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Does Ipswich still have a vision after boss stands down?
Ipswich Vision chair Jackie Sadek has walked away from the role after only four months.
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Budget stories are always about winners and losers, and Ipswich was mainly the latter after we took a while to look for which major projects were set to receive federal government funding. At the top of our list this year were upgrades to the Cunningham Hwy Yamanto to Ebenezer Creek section, the Springfield-Ipswich rail line, and improvements to North Ipswich Reserve. Blair MP Shayne Neumann has been scathing of the budget, saying Ipswich has been ignored. Picture: Alix Sweeney The upgrade to the Mt Crosby Rd interchange on the Warrego Hwy is the only major road project to get a mention in ...
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Premium Content Subscriber only THE Ipswich business community is a resilient one but the all-consuming impacts of COVID-19 made 2020 a year more challenging than ever before. Ipswich Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Phil Bell said he is positive about the year ahead and 2021 provided great opportunities for local businesses to prosper. Ipswich has survived through devastating floods in 2011 and 2013, drought, bushfires and local political upheaval. Tulmur Place opened at the end of November. Mr Bell says there is great optimism for the completion of the wider Nicholas Street Preci...
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