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1. 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. ... If you have a waterway on your property, you may be eligible for a Waterway Conservation Agreement.

2. Residential reinvention of under-used spaces in Ipswich Central

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   2 Feb 2023: An opportunity to continue revitalising Ipswich Central and offer unique, contemporary housing options could be sitting in the unused space above your business or unused areas of your building.”. ... We are also interested in understanding barriers for

3. Hailstorm recovery support continues with damage assessments

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   29 Jan 2021: In early November, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services (QFES) completed damage assessments on public infrastructure and individual homes. ... If residents are not home or available, a calling card with contact details will be left for people to seek

4. A second quarter snapshot shows Ipswich’s population continues to grow

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   10 Aug 2021: schools, road and water infrastructure, as well as healthcare, police and fire stations. ... Ripley had the second largest population boost with 355 residents moving into the suburb with 114 homes built.

5. Resources and Activity Downloads

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   2 Jan 2024: Understanding your catchment and how it functions. The water cycle. Chemical analysis and physical assessment of water quality and the riparian zone. ... The activities will help students develop their understanding of the environment and the natural

6. Graffiti Management

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   22 Dec 2020: To deter or prevent graffiti attacks consider employing some techniques around your home or business such as: planting gardens or hedges instead of erecting fencing and if you must use fencing ... Graffiti offenders have no regard for private or communal

7. Redbank Plains Recreation Reserve

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   18 Mar 2024: Using the information provided please ensure you select an area suitable for your event. ... Standard Conditions for each area can be viewed below. To apply for a Park & Facility Use Permit/Licence please complete an application form for assessment of

8. Resources and Activity Downloads

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   2 Jan 2024: Understanding your catchment and how it functions. The water cycle. Chemical analysis and physical assessment of water quality and the riparian zone. ... The activities will help students develop their understanding of the environment and the natural

9. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: Maintain as much grass, mulch and other soil coverage on your property as practical. ... promotes and associates your business with protecting the environment. With an ever increasing population, the Ipswich area is consistently undertaking extensive

10. Water that is unable to enter the underground drainage ... (PDF, 42k)

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    9 Sep 2021: To put it more simply, if you are downstream, you must accept the ‘natural’ run-off on to your property. ... If there is an easement on your property it must be maintained and kept clear of debris to allow the natural flow of stormwater to the field

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