IPSWICH & WEST MORETON
During March, Rees and Bri caught up with the team at Somerset Regional Council to chat about local projects, jobs, and upcoming events in the region. Of course, no visit is complete without a delicious lunch at the Grand Hotel Esk and a coffee…
It was fantastic to see The University of Southern Queensland – Australia’s Vice-Chancellor, Professor Karen Nelson, and Executives welcome the Hon Milton Dick MP, Federal Member for Oxley and Speaker of the House, to officially launch the Inala Suburban University Study Hub.…
The Somerset Rail Trail Classic is back again for 2025, with four exciting challenges on offer on Sunday, 13 July. Somerset Regional Council’s event takes place on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, Australia’s longest recreational rail trail There will be…
Rosewood welcomed the Business Booth initiative, a free mentoring and support service for local businesses. Naomi George from Ipswich City Council’s Economic Development Team delivered the program with support from RDAIWM on the day. Whether starting out or expanding, Business…
The Federal and State Governments have activated the Personal Hardship Assistance Scheme for residents in Ipswich, Lockyer Valley, Somerset, and Scenic Rim affected by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. Support measures include: This support aims to help affected communities recover and rebuild in the…
The Scenic Rim Regional Council is championing its advocacy efforts to support the region’s ongoing growth and development. Encompassing 4,249 km² of stunning landscapes, the region is home to key industries including agriculture, construction, and tourism. The population has increased…
Regional Development Australia Ipswich & West Moreton proudly announces the appointment of Cr Nicole Jonic as Chair, following Janice Holstein’s retirement after eight years of service. Cr Jonic, Deputy Mayor of Ipswich and former RDA Deputy Chair brings strong local…
The Lockyer Valley is set for improved road safety and connectivity with the upgrade of Mahon Bridge in Carpendale now underway. This project, funded under the Australian Government’s Safer Local Roads and Infrastructure Program (SLRIP), will enhance access for residents…
With 482,836 small and family businesses making up 97.1% of all businesses in Queensland, their role in the economy is undeniable. Of these, 62.1% are non-employing businesses, highlighting the diverse landscape of entrepreneurship across the state. In February, Rees and…
The Business Ipswich: New Business Breakfast brought together emerging businesses, entrepreneurs, and industry professionals at the Ipswich City Council building for a morning of networking and business insights. The event provided a platform for local business owners to connect, share…