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1. Love planes, trains or autos? Council wants to hear from you

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   22 Dec 2020: 18 August 2020. Ipswich clubs, groups or organisations with an aviation, rail or auto focus are being encouraged to connect with council’s City Events team as preparations progress for a new festival for 2021. The date of Saturday, 1 May 2021 has

2. Our Policies

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   13 Sep 2022: Council's policies are statements of the principles and/or values that Council takes into consideration during its decision making processes. Policies are in place as they are required under legislation and provide a framework for Council to achieve

3. 2022–2023 Budgetat a glance CITYWIDE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS DIVISION 3 ... (PDF, 257k)

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   28 Jun 2022: waterway recovery. $2.3 million Libraries expansion. $6.1 millionCommunity safety. $6.2 millionArts and cultural services.

4. Riparian Corridor Revegetation

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   30 Aug 2022: Native vegetation along banks plays a very important role in:. the lifecycle of many native animals. improves productivity of surrounding land. decreased erosion. improved water quality. healthy ecosystems and restored biodiversity. reduced flood

5. Haigslea Lawn Cemetery

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   30 Nov 2023: Haigslea Lawn Cemetery is historically significant and comprises both monumental and lawn burial areas as well as a memorial garden for cremated remains. Haigslea Cemetery Road, Haigslea. Burial plots available. Ashes placement in memorial garden.

6. Be on the lookout for wildlife during breeding season

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   9 Oct 2023: 09 October 2023. Romance is in the air for many native animal species – so it’s important for humans to be mindful of increased animal activity in Spring. Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Deputy Mayor Russell Milligan said it

7. FV_Catchment_WP1_Condition_Assessment_FINAL_14.10.21 (PDF, 5323k)

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   20 Oct 2021: catchment. More specifically, the aims of the plan are to:.  synthesise existing knowledge concerning the ecology of the Franklin Vale catchment;  assess current ecological conditions of the Franklin Vale ... 1. Catchment condition assessment:. 

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8. Extraordinary waste clean-up program now complete

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   24 May 2023: 23 May 2023. As part of Ipswich City Council’s flood recovery efforts, the extraordinary waste clean-up of waterways and rivers is now complete. During both the February and May 2022 flood events, flood water deposited an extraordinary amount of

9. Nearly 700 new dwellings built in Ipswich as population continues to grow

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   1 Feb 2023: 01 February 2023. Ipswich continues to record strong growth with 690 new dwellings built during the December 2022 quarter, highlighting the city’s ongoing commitment to easing the housing crisis. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair

10. Funds available for sustainable community projects

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    8 Sep 2022: 08 September 2022. From planting koala habitat areas to waste education – there are so many ways that the Ipswich City Council Ti Tree Bioenergy Funding Program can be used to improve our city’s natural assets. Eligible projects are funded

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