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1. How you can help during this flooding disaster

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/how-you-can-help-during-this-flooding-disaster Cached Explore

   28 Feb 2022: Now is the time to stay safe and listen to official advice from Council, Local Disaster Management Group and State Government agencies.”.

2. Ipswich City Council facilities to remain closed as lockdown extended

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   2 Aug 2021: Council’s Safe City operations will continue unaffected. Council also announced that various outdoor facilities will be closed for the duration of the lockdown.

3. Motorists can make efficient road choices with new Ipswich Traffic website

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   22 Dec 2020: This will in turn inform GPS software for route planning to detour vehicles around known traffic impacts, reduce travel time and/or provide awareness of expected delays.

4. 24 July 2018

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   13 Sep 2022: Health, Security and Community Safety Committee's Report. Planning, Development and Heritage Committee's Report.

5. Notification of Works REDBANK PLAINS ROAD UPGRADE INFO2414 20 ... (PDF, 298k)

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   20 Nov 2023: Installation of safety barriers and fencing to contain the construction area. •

   by Peter

6. Road to recovery free from mounds of flood waste

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   17 Mar 2022: Sunday. Large vehicles greater than 10 tonnes GVM are unable to drop waste at the refuse centres.

7. Indigenous Events

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   26 Sep 2023: Come and join interactive panel discussions with industry leaders on topics including 'Working on Country', 'Culturally safe workplace', 'Employment and business opportunities', ‘Leadership and career progression' and 'Successful programs'.

8. For more information: Costs for an average dog (for ... (PDF, 1049k)

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   25 May 2016: Water bowl and feed bowl $20 Scratching post $50. Dog bed and toys $50 Outdoor enclosures/cat safe fencing from $200.

9. Councillors and employees of Ipswich City Council roll their sleeves up to save lives

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2023/councillors-and-employees-of-ipswich-city-council-roll-their-sleeves-up-to-save-lives Cached Explore

   2 Aug 2023: This year, we are hoping to see even more lives saved as every drop counts.”.

10. Ipswich City Council facilities to close for three-day lockdown

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    29 Mar 2021: Council’s Safe City operations will continue unaffected. Council also announced that various outdoor facilities will be closed for the duration of the lockdown.

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