Council is committed to ensuring that our open space network meets the community’s needs now and in the future. To continue to improve our parks, Council is developing a vision for Sapling Pocket to help guide future planning of the park and protection of the natural environment.The preliminary draft master plan provides a starting point for your comments on what vision you wish to see for Sapling Pocket. To provide your feedback on the proposed vision of Sapling Pocket, follow the link to the online questionnaire. http://www.surveymonkey.com/r/28388QZSapling pocket is located at the end McMullen Road, Pine
Mountain.Download the factsheet (PDF, 5.3 MB)
Category: Ipswich City Council Highlights
Household Energy Efficiency Challenge
Household Energy Efficiency Challenge
Next Generation Broadband Rollout
The National Broadband Network (NBN) is an Australia wide project to upgrade the existing fixed line phone and internet network infrastructure. The NBN is delivering next generation fixed broadband infrastructure via a combination of technologies including:Fibre to the PremiseFibre to the NodeHybrid Fibre CoaxFixed WirelessSatelliteThe NBN rollout in Ipswich is extensive. For information on the rollout please refer to the link below: NBN rollout Mobile network broadband is emerging as an important method of provision of broadband services to Australian consumers. Most urban areas in Ipswich have significant 4G LTE mobile network coverage from Telstra, Optus and Vodafone.For information on the three mobile networks rolling out 4G in Ipswich please refer to the links below.Telstra Mobile coverageOptus Mobile coverage Vodafone Mobile coverage
Next Generation Broadband Rollout
The National Broadband Network (NBN) is an Australia wide project to upgrade the existing fixed line phone and internet network infrastructure. The NBN is delivering next generation fixed broadband infrastructure via a combination of technologies including:Fibre to the PremiseFibre to the NodeHybrid Fibre CoaxFixed WirelessSatelliteThe NBN rollout in Ipswich is extensive. For information on the rollout please refer to the link below: NBN rollout Mobile network broadband is emerging as an important method of provision of broadband services to Australian consumers. Most urban areas in Ipswich have significant 4G LTE mobile network coverage from Telstra, Optus and Vodafone.For information on the three mobile networks rolling out 4G in Ipswich please refer to the links below.Telstra Mobile coverageOptus Mobile coverage Vodafone Mobile coverage
Ipswich City's LED Street Light Project
Ipswich City's LED Street Light Project
Jim Donald Parklands
Jim Donald Parklands – Future VisionCouncil is committed to ensuring that our open space network meets the community’s needs now and in the future. With the acquisition of the former Bremer High School ovals it is timely to look at thefuture direction for all the openspace adjoining Jim Donald Park and combine it into one entity as Jim Donald Parklands.The Preliminary Draft Master Plan provides a starting point for your comments on what vision you wish to see for Jim Donald Parklands.Preliminary Draft Master Plan (PDF, 465.9 KB)To assist Council with this project, we would like your feedback on the proposed vision of Jim Donald Parklands. Please follow the link to the online questionnaire. www.surveymonkey.com/r/Jim_Donald_Web
Jim Donald Parklands
Jim Donald Parklands – Future VisionCouncil is committed to ensuring that our open space network meets the community’s needs now and in the future. With the acquisition of the former Bremer High School ovals it is timely to look at thefuture direction for all the openspace adjoining Jim Donald Park and combine it into one entity as Jim Donald Parklands.The Preliminary Draft Master Plan provides a starting point for your comments on what vision you wish to see for Jim Donald Parklands.Preliminary Draft Master Plan (PDF, 465.9 KB)To assist Council with this project, we would like your feedback on the proposed vision of Jim Donald Parklands. Please follow the link to the online questionnaire. www.surveymonkey.com/r/Jim_Donald_Web
Walk Against Domestic and Family Violence
A community march to create awareness and bring
an end to domestic violence.Date: Wednesday, 6 May 2015Time: 5.00 pm to 8.00 pmWhere: d’Arcy Doyle Place, 116 Brisbane Street, IpswichJoin us and your community with your signs and
voice.Inclusive of all genders. Families welcome.March is approximately 800 metres.After the March a Candle Lighting Vigil will be
held at d’Arcy Doyle Place to commemorate the women and children who have lost
their lives to domestic violence.5.00 pm Sausage Sizzle5.30 pm March6.00 pm Candle Lighting Vigil, SpeechesThis
event is part of the 2015 Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month
Activities.Registration
not required.For
more information contact: info@dvac.org.au