Council wants to know what you think 01 November 2018 Ipswich City Council wants to know what you think about it.Whether people like or loathe the council, a warts and all appraisal is expected to result from a “Pulse Check” survey launched this week.Acting CEO Charlie Dill said it was important to allow the people of Ipswich to speak up and say how they really feel about Ipswich City Council.“It’s been a tough 12-18 months for us, that’s for sure,” Mr Dill said.“But it’s important that we take time to understand and measure community sentiment now to measure progress through delivery of our transformation plan.

A proactive measure by Ipswich City Council will help the longevity of one of Queens Park’s signature heritage fig trees.

Queensland Government joins forces with Council on Ipswich Defence summit 24 October 2018 Ipswich City Council’s defence manufacturing, integrated logistics and sustainment one-day summit has received…

Public information sessions for Inland Rail project 23 October 2018 Ipswich residents will get the chance to hear about the Australian Government’s $10 billion inland rail line that will transport fre…

University of Southern Queensland archaeologists working at Ipswich General Cemetery have found an underground crypt and bones thought to belong

Council staff deliver with extraordinary idea for drought relief 18 October 2018 Ipswich City Council staff are behind a heartfelt initiative that is making a difference to farming families in need.On…

Council provides clarity on future public monuments and memorials 16 October 2018 Ipswich City Council will adopt new policy for erecting public monuments and memorials across the city.Works, Parks an…

The Ipswich Art Gallery will be closed to the public from 19-30 November to enable the installation of a major

Committees structure changed significantly to benefit community 16 October 2018 Ipswich City Council will cut its current 10 standing committees to just five to better align with its Advance Ipswich c…