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1. IMPROVING IRONPOT CREEK AND ITS CATCHMENTIronpot Creek and its ... (PDF, 1518k)

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   10 Mar 2016: The soil, organic matter, litter, fertilisers from gardens and oil residues from driveways it carries can pollute downstream waterways. ... Use organic fertilizers and compost to improve the soil and increase the capacity of the soil to hold water. •

2. FACT SHEET 8 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 298k)

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   12 May 2010: Controlling weeds and removing feral • animals. Composting garden waste, disposing of • waste correctly, and preventing oils, fats, solvents and other pollutants from entering stormwater drains.

3. STAGE 1 As previously advised, the project team postponed ... (PDF, 460k)

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   15 Jan 2023: This traffic switch will result in a temporary closure of the intersection of Escarpment Drive at Springfield Greenbank Arterial Road for approximately 4 months.

   by Madeline Ferguson

4. KOALAPhascolarctus cinereus This reserve is important habitat for a ... (PDF, 4892k)

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   1 Mar 2023: Traditional Owners call the larvae ‘Jebbim’ and used it as a staple food.

5. Rates Recovery Policy (PDF, 180k)

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   1 Jun 2022: The period should usually be no more than six months from the date of the agreement but a period of up to 12 months can be agreed in exceptional circumstances. ... interval than one month, but generally in line with the frequency of the ratepayer’s

   by Richard Bennett Keywords: Goverance

6. 17 amended (PDF, 85k)

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   8 Oct 2003: i) Kholo Gardens Sunrise until Sunset. (ii) Pan Pacific Peace Gardens Sunrise until Sunset(iii) Colleges Crossing Recreation. ... playing golf- camping, occupying or residing- posting or fixing bills/posters/advertisements- discharging of firearms-

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7. 230814_N_Centenary Motorway Exit 32 Upgrade TMR Approved for print_FINAL (PDF, 407k)

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   15 Aug 2023: To reduce the construction timeframe and minimise night work impacts, the Exit 32 off ramp will be closed to all traffic for up to six months.

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8. Koalas are strictly leaf feeders, eating a variety of ... (PDF, 1074k)

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   7 Sep 2017: Ipswich.qld.gov.au. The following trees are recognised as important shelter and secondary food trees. • ... February to April has traditionally been recognised as a good time to plant, along with spring months once the risk of frost has past.

9. FACT SHEET 9 For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: ... (PDF, 595k)

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   12 May 2010: Insects are attracted to the scented flowers making this plant popular in the home garden. ... River lily’s can be grown in pots and make a great feature in the home garden.

10. PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS  Platypus   Ornithorhynchus anatinus  The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals.  They are classified as a Monotrome, which means they raise their young like most mammals but do n (PDF, 113k)

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    7 Mar 2014: sensitive bill which allows them to forage for food along the bottom of the river bed. Their webbed front feet and large flat tail assists them with swimming and burrowing.

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