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1. Council and Biorecycle landfill matter resolved in court today

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   19 Feb 2021: During the course of the appeal it was discovered that the operator had already exceeded the original approved height by 1m. ... The operator proceeds with capping it and rehabilitating the site, and we have included additional environmental requirements

2. 22 June, 2023 City centre’s rebirth on track as ... (PDF, 264k)

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   21 Jun 2023: building at 1 Nicholas Street have created a modern, diverse lifestyle hub for residents and visitors. ... Tulmur Place has become a popular location for markets, festivals and events, with a new visitation record set in May with 103,000 visitors.

   by Shane Currie

3. Nature based recreation

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   26 Feb 2024: Ipswich is a leading tourism destination rivaling the best that South East Queensland has to offer. ... Visitors can enjoy the full gamut of outdoor activities including hiking, bird-watching, horse riding, mountain biking and nature study.

4. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 07 September 2022. The exciting Nicholas Street Precinct is largely about the new – cafes, fast-food stores, bars, restaurants and retail shops - but there is an old gem hidden in this ... 01 September 2022. The secret is out – Ipswich is home to

5. Next stage of $250 million Ipswich CBD revealed

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   6 Apr 2022: Ipswich’s much-loved Commonwealth Hotel, in adjacent Union Place, has seen AusHotels sign on as the new operator of the iconic pub. ... Council is also currently in negotiations with a new cinema operator to join the top of the precinct, in the old BCC

6. Dust off your boots! CMC Rocks QLD is back for 2024

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   16 Jun 2023: Economic and Industry Development Committee Chairperson Councillor Nicole Jonic said CMC Rocks helped to increase Ipswich’s profile and tourism industry. ... This is the southern hemisphere’s largest international country music festival and it

7. New tenant for Nicholas Street Precinct dining hub

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   23 Dec 2021: operators to consider CBD commercial opportunities, and draw more visitors to our city’s centre,” Cr Doyle said. ... With the preferred cinema operator selected, we will enter a due diligence period to conclude legal documentation.

8. City centre’s rebirth on track as funding allocated for next steps

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   22 Jun 2023: building at 1 Nicholas Street have created a modern, diverse lifestyle hub for residents and visitors. ... Tulmur Place has become a popular location for markets, festivals and events, with a new visitation record set in May with 103,000 visitors.

9. 1 2019-2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Ipswich Enviroplan Program ... (PDF, 2581k)

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   11 Feb 2021: employ two dedicated visitor management officers. acquire an additional 500 hectares of conservation estate. ... bikes. They increase soil erosion, prevent revegetation, introduce weeds and disturb wildlife and legitimate park visitors.

10. Council Minutes (PDF, 2760k)

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    21 Feb 2013: purpose of marketing Ipswich as a tourism destination. B. That Council’s Tourism Development Manager, Tourism Marketing Officer and Marketing Manager work with Brisbane Marketing to determine the preferred mediums and ... 2013 forwarding for

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    by Anna Lewis

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