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1. City of Ipswich 2020–2021 Budget Ipswich.qld.gov.au http://IPSWICH.QLD.GOV.AU CONTENTS PART ... (PDF, 2109k)

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   23 Jul 2020: non-profit or sporting organisation means an organisation whose objectives do not include the making of profit. ... iv) the change is to a charitable organisation or non-profit or sporting organisation.

2. Council explores options for long term future of River Heart Parklands

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   24 Jun 2024: Council’s preference would be not to reinstall barbecue facilities, in this section of the parkland, as they are rarely used by the community and are frequently vandalised.

3. Approval for Springview Village 2 and 3 Precinct Plan

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   25 Mar 2024: It also includes a small local commercial centre, a childcare centre, open space and a local sports park.

4. Hundreds of events across Ipswich in 2021 will thrill the crowds

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   22 Dec 2020: We have music, sport, food and entertainment on the list and there will definitely be something there to please people.

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

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   26 Feb 2024: Hirer details. Hirer name:. Postal address:. Preferred method of contact for correspondence: Email Post.

6. Business is booming in Ipswich with key economic data revealing significant uptick

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   21 May 2024: droves. “Few neighbouring councils have been able to match Ipswich’s GRP surge in the past two years, cementing our city’s reputation as one of Queensland’s fastest-growing regions.”.

7. IpswIchIntegrated water strategy 2015 a total water cycle Framework ... (PDF, 5851k)

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   24 Apr 2015: Consumption of water in Council facilitiesIpswich City Council is a significant consumer of potable water in facilities and buildings and for the irrigation of parks and sports fields. ... Use water efficiently in Council operations, including facilities

8. Residents put first in Budget for challenging times

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   6 Jun 2023: Our region’s rapid population growth means more waste bins, more infrastructure, and more demand on all services, from libraries to sporting fields.

9. Page 1 of 38 Unreasonable Customer Conduct Management – ... (PDF, 582k)

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   19 Jan 2024: using/attending Council facilities. UCC is not limited to telephone communications or face to. ... References to themselves in the third person by name or as ‘the victim’ or ‘the defendant’. •

   by Carol Dellit

10. Page 1 of 38 Unreasonable Customer Conduct Management – ... (PDF, 582k)

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    29 May 2024: using/attending Council facilities. UCC is not limited to telephone communications or face to. ... References to themselves in the third person by name or as ‘the victim’ or ‘the defendant’. •

    by Carol Dellit

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