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1. Small Creek Stage 3 update March 2020 Ipswich.qld.gov.au/smallcreek Some ... (PDF, 543k)

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   10 Mar 2020: Project neighbours, Raceview residents and the wider Ipswich community had input to the design through online and face-to-face engagement held in September and October 2019. ... improved aesthetics, with the creek appearing as a naturally occurring

2. Fireweed is an introduced weed that can be poisonous ... (PDF, 288k)

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   31 Jul 2023: coordinate weed control activities with your neighbours. integrate pest animal control activities with weed control activities and other components of your property plan. ... Seeds and dispersal: Seeds are small (1-3mm long), light and slender.

3. Ipswich City Council Interim Local Law No. 1 (Smoke ... (PDF, 128k)

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   25 Mar 2013: eliminating or reducing nuisances and risks to the community's health and safety.

   by Alan Stone

4. IRONPOT CREEKDRAINAGE AND EROSION MANAGEMENT PLAN A SUMMARYIn 2012, ... (PDF, 1000k)

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   30 Oct 2014: neighbours and Council.

5. What you can do to help Koalas in Urban ... (PDF, 1555k)

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   11 Oct 2017: Koalas can also become stuck in backyards. Making your fence koala friendly is crucial to stopping this occurring.

6. Fact Sheet Heavy Vehicle and Truck Parking Ipswich.qld.gov.au Council ... (PDF, 199k)

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   29 Aug 2022: Parking or storage of heavy vehicles is to be undertaken in such a manner that it does not cause nuisance or disturbance to the community.

7. Date 26 February 2020 Time 6 - 8pm Location ... (PDF, 776k)

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   19 Mar 2020: pending community garden policy, and traffic. light artwork covers. Members noted that while a.

   by Shane Currie

8. Meeting Economic Development Community Reference Group Date 25 June ... (PDF, 1761k)

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   22 Jul 2019: for good outcomes, solid foundation to ideas, see Ipswich in a positive light, we are useful and purposeful, fill the gaps, reach potential, create reasons to come to Ipswich.’ (The words

   by Anna Payne

9. Welcome to the summer edition of your Community Matters ... (PDF, 1039k)

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   23 Nov 2021: Letters to Santa livestream event and a must-see light display in the Nicholas Street Precinct. ... Visit the interactive mowing map at Maps.ipswich.qld.gov.au/mowing. Traffic lights on the way.

10. Welcome to the Summer edition of your council newsletter ... (PDF, 1072k)

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    4 Jan 2023: the Christmas Lights Tours on where passengers can view a selection of the best displays in air-conditioned comfort. ... Last year’s Christmas light show was amazing, and I can’t wait to see what’s planned for 2022.

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