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1. WHAT IS AN ELECTION SIGN? An Election Sign is ... (PDF, 84k)

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   17 Apr 2023: All vehicles must be legally parked (e.g. you cannot park on the footpath and/or road reserve areas and then display elections signs at passing motorists). ... 60cm wide. and 1m height. Council Controlled Areas. Election signage placed on council land,

2. Council Minutes (PDF, 2901k)

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   18 Sep 2014: B. That the amount allocated also include the cost of bins, toilets and miscellaneous. ... The meeting closed at 10.03 am. _______________________________________________________________________________. 18 AUGUST 2014 ENVIRONMENT AND CONSERVATION

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3. Ironpot Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Understanding of the bank instability and erosion issues along Ironpot Creek between Walter Zimmerman Park and Ironpot Creek Reserve was gained and a report prepared to provide a suite of practical

4. Innovative Ipswich school program upskilling local students

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   2 Dec 2021: Collaborating with the students is a great way to instil community pride, an opportunity for a sense of accomplishment and these planter boxes will not only improve local amenity, but they

5. Ipswich City Council WHAT A WASTE!ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Activity ... (PDF, 4956k)

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   2 May 2013: Ipswich’s Conservation Estates, Parks and Reserves are also important natural environments.

6. Waste plan shapes future of waste reduction in Ipswich

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   20 Jun 2022: Mayor Harding said that as part of the program of work, council is committed to taking further steps forward for the community to protect residential amenity.

7. PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS  Platypus   Ornithorhynchus anatinus  The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals.  They are classified as a Monotrome, which means they raise their young like most mammals but do n (PDF, 113k)

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   7 Mar 2014: to the platypus are pest animal species, river pollution and the destruction of waterways. The platypus is an extremely shy animal which makes spotting them very difficult.

8. Council delivers despite challenges of global pandemic

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   22 Dec 2020: A Koala Conservation and Habitat Management Plan was adopted;. A city-wide three-year capital works program was developed;.

9. Flooding no match for tenacity of Ipswich sporting clubs

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   14 Aug 2023: Western Spirit Football Club Vice President Brad Freeman said the club welcomed players young and old from Camira, Goodna, Springfield, Springfield Lakes, Brookwater, Redbank, Collingwood Park and Forest Lake.

10. New installation in Cobb & Co Heritage Park unveiled

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    29 May 2023: Maintaining the tree, monitoring its health and also creating the silhouette highlights how this council values local arts, protecting local heritage and native species.”.

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