Investing in the roads and infrastructure our community relies on

As Ipswich Mayor, one of my top priorities is making sure our city keeps moving safely and smoothly as we grow. That’s why this financial year’s Ipswich Budget includes a significant $165 million investment in capital works, with that figure expected to rise to almost $200 million next year and $211 million the year after. […]

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