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1. First look at new resource recovery centre and animal management facility

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   28 Aug 2023: The Southern Resource Recovery Centre and Animal Management Facility will be located at 831 Redbank Plains Road, Redbank Plains, and we are asking the community to give their feedback on the ... Division 1 Councillor Sheila Ireland said it was a

2. The little centre meeting the big needs of the community

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich City Council and the State Government opened the $1.9 million Redbank Plains Community Centre in May 2018 after two years of community consultation. ... When you are learning to live by yourself for the first time, just talking to people is worth

3. Ipswich Central comes alive with opening of Tulmur Place civic plaza

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   22 Dec 2020: 25 November 2020. Saturday marks an historic moment for the City of Ipswich – the official opening of a key stage of the $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct redevelopment. ... The upgrade of the existing multi-deck car park facility. The installation

4. Planning in Ipswich

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   17 Jul 2023: The current population of Ipswich is approximately 247,000 people and is expected to grow to 535,000 by 2046, meaning accommodating an additional 288,000 residents. ... To manage this growth, we will need to generate at least 75,000 extra jobs and

5. Spring into action and Get Ready, Ipswich

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   1 Sep 2023: Ipswich suffered significant damage in the 2022 floods, with impacts to homes, businesses and roads resulting in more than $20 million in infrastructure and recovery works so far,” he said.

6. Council approves Remondis change from landfill to compost facility

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   18 Aug 2023: Mayor Harding said as part of council’s Resource Recovery Strategy, the city was moving beyond the 1,000-home FOGO trial and making it available for all residents and wanted ... Division 1 Councillor Sheila Ireland said this type of use is preferable

7. Innovative Ipswich school program upskilling local students

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   2 Dec 2021: Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said the project started with a meeting at the school which sparked a conversation about how council could form a partnership that provides outcomes for both ... Division 4 Councillor Russell Milligan said

8. 23 July 2021 Dear Toni Re: Council endorsement draft ... (PDF, 1045k)

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9. ACTIVITY SHEET 3 PURPOSE: 1. Understand how creek bank ... (PDF, 1761k)

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   2 Jun 2009: Bank Stability and Erosion: The extent of bank stability and erosion is often affected by the amount of physical changes, such as roads and housing, that have occurred within the catchment. ... buildings, roads, houses, plants and animals.

10. About Advocacy

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    8 May 2024: By 2041, Ipswich will reach an estimated population of 456,000 with an annual percentage growth rate of 3.4 per cent between 2021 and 2041, more than twice the state ... Ripley continues to have one of the highest growth rates in Queensland (up by 2,000

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