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1. Extraordinary waste clean-up program now complete

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   24 May 2023: During both the February and May 2022 flood events, flood water deposited an extraordinary amount of waste into Ipswich’s rivers and creeks. ... Healthy Land and Water removed 1,030kg of waste from the Bremer and Brisbane rivers in March 2023,” Cr

2. Smoke Free Public Places

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   12 Feb 2021: Is your complaint in relation to an area other than the Ipswich Mall, an Ipswich Bus Stop or an Ipswich Taxi Rank? ... If you answered no to the question listed above, please follow the below steps to lodge your complaint with Council.

3. Open Air Fires and Smoke Pollution

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   11 Nov 2022: A nuisance exists if a release of odours, gas, fumes, smoke, dust, particles or aerosols on residential premises has caused or is likely to give rise to a risk of:. ... smoke from a fire used to dispose of waste from your garden or residence.

4. 22 June, 2023 Major plans for waste management and ... (PDF, 268k)

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   21 Jun 2023: waste management and resource recovery to safeguard this city for decades to come. ... the needs of the community, recover more resources, and reduce waste to landfill,” Mayor Harding said.

   by Shane Currie

5. Trail Bikes and 4-Wheel Drives

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   1 Mar 2023: Should you wish to lodge a complaint regarding trail bike or 4-wheel drive infringements visit Council's Complaints webpage and follow Council's complaints process.

6. BUSINESS A. OPENING OF MEETING: B. WELCOME TO COUNTRY ... (PDF, 2735k)

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   30 Apr 2018: Commingled Recyclables Clean Cardboard and Mixed Paper E-Waste Scrap Metal and Batteries Tyres. ... outlined in the report by the Ipswich Waste Services Manager dated 21 December2016.

7. Council Minutes (PDF, 5887k)

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   31 May 2018: Glass is the biggest problem waste in the Ipswich City Council kerbside recycling service. ... In April 2011 City of Holdfast Bay waste officers reported an escalation in the number of resident complaints about bins used by Jetty Road Glenelg traders and

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   by Anna Lewis

8. Guide to Composting and Worm Farms What is composting?Compost ... (PDF, 7020k)

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   13 Jul 2018: 2-4 weekssprinkle Bokashi mix after adding. food wasteBOKASHI $50 – $120 food waste only. ... 2. Green Waste ServiceWorm Farm or Compost Bin not big enough for your family?

9. Council offers kerbside collection for hail-affected properties

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   22 Dec 2020: The waste could include storm-related building waste, storm-damaged furniture and whitegoods, storm-related green waste. ... The bins, marked food waste only, will be located at:. Carpark located at 61 Summit Drive, Springfield Lakes.

10. Council provides response on international waste contract at New Chum site

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    22 Dec 2020: 16 July 2020. Ipswich City Council is aware of this matter, but the decision to accept waste from PNG has been made by the Australian Government. ... The Queensland Government will be responsible in terms of dealing with and enforcing the waste

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