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ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/242957/ICC-Media-release-Major-plans-for-waste-and-resource-recovery.pdf Explore
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21 Jun 2023: There is another $9 million for new and replacement waste collection vehicles (making 55 across the fleet, with more purchases to come), including $3.3 million for a dedicated FOGO (food ... As part of the city's commitment to sustainable waste
by Shane Currieipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/free-kerbside-collection-commencing-in-flinders-view-and-yamanto Cached Explore
17 Feb 2022: Division 1 Councillor Jacob Madsen said the service is helping Ipswich residents to dispose of unwanted items around their home. ... Collection teams will be passing by 2,285 homes in Flinders View and 1,959 homes in the Division 4 suburb of Yamanto,”
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/christmas-in-ipswich-gifting-festive-family-fun-to-division-2 Cached Explore
29 Nov 2022: Find your place under the stars on the grass, choose some food, add in glow sticks and settle in for a ‘Night of Light’. ... Fun for the whole family with face painting, food trucks and much more.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0007/9637/activity_sheet_6_weeds.pdf Explore
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9 Jul 2009: PURPOSE: Learn how to identify the weeds around your home, school and within your catchment area. ... Many native species are ‘pushed out’ by weeds. WHERE DO WEEDS COME FROM?Many plants that grow in our gardens at home are ‘exotic’ plants.
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22 Jun 2023: There is another $9 million for new and replacement waste collection vehicles (making 55 across the fleet, with more purchases to come), including $3.3 million for a dedicated FOGO (food ... As part of the city's commitment to sustainable waste
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0005/239306/Purga_Poster_Plants-Animals_Web.pdf Explore
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1 Mar 2023: Swamp Tea-Trees are home to Ghost moth larvae (Hepialus humuli) also known as Witchetty grubs. ... Traditional Owners call the larvae ‘Jebbim’ and used it as a staple food.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0015/26430/Purga-Nature-Reserve_297x420_WEB.pdf Explore
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8 Jun 2023: Ngudur are valuable as a healing and food resource tree. Wirepi Trail 500m 15 mins. ... For your safety, please:. Bring water, food, hat and sunscreen. Notify someone of your planned walk.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2024/ripley-and-redbank-plains-remain-best-sellers-in-ipswich-growth-storey Cached Explore
1 Feb 2024: A further 2,387 residents also call the city home taking the city’s population to 253,093 – a rise of 1 per cent on the previous quarter as the city ... Business activity also increased as 97 new food business licences were lodged or approved over
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/256843/ICC-Media-release-Councils-2024-2025-Budget-continues-to-mop-up-after-previous-floods.pdf Explore
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26 Jun 2024: The final 200 flood recovery projects are planned for this financial year.” Cr Antoniolli said the Voluntary Home Buy-Back Program will continue through to 2026. ... Voluntary Home Buy-Back Program to continue through to 2026 with engagement commencing
by Shane Currieipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/109385/af_p0013-A5361174.pdf Explore
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13 Feb 2019: If a kitchen wastewater grease trap has been installed, monitor any build up and clean out as required. ... Don’t pour oil or fats down the sink and use strainers or colanders to trap food scraps.
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