Change the r to an l. "Vibrant and glowing" sounds much better. (Glowing like a proud parent, not a nuclear waste dump)

More footpaths - many older suburbs don't have them. Well-connected cycling infrastructure so that cycling is a safe and desirable option.

Many older suburbs neglected. All need curb, channelling and driveways installed to update. Also a swimming pool in central Ipswich area

More ‘play’ spaces for the young. Brisbane has so many cool putt putt and adventure playgrounds, yet we hardly have anything like that.

A better platform to understand the opportunities available for all ages.

Safe footpaths enabling pedestrian access to parks, shops, walking for fitness. Road infrastructure to cope with busy school, work hours.

Redbank Plains suburb need more infrastructure developments such as better parks and shopping center like Springfield Lakes.

I would like more walkable, pedestrian friendly places in the inner CBD, like South Bank, to increase customer numbers for businesses there.

More footpaths, shade trees and zoning for suburban cafes & general stores please. The more we walk the more we meet each other!

The Ipswich to Springfeld train corridor is inevitable. Ipswich Hospital needs more infrastructure and expansion to cater to growing needs.

Growing doesn’t mean cramming as many houses as possible into ghetto like estates. Improve the roads add bridges and train corridors.

bring in events like iceskateing remodel limstone park like they are doing to victoria park in brissy need to really have somthing more

Our city needs a creative hub both physically and online.

Support, encourage and preserve cultural events, societies and initiatives that preserve all our peoples culture, places, and history.

Ban all single use plastics Ban other plastics unless the product is repairable or reusable. Buy local ( really pushed in the community)

Hire qualified ecologists to do extensive field research to identify priority species and populations, and publish findings publicly.

What I've seen with the wildlife corridors is very encouraging, but corridors and parks need extensive pest and weed management.

Our local park loses its topsoil down the drain each time it rains. Could residents work with the council to establish a plan to fix this?

More focus on recycling. Reclaim New Chum as a central hub for public recreation. Bike trails, sports fields, natural vegetation, parklands.

Trees, gardens and outdoor spaces that can be enjoyed by local residents without car travel.

A comprehensive walking/cycling path network that connects the whole area, allowing both recreational and commuting travel.

I think White Rock Conservation Estate can be utilised better, more parking and picnic facilities.

Continue to employ individuals who have a fantastic skillset, who value our community and can back that up with their actions and reputation

More community engagement through surveys & forums (like this) please! Can residents petition to propose town hall discussion topics?