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1. Things to consider when holding an event Ipswich.qld.gov.au Fireworks ... (PDF, 390k)

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   19 Oct 2018: Things to consider when holding an event. Ipswich.qld.gov.au. Fireworks. Fireworks can only be bought, stored, transported and used by professionals licensed by the Queensland Government. If you plan to have fireworks at your event, you will need to

2. Date Wednesday 11 December 2019 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 586k)

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   14 Apr 2021: commencement. 4 March 2020. elections – what. we’ve done so far.

   by Shane Currie

3. City of Ipswich Civic and Ceremonial Events Funding 2023-2024 ... (PDF, 47k)

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   25 Oct 2023: TimeframeCivic and Ceremonial Events Funding is by invitation only and applications can be submitted at any time during the year. ... required regulatory approvals for the event (if required). Application ProcessApplications must be submitted online and

4. Littering and illegal dumping is an offence under the ... (PDF, 132k)

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   1 Jul 2024: How to report offences Download the Snap, Send, Solve. app using the QR code.

5. Page 1 of 4 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 389k)

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   23 May 2022: This Policy applies a risk-based approach to compliance and enforcement management to ensure resources are focussed on those matters posing the most significant risk to the community and environment. ... This approach is used for both proactive

   by Amber van Sloten

6. 2019 – 2023 City of IpswichDestination Management Plan CONTENTS ... (PDF, 1909k)

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   17 Mar 2023: The Tourism economy is an increasingly significant industry cluster for the City of Ipswich. ... Galvanise industry. Hero Experiences. › Nature-based recreation. › Challenge-based adventure. ›

7. For more information visit Ipswich.qld.gov.au Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve ... (PDF, 3192k)

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   16 Sep 2016: riders, but is best known for. its technical single trails. which can challenge even. ... Pleasant View 400m | Two-way. Starting behind the ramp, this trail features tight corners and interesting technical challenges.

8. PO Box 191, IPSWICH QLD 4305 | T (07) ... (PDF, 86k)

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   12 Jul 2019: Industries in your city. Number of delegates Name of delegation leader. ... Tourism Investment opportunities Food and agribusiness. Education and training Defence industry Health.

9. Terms of Reference Economic Development Community Reference Group INTRODUCTIONIpswich ... (PDF, 62k)

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   21 Oct 2019: Industry leadership, cooperation and advancement. Workforce, skills and employment development. Investment and business attraction. ... Elections During election periods (whether federal, state or local government elections), members who are considering

10. 24 June 2021 Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding 2021-22 Budget ... (PDF, 230k)

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    24 Jun 2021: We are Queensland’s fastest growing city. The growth we are experiencing presents both challenges and opportunities for Ipswich City Council. ... It’s a Budget that considers the challenges of today while planning for the opportunity that our city’s

    by Shane Currie

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