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1. Flood-impacted Ipswich businesses supported by council and GIVIT appeal

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   26 Jul 2022: Visit Business Ipswich, email business@ipswich.qld.gov.au or contact the Queensland Small Business Commissioners office on 1300 312 344 for information to help you get back on your feet.

2. Odour Pollution

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   9 Jan 2024: If the alleged property consists of an industry involving landfill or composting, please refer to the Department of Environment and Science’s pollution hotline 1300 130 372

3. Franklin Vale Creek Catchment Initiative Enhancing Franklin Vale Creek ... (PDF, 3066k)

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   24 Jan 2020: The trees and shrubs that fall into the river provide homes for fish, while roots act like a scaffold, binding and stabilising soils to it does not get washed into the

4. Infringement Notices

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   4 Oct 2022: Phone Payment. Phone 1300 276 468 any time after 3 business days from the date of your infringement notice and follow the prompts.

5. Ipswich City Council Landholder Conservation Partnerships Program (LCPP) Lending ... (PDF, 153k)

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   26 Feb 2024: Ipswich.qld.gov.au. Equipment available for loan. Tree popper Toadinator (toad trap). Wildlife camera Books (consult the Conservation Partnerships Officer for an up-to-date list of books).

6. Council shines spotlight on local small businesses

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   23 Apr 2021: are right here in your backyard.”.

7. Welcome to the first edition of Community Matters for ... (PDF, 1070k)

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   13 Apr 2023: We need to maintain the microclimate so these important pollinators are safe in their habitat,” Cr Fechner said. ... About 27,000 plants and habitat features, such as large tree stumps, has been vital for stabilising the creek and returning it to a

8. Council Minutes (PDF, 2094k)

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   14 Nov 2016: Ti-Tree Bioenergy contribution. RECOMMENDATION That the report be received and the contents noted. ... 15 September 2016 concerning information on community concerns, the subsequent community meeting and action taken to facilitate a reduction in wild dog

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   by Anna Lewis

9. Brisbane Lions partnership to bring real rewards to Ipswich sport community

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   30 Aug 2024: action. “Our first match is on 1 September and for young kids to have this venue and this team in their own backyard is an incredible opportunity for the local community.

10. Extensive council submission proposed on Wanless call-in

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    28 Jun 2022: The residents of Ebenezer and surrounding suburbs expect the highest standards of scrutiny of any new landfill proposals in their backyard and that is what council did and will continue to

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