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ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2020/regions-elected-representatives-meet-in-ipswich-to-discuss-community-needs Cached Explore
4 May 2021: Mayor Teresa Harding said council is committed to its bipartisan approach to advocacy. ... to ensure collaborative problem solving and effective advocacy for Ipswich,” Cr Madsen said in his motion.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/live/issues-and-laws/nuisances-and-complaints/erosion_and_sediment_control Cached Explore
30 Aug 2022: Areas of uncovered soil common when houses are being built are major contributors to this problem in urban areas. ... Construction sites are very prone to erosion problems. Council is responsible for ensuring that developers and builders don’t pollute
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13 Sep 2022: business, adapting and responding to technological advances and creating an attractive economic environment for business investment. ... Each year Ipswich City Council adopts an Operational Plan identifying activities that work toward achieving the goals,
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/initiatives/environment/waterways/waterway-improvement-initiatives/offsite-stormwater-quality-improvement-program Cached Explore
8 Dec 2023: Three stages of this award-winning project are completed, between Warwick Road and Poplar Street Park. ... Early stages have already proved successful at protecting the creek during flood events.
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12 May 2010: We all contribute to these problems, and we all need to play our part in keeping our catchments healthy. ... It also sets out how governments, business, industry (such as mining), and the community can work together to manage natural resources in a
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4 Apr 2024: 26 August 2021. Rosewood, Walloon, Marburg and Thagoona are in line for a significant program of road rehabilitation and resurfacing works following advocacy by Division 4 Councillors for their local community. ... 16 August 2021. While the COVID-19
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26 Oct 2021: There were also many businesses and residents that extended a helping hand to those who needed it most.”. ... That latest audit conducted in September 2021 found 86 per cent of properties have now been reconstructed.
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28 Sep 2022: 42. 7. RACEVIEW CASE STUDY AND NEXT STEPS. 44 7.1 Vegetation Changes Over Time. ... The Active Ipswich Strategy includes the development of an urban design framework to guide our place making and liveability outcomes and that complements our new planning
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17 Mar 2023: Arts and culture are present on the drama, comedy, and anything else between our screens and stages. ... Creative businesses, hobbyists, part-time practitioners, full-time practitioners, and the pathways connecting each within the creative economy.
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4 Apr 2024: 26 August 2021. Rosewood, Walloon, Marburg and Thagoona are in line for a significant program of road rehabilitation and resurfacing works following advocacy by Division 4 Councillors for their local community. ... 16 August 2021. While the COVID-19
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