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1. Limited data, lack of transport and short timeframes key concerns for Shaping SEQ Update

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   16 Oct 2023: These locations include a 17.6-hectare vacant site next to the Wulkuraka railway station, estimated to be able to support nearly 500 homes and 1,000 residents,” Cr Tully said. ... Currently home to the Bundamba TAFE, close to the railway station and

2. City of IpswichUrban Greening Putting the Plan into Action2022 ... (PDF, 2174k)

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   20 Sep 2022: Good trees for urban spaces. Many modern homes are being built without the ‘big backyard’ of previous eras. ... Go to Ipswich.qld.gov.au/freeplants. Join the Habitat Gardens program and boost your urban greening at home.

3. How the Ipswich Nature Centre is contributing to science

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   19 Apr 2021: They are mostly nocturnal and can roam up to six kilometres from their den looking for food.

4. Flinders - Goolman Conservation EstateCarmichael’s Road, Purga TRAILS OF ... (PDF, 8471k)

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   8 Jun 2023: With toilets, camp-shower cubicles, kitchen, BBQs, picnic tables and a holding yard for horses, the campground is perfect for a short weekend escape and also suitable for caravans and campervans. ... peaks. This area is home to some of Ipswich’s most

5. Council investing in improved waste collection services for Ipswich

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   24 Jan 2023: Over the coming years council intends to provide a Food Organic Garden Organics (FOGO) bin for all eligible residents, optimise Ipswich’s co-mingled recycling service as well as invest in

6. Caffeine hit in Nicholas Street Precinct for Ipswich coffee lovers

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   26 Sep 2022: Darren Schultz, Stellarossa’s co-founder and Managing Director, said it was exciting to be opening in the Nicholas Street Precinct and there would be a focus on great food, relaxed

7. Bring the family and the dog to celebrate Ipswich's vibrant city heart

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   17 May 2022: Retail, food, leisure, health, community services and entertainment have come together in an ever-evolving feast of offerings and activities.

8. Urban Greening

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   20 May 2024: Urban greening is an important part of making a resilient and liveable city which protects vegetation, wildlife and our way of life. The urban forest, urban corridors, and greening within public and private realms make up what we refer to as

9. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ ANNUAL PLAN QUARTER 4 REPORT ... (PDF, 2268k)

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   28 Aug 2023: Community services include libraries, home care services, swimming pools, playground facilities and sporting grounds and facilities. ... Citywide Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) Kerbside Collection Service and On-Demand Large Item Collection Service.

10. Ipswich City Council has prepared and adopted the Koala ... (PDF, 2621k)

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    7 Sep 2017: Some fence designs can trap a koala and make it vulnerable to attack by domestic dogs, as well as restrict access to important food and shelter trees.

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