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ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/242843/ActiveAndHealthy_Funding_A4-Factsheet_web.pdf Explore
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22 Mar 2024: The partnership will be 6 months initially and extended for up to 12 months total depending on community participation in the class.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/244179/Flying-fox-info-sheet-2023.pdf Explore
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27 Jul 2023: Flying foxes sleep in trees throughout the day, fly out at dusk to search for food and return to the trees again near dawn. ... Populations at roosts often vary, sometimes dispersing seasonally or when food is no longer available nearby.
by Belinda Whelbandipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0015/8520/what_a_waste_activity_booklet.pdf Explore
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2 May 2013: 11. Worms like lots of different foods but there are some things they don’t like to eat.Can you spot the food the worms will eat? ... Ipswich City Council. 13. Plants love compost and worm castings.Draw a circle around the plants that have been given
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/250286/2024_ANZAC_Parade_Route1.pdf Explore
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15 Sep 2023: STR. EET. MAR. SDEN. PAR. ADE. GARDEN ST. EAST. STR. EET.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/85954/Change-of-Ownership-Fee-Exemption-Policy.pdf Explore
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24 May 2022: An exemption of the change of ownership fee shall be granted in the following circumstances, subject to Council receiving an application from the new owner/s, within 12 months of the ... Australia (subject to application). (f) In the case of vacant land,
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by Richard Bennettipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/86277/Koalas-in-Urban-Ipswich-.pdf Explore
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11 Oct 2017: 3. Drive carefullyKoalas often cross busy roads to access food and shelter. ... Those property owners with small blocks (under 1 hectare) can partner with Ipswich City Council to create a native bird and animal friendly garden through the Habitat Gardens
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/77961/ChemClear-Program-Factsheet.pdf Explore
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4 Apr 2017: COLLECTING UNWANTED AGVET CHEMICALS. The program contributes to the ongoing sustainability of Australia’s food and agricultural industries, ensuring unwanted chemicals are collected and disposed of in a safe and responsible
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1 Mar 2023: One of the most important koala food trees, and is a habitat for some possum.
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9 Jul 2009: Many native species are ‘pushed out’ by weeds. WHERE DO WEEDS COME FROM?Many plants that grow in our gardens at home are ‘exotic’ plants. ... Weeds also enter our bushland areas by being dumped as garden cuttings.
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8 Dec 2016: Melissa. What happened?Last month, we invited you and your neighbours to Design your Creek Week — a community workshop to contribute ideas and raise important concerns about living next to a ... Space for community gardens. Informal paths and trails
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