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1. Meet Mirrigin, the wedge-tailed eagle

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   22 Dec 2020: The materials to build the enclosure were chosen to best replicate the look and feel that wedge-tailed eagles would encounter in the wild. ... The water pond set in the sand is indicative of the open-scrub land that eagles look over.

2. General information

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   30 Nov 2023: Placement of ornaments, garden edging or other materials are not permitted on graves or gardens and all such items will be removed by staff and held for collection for two months. ... Nursery baskets (for infant graves only) are available for purchase

3. Multi-million-dollar kerb and channel program to roll out across Ipswich

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   25 Jun 2021: I look forward to see this significant investment rolling out to almost 20 locations across Ipswich in the coming months and years.”. ... Council has listened and responded to the concerns of residents”. “I’m looking forward to residents at these

4. ■ Plastic bags (or return to supermarket)■ Plastic bin ... (PDF, 1724k)

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   10 Feb 2022: acceptable items for each recycling and refuse centre, please visit Ipswich.qld.gov.au/waste. ... What should I do with these items? Red-top general waste bin Yellow-top recycling bin Green-top FOGO bin Recycling and Refuse Centre

5. Nicholas Street Precinct continues to grow

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   31 Aug 2022: Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chairperson Councillor Marnie Doyle said fit out works will commence soon with doors expected to open before the end of the year. ... We have seen our first food entries open their doors, now we will see service

6. Nicholas Street Precinct continues to grow

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   31 Aug 2022: Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chairperson Councillor Marnie Doyle said fit out works will commence soon with doors expected to open before the end of the year. ... We have seen our first food entries open their doors, now we will see service

7. Ipswich Arts Foundation Financial Report for the year ended ... (PDF, 10003k)

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   25 Jan 2019: Revenue from continuing operations. Cash donated specifically for atwork acquisitions. Other cash donations. ... Donated artworks. Ipswich City Council contributions for operations. Transfers from Ipswich Arts Foundation.

8. Keep our children safe as they return to school

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   1 Feb 2022: Ipswich City Mayor Teresa Harding said drivers should look out for signage to make sure they’re travelling the right speed, and parents should use designated drop-off zones where available ... Remember, children don’t have streetsmarts yet, so slow

9. First tenant announced in Nicholas Street Precinct dining hub

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   20 Oct 2021: This is the beginning of the retail phase of the $250 million Nicholas Street Precinct and we look forward to making many more announcements for neighbouring tenants in the Eats dining ... It is exciting to be part of a rapidly growing city with the

10. Hailstorm recovery support for those who need it most

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    22 Dec 2020: The Insurance Council of Australia has provided an updated report, confirming they have received more than 27,500 claims from the storms with losses now estimated at $500 million. ... There are currently 45 requests for support published which include

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