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15 Feb 2005: Order of business 9. Procedure at meetings 10. Admission of non-members to debate etc. ... local government chamber normally reserved for councillors during the conduct of local government business.
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3 Jul 2006: a) excessive noise; or (b) lighting and maintaining of fires in the open. ... i) details of available fire fighting equipment to prevent the spread of the proposed.
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4 Apr 2024: 27 April 2022. The City of Ipswich has much to celebrate for Small Business Month in May with council and businesses partnering on programs to grow a more resilient local economy. ... 20 April 2022. A new community building is now available to be booked
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20 Jul 2022: didgeridoo, coolamon, stone tools, painting practices and traditional dancing. c. Men’s business -(may require fire for Kupmurri). ... d. Women’s business -(may require fire for Kupmurri). e. Yarning circle – place to share knowledge, culture and
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2 Mar 2022: Eat Safe Businesses - information on the program for food business owners. ... Eat Safe Search - search local food businesses by name, address of star rating.
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20 Jul 2022: didgeridoo, coolamon, stone tools, painting practices and traditional dancing. c. Men’s business -(may require fire for Kupmurri). ... d. Women’s business -(may require fire for Kupmurri). e. Yarning circle – place to share knowledge, culture and
by Amber van Slotenipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/calls-for-second-river-crossing-heard-with-$2.5m-commitment Cached Explore
16 May 2022: This $2.5m promise to progress to the Detailed Business Case is an important next step for this long-awaited project. ... Mayor Harding said Council had already carried out feasibility studies with the support of the State Government and delivered the
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4 Apr 2024: Council continues to support small business through new initiative. ... 13 June 2024. Ipswich City Council’s commitment to being small business friendly continues with the launch of the New Business Breakfast initiative next month.
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27 Jun 2024: Core business services are those activities which are undertaken to meet the community’s needs. ... The Annual Performance Plan is the mechanism for council to specify its performance of the business and for Ipswich Waste Services to confirm its
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21 Jun 2023: We have welcomed a host of new restaurants, cafes and small businesses into the Nicholas Street Precinct, and this year we will see even more throw open their doors. ... $3.8 million for the expansion of Tulmur Walk, connecting the precinct with the
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