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1. Council plan to shape the future of waste reduction and recycling in Ipswich

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   1 Jul 2021: The waste disposal challenges we face are long-running and well known to the community,” Mayor Harding said. ... have fit-for-purpose waste and resource recovery infrastructure that meets the needs of a growing city.

2. Customer Feedback Information

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   19 Jan 2024: Customer complaints when they are first brought to our attention, in the majority of cases the complaint will be managed as a request for service, as the customer will be complaining ... During the triage process if it is identified that your feedback

3. Hook Bin Services Service overviewHook bins are ideal for ... (PDF, 251k)

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   5 Oct 2023: times Asbestos. times Fibro sheeting. times Batteries. times Fire extinguishers. times Food waste. ... No. Ipswich City Council only set rated charges for the domestic kerbside waste collection services.

4. COMMUNITY REFERENCE GROUP MINUTES Meeting Environment Community Reference Group ... (PDF, 1329k)

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   25 Sep 2019: the group about Council’s Sustainability Strategy and Waste Management Plan (the Materials. ... council’s role in waste. management and. resource recovery in. creating a circular.

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5. FOGO waste service ready for citywide rollout

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   7 Jun 2023: residents. Meeting standards: Diverting organics from landfill contributes to state waste diversion targets. ... The FOGO service is specifically designed to collect organic waste and promote resource recovery,” Cr Tully said.

6. Free FOGO trial results are in

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   24 Oct 2022: Each house received a free 240-litre green bin to use for organic waste that was collected weekly. ... should it become part of the core waste service provided by council,” Cr Madsen said.

7. Stormwater Control and Waste Water

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   16 Jun 2022: of premises shall not discharge, deposit or permit the escape of any waste water or other fluid on to any adjoining land or road so as to cause a nuisance. ... Should you wish to lodge a complaint regarding stormwater and waste water management visit

8. Ipswich City Council WHAT A WASTE!ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Teacher ... (PDF, 4963k)

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   17 Apr 2013: waste items on the following pages (you may wish to enlarge to A3).• Scissors. • ... Recycling Bin. 8 Ipswich City Council. Green Waste Bin. 9 Ipswich City Council.

9. Potential waste recycling opportunity through SEQ City Deal

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   23 Mar 2022: Ipswich and Redland City Councils (SEQ sub-regional waste alliance) to build a regional Material Recovery Facility (MRF). ... With new technology and improved processes, our communities can play a leading role in diverting more waste away from landfill.

10. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation INVEST TO TRANSFORM QUEENSLAND’S ... (PDF, 116k)

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    2 May 2024: In 2019/20, Ipswich received 42 per cent, or 4.23 million tonnes, of Queensland’s waste with little to no community benefit. ... There is an urgent need for intervention to ensure an efficient, sustainable, productive waste and circular economy sector

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