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1. Platypus populations around Ipswich tracked by DNA

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2021/platypus-populations-around-ipswich-tracked-by-dna Cached Explore

   11 Sep 2021: Ipswich City Council’s 2020-2021 platypus eDNA (environmental DNA) monitoring program is the fifth and most extensive platypus monitoring event council has undertaken across the city’s waterways.

2. Getting Around

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   1 Jun 2023: Local bus transport providers provide school and charter bus services. Local operators include:.

3. Page 1 of 5 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 378k)

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   27 Nov 2023: i) A good level of constructability confidence in terms of its engineering and environmental feasibility. ... Each party should be responsible for their own expenses relating to the property acquisition process.

   by Amber van Sloten

4. Catchments and Plans

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   20 Jan 2023: It involves everyone - residents, industry, organisations, schools, government and council - contributing and working together to improve our local environment.

5. Council seeks feedback on Stone Quarry Cemetery master plan

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   17 Apr 2024: It is important that we maintain the historic grave monuments and established trees as they provide a significant ongoing connection for founding families who still live in the area.

6. Council affirms being a voice for all generations as part of National Reconciliation Week

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   29 May 2023: Reconciliation Week is a time when we can all pause, reflect and take concrete steps towards addressing the ongoing disparities faced by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, including health, education,

7. Investment in local roads keeps city moving

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   30 Jun 2022: The lights will be shining bright and our roads will be smoother, easing congestion and helping our community get to work, school or home safer and quicker,” Mayor Harding said.

8. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Flood recovery focus supports environmental action.

9. Ipswich’s plan to build resilience for future flood

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   24 Feb 2022: It will look at factors from community awareness to evacuation routes, flood resilient home design, city planning and development controls, large-scale revegetation and climate change modelling.

10. Budget 2024-2025

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    27 Jun 2024: Council’s 2024-2025 Annual Plan and Budget is dedicated to enhancing services and maintaining momentum in infrastructure development for our fast-growing city. Council this year is focusing on sustainable growth, major road upgrades, and a

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