largely male dominated fields, she has never shied away from the challenges

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