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1. Council Minutes (PDF, 1423k)

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   25 Oct 2017: towards Christmas Carols under the Christmas Tree. T. That Council provide funding in the amount of $1,000.00 plus GST to the Richmond. ... Bundamba towards Multicultural Christmas Celebration. DD. That Council provide funding in the amount of $750.00

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   by Anna Lewis

2. GLOSSY-BLACK COCKATOOCalyptorhynchus lathami This endangered cockatoo feeds almost exclusively ... (PDF, 4895k)

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   1 Mar 2023: They need old growth. trees and hollows to nest. SHORT-BEAKED ECHIDNATachyglossus aculeatus. ... One of the most important koala food trees, and is a habitat for some possum.

3. One of the top reasons koalas need to be ... (PDF, 1410k)

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   7 Sep 2017: Most koala movements between trees involve travelling along the ground, mainly between dusk and dawn. ... Trees or sturdy shrubs close to the fence can provide a natural ladder.

4. Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery

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   1 Dec 2023: 1999. The Melaleuca Memorial Walkway at Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery is within a largely intact community of Swamp Tea-tree, one of only a few locations in the region. ... Remaining Swamp Tea-tree communities are protected under Commonwealth and State

5. Twelve businesses celebrate Christmas with facade improvement funding

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   22 Dec 2020: Deputy Mayor Marnie Doyle said the program encourages improvements that contribute to the street’s atmosphere, overall appeal and create an engaging experience for visitors. ... The improvements will contribute to the area’s atmosphere, overall appeal

6. Council Minutes (PDF, 2772k)

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   1 Feb 2017: IPSWICH ARTS FOUNDATION MINUTES With reference to a report by the Director, Ipswich Art Gallery dated. ... concerning the Ipswich City Council Corporate Tree Planting event held on 15 September 2016.

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   by Anna Lewis

7. Council Minutes (PDF, 2805k)

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   5 Feb 2015: RESUMPTION OF STANDING ORDERS. Moved by Mayor, Councillor P Pisasale: That Standing Orders be resumed to continue the Order of Business. ... by Veolia Environmental Services in accordance with Condition 8.4 of the Consent Order for the Waste Disposal

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   by Anna Lewis

8. Virtual Reality explores real-world solutions to Urban Heat Island Effect

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   20 Oct 2022: For example, how do they feel if we added 100 trees along the street or shade structures?” Professor Dupre said.

9. Information Privacy Collection Notice Ipswich City Council is collecting ... (PDF, 488k)

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   2 Jul 2017: The appeal must be made within 20 business days after the last day of the decision period. ... For more information on appeals contact the Registrar of the tribunal on (07) 3237 0403.

   by Cathy Marshall

10. FACT SHEET 1 Living in a Healthy Catchment For ... (PDF, 269k)

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    12 May 2010: The removal of native vegetation (trees, shrubs and ground covers) exposes the bare ground to the impacts of wind and rain. ... Garden waste, lawn clippings and tree pruning’s introduce weeds into our waterway corridors.

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