Council grants to community organisations 29 June 2018 Various organisations are the beneficiaries of Ipswich City Council’s monthly community and cultural funding programs.Arts and Community Development Committee Chairperson Cr Kylie Stoneman said funds under the Community Development Grants Program had gone to:1.             The Queensland Branch of the Australian Medical Association (AMA Qld): $1,164 towards the hire of a marquee and the purchase of two blood pressure monitor kits to support the organisation’s Health Hub attendance at the Springfield Twilight Markets on 5 October.Funding under the Cultural Grants Program had gone to:1.             Divine Mercy Church: $2,000 towards first aid, uniforms and entertainment for the Rally Unto The Nations (R.U.N.) Multicultural Festival at Robelle Domain, Springfield Central, on 29 September.

Ipswich City Council will focus on young pregnant mothers and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in a new anti-smoking

Event sponsorships position Ipswich as significant destination 29 June 2018 IPSWICH Piping and Drumming Solo Championships and the Queensland Model Hobbies Expo received event sponsorship from Ipswich…

Independent audit points to improvement in recycling contamination rates 02 July 2018 CONTAMINATION rates in yellow top recycle bins are showing signs of improvement according to an independent audit …

Australia Post seals deal for Redbank 05 July 2018 A NEW hi-tech parcel centre to handle the increase in online shopping is planned by Australia Post in the Ipswich suburb of Redbank.The new 50,000 sq…