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1. Community to plant trees to honour Ipswich mothers and women

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   24 Apr 2023: Riparian rehabilitation works such as weed removal and planting native plants are critical measures in improving habitat for platypus and other native wildlife that use our waterway corridors. ... Division 2 Councillor Nicole Jonic said Trees for Mum is

2. Community consultation kicks off for River Heart Parklands

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   6 Sep 2024: River Heart Parklands are enjoyed by our community, but being built so close to the Bremer River they are regularly being inundated by water,” Mayor Harding said. ... However, regular flooding has badly corroded and damaged a number of the structures,

3. Community once again onboard for Clean Up Australia Day

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   12 Feb 2024: It is up to every single person to take care of the environment and healthy waterways are important.”. ... By rolling up our sleeves and witnessing the sheer quantity as well as the common types of litter lining our streets, bushlands and waterways, we

4. Community feedback called for Richardson Park playground design

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   10 May 2022: play on and explore imaginary waterways.”. ... Important features of the concept design include a nature area with a dry creek bed and water play equipment, more seats to take in the wonderful views of the Brisbane River,

5. Families, children and young people

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   19 Apr 2024: Adults need to be particularly careful and observant with children and young people around water and pools. ... Ipswich City Council supports positive pool and water safety practices and further information can be found on the Pool Safety page.

6. Personal Safety

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   19 Apr 2024: Do not store your PIN with your bank card and do not allow anyone else to use your card. ... Walk confidently with your head up, not only does this deter possible offenders but it also ensures you have a greater awareness of your surroundings.

7. Community help sought to pinpoint Western Resource Recovery Centre site

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   19 Jul 2024: Division 4 Councillor David Cullen said Ipswich’s western corridor faces significant population growth, with an estimated 70,000 new residents by 2031. ... Council’s consultants have diligently reviewed over 750 potential locations within the western

8. Community submits thousands of new names for former bridge and drive

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   29 Mar 2022: Local flora or fauna such as the Rakali (an aquatic mammal common in Ipswich waterways).

9. Community encouraged to help shape future resource recovery centre

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   17 Jul 2023: The centre remains open and safe to use and will continue to operate in the interim, but the Rosewood-Thagoona-Walloon corridor is one of our city’s fastest growing areas, ... This necessary criteria – the non-negotiables if you like – includes

10. Community event to celebrate first nations culture

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    14 Sep 2021: This year’s event is a special time for our community with this year’s theme being Heal Country, which calls for continued protection of lands, waters, sacred sites and cultural

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