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1. Flood Recovery

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/services/flood-recovery Cached Explore

   15 Sep 2023: The ongoing impacts of long-term displacement of people, uninhabitable homes and lengthy rebuild processes are key features of recovery efforts going forward. ... To view the financial summary of the flood recovery works please see:Report an issue.

2. Home Assist

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   30 Oct 2023: Minor home modifications such as grab rails, handrails, hand-held showers and small ramps. ... Non-essential work such as upgrades, refurbishments, home improvement or beautification cannot be subsidised through Home Assist.

3. Home Assist

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/live/our-community/disability/home_assist_secure Cached Explore

   30 Oct 2023: Minor home modifications such as grab rails, handrails, hand-held showers and small ramps. ... Non-essential work such as upgrades, refurbishments, home improvement or beautification cannot be subsidised through Home Assist.

4. Mammoth recovery task well underway one year on from Ipswich 2022 floods

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2023/mammoth-recovery-task-well-underway-one-year-on-from-ipswich-2022-floods Cached Explore

   24 Feb 2023: To date, council has spent more than $24 million on Ipswich’s flood recovery, including $8.7 million on the Voluntary Home Buy-Back program, with six dwellings already demolished in ... Council has 36 executed contracts across Goodna, Tivoli, Wulkuraka,

5. City of Ipswich Floodplain Management Strategy Ipswich.qld.gov.au#FloodSmart http://Ipswich.qld.gov.au 2 ... (PDF, 2431k)

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   23 Apr 2019: 14. Enhanced community understanding, awareness and acceptance of flood risk and appropriate responses. ... Flood data. One of the key information sources for floodplain management is flood data, either from actual historical floods or from flood studies.

6. Flood resilience flows through Ipswich following 2022 floods

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   21 Feb 2024: Ipswich is now more flood resilient than it has ever been, with more than 400 recovery and resilience projects now complete two years on from the 2022 floods. ... Our community is also better prepared for future floods with the installation of a new

7. Flood recovery in full swing six months on

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   26 Aug 2022: Council welcomed the Federal and State Governments funding commitment of $741 million to the Resilient Homes Fund which will support a range of options for eligible Queensland homeowners including retrofitting or ... raising their home to be more

8. Quick recovery actions underway to get City back from second flood

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   18 May 2022: Ipswich residents whose homes were damaged by the March floods can register with the State Government to access grants to raise, repair, retrofit or have their home voluntarily bought back under ... the $741 million Resilient Homes Fund.”.

9. Council’s 2024-2025 Budget continues to mop up after previous floods

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   27 Jun 2024: 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 soon on the future potential use of the land.

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    19 Nov 2003: PART 3-MAINTENANCE OF TEMPORARY HOMES. 11. Duty to keep temporary home in good order and repair. ... complied with.Maximum penalty-50 penalty units. PART 3-MAINTENANCE OF TEMPORARY HOMES. Duty to keep temporary home in good order and repair11.

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