Welcome to another Ipswich City Council update, your weekly update on all things Ipswich City Council. Join us as we sit down with Mayor Teresa Harding to discuss the latest news and developments impacting our community.
Episode Highlights:
Kumbu Health’s Prestigious Award
Exciting news as the Kumbu Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation and Kumbu Health become the first Indigenous group to receive the Viva Cribb Bursary. This $5,000 grant will support their project, “Footprints of Resilience,” which documents the early interactions between the Aboriginal and European communities in Ipswich. Mayor Harding highlights the significance of this project in promoting reconciliation and preserving local history.
Small Business Initiatives
With over 12,000 registered businesses, Ipswich is a thriving hub for small enterprises. Mayor Teresa Harding discusses the upcoming Small Business Breakfast, an excellent opportunity for networking and growth, scheduled for July 11th. Learn how the council supports local businesses and fosters economic development.
Changes to the FOGO Program
Mayor Teresa Harding addresses changes to the Food Organics and Garden Organics (FOGO) program. Due to logistical challenges, the council will focus solely on garden organics for now. She explains the decision process and the council’s commitment to finding sustainable solutions for waste management.
RAAF Open Day Thrills
Relive the excitement of the RAAF Open Day with Mayor Teresa Harding, who shares her experiences and highlights from the event. From Super Hornets to military working dogs, it was a day filled with action and fun for the whole family.
Tune in to hear all this and more as we dive into the latest happenings in Ipswich. Whether you’re a resident or just curious about our vibrant city, this episode is packed with valuable insights and community updates.
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