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1. Koala Conservation

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   15 Apr 2024: leave a small gap between panels/planks to allow koalas to grip and climb. ... If these animals are in your area, a fence that allows easy access for all fauna is one that has a 30cm gap from the ground to the bottom rail, chain

2. Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery

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   1 Dec 2023: Remaining Swamp Tea-tree communities are protected under Commonwealth and State legislation, ensuring remnant patches are maintained, not fragmented from clearing, and have an opportunity to regenerate.

3. Lobley Park

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   22 Dec 2020: for the lower Shelters - parking is off Warwick Road. Parks and Leisure Australia State Award Winner for Regional Playspace and Parks Award 2011.

4. White Rock-Spring Mountain Conservation Estate is an important nature ... (PDF, 9524k)

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   1 Mar 2023: Balancing ecological protection with nature-based recreation is an ongoing commitment. TRADITIONAL OWNER CONNECTIONThis estate has rocky outcrops and caves that are culturally significant to the Traditional Owners, providing a link

5. Landmark summit to harness local impact of 2032 Games

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   28 Mar 2022: We want to hear from community and business leaders about our city’s vision for cultural, sporting, community, and economic development in the lead up to the Games.

6. Flood-proofing upgrades finished ahead of schedule

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   8 Oct 2021: We look forward to continuing to work with both the Federal and State Governments to achieve good outcomes for Ipswich residents and ratepayers.”.

7. Free planting event to mark National Tree Day

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   27 Jul 2021: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chair Councillor Russell Milligan said restoring the banks of the Bremer River was an important part of council’s commitment to improving waterway health.

8. Ipswich Libraries is preserving the first draft of history

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   22 Dec 2020: Copies of the paper are routinely sent to the Queensland State Library, and now individual photographs are able to be preserved as well as a result of the partnership.

9. Declaration on the Rights of the World's Indigenous Peoples

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   11 Nov 2022: Supported by the National Congress of Australia's First Peoples, the Federal Government and the Human Rights Commission have presented a historic joint statement to the UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues. A Federal Government representative,

10. Council Minutes (PDF, 4174k)

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    14 Nov 2018: SOUTH-EAST QUEENSLAND SUB-REGIONAL WASTE AND RESOURCE RECOVERY ALLIANCE – HEADS OF AGREEMENT. ... That Council approve funding of $3,480.32 (ex-GST) to the AEIOU Foundation to.

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    by Anna Lewis

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