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1. SEAL POOL SAFETY Ipswich.qld.gov.au/seal FUN FACTS ABOUT SEALS � ... (PDF, 45k)

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   27 May 2022: Seals use clicking or trilling noises to communicate. Seals eat fish, birds, and shellfish.

2. Experience Nature

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   23 Feb 2024: Experience Nature – Bird Walk with Professor Hugh Possingham. Saturday 10 June, meet at 6.30am. ... Enjoy a fun and educational guided tour with Professor Hugh Possingham (conservation biologist and passionate bird watcher) while getting a front-row

3. Livestock

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   12 Jul 2024: grazing behaviour of stock kept on land must not cause or be likely to cause damage to neighbouring property.

4. Fact Sheet Safe City Program and Public Safety Surveillance ... (PDF, 428k)

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   14 Feb 2019: The cameras are proactively engaged by professional operators who detect suspicious behaviour or incidents that may threaten the safety of the public. ... To confront and address unacceptable levels of behaviour, violence and crime through the use of

5. Temporary cameras for Tony Merrell Park

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   5 Mar 2024: Installing these temporary cameras will help council monitor for poor behaviour in our public park, and deter further illegal activity,” Ms Cooper said. ... Recordings captured by these cameras may assist police in investigations into this behaviour.”

6. Rats and mice

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   12 Jul 2024: Clean up seed, waste and food from bird cages, enclosures and coops.

7. Canoeing and Kayaking

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   22 Dec 2020: Shapcott Park (Gladstone Rd, Coalfalls): perfect for smaller craft, this canoe launch area is at the narrower end of the Bremer and features overhanging bottlebrush trees and abundant bird life. ... While most paddlers are respectful of the environment

8. Hardings Paddock Community Hut ready for bookings

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   3 May 2022: Division 1 Councillor Shelia Ireland said Hardings Paddock was one of the best access points to explore the estate’s rugged volcanic peaks, and was fantastic for bird watching, family-friendly

9. Safe City Program and Public Safety Surveillance Cameras

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   22 Dec 2020: The Ipswich City Council Safe City Program commenced in 1994 to address unacceptable levels of behaviour and crime in the Ipswich central business district. ... The cameras are proactively engaged by professional operators who detect suspicious behaviour

10. Canoeing and Kayaking

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    22 Dec 2020: Shapcott Park (Gladstone Rd, Coalfalls): perfect for smaller craft, this canoe launch area is at the narrower end of the Bremer and features overhanging bottlebrush trees and abundant bird life. ... While most paddlers are respectful of the environment

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