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1. 30 June, 2022 Investment in local roads keeps city ... (PDF, 261k)

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   29 Jun 2022: To make it safe for motorists and pedestrians alike, council will spend $4.8 million to maintain more than 27,000 streetlights. ... The lights will be shining bright and our roads will be smoother, easing congestion and helping our community get to work,

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2. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: Partial reopening of River Heart Parklands in time for school holidays. ... 24 March 2023. The Nicholas Street Precinct will be the place for families to play during the Easter school holidays with plenty of free activities and entertainment including JJ

3. Ipswich libraries go from strength to strength in 2022

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   14 Feb 2023: More than 40,000 families visited the Ipswich Children’s Library during the school holidays last year - that’s an average of more than 530 visitors a day,” Community, Culture, Arts ... In the Nicholas Street Precinct, Ipswich Central Library

4. SEAL POOL SAFETY Ipswich.qld.gov.au/seal WHERE DO I BELONGFrom the ... (PDF, 921k)

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   1 Aug 2023: SEAL POOL SAFETY. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/seal. WHERE DO I BELONGFrom the pictures below, write the correct letter of ‘SEAL’ it may represent. ... swim. REMEMBER. SEAL POOL SAFETY. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/seal. WHERE DO I BELONGFrom the pictures below, write

5. PURPOSE: 1. To raise awareness of about the frogs ... (PDF, 1676k)

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   18 Jun 2009: NOTE: Please check all safety requirements for water depths before building your pond. ... Concrete, pre-cast fibreglass or strong plastic lining2. Water depth to be at least 25cm to prevent over-heating (check safety requirements first)3.

6. Investment in local roads keeps city moving

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   30 Jun 2022: To make it safe for motorists and pedestrians alike, council will spend $4.8 million to maintain more than 27,000 streetlights. ... The lights will be shining bright and our roads will be smoother, easing congestion and helping our community get to work,

7. Twin baby bilbies born at Ipswich Nature Centre

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   16 Dec 2021: Just in time for the school holidays, Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the two little girls are a very welcome addition given the species is endangered. ... Ipswich Nature Centre at Queens Park is open seven days a week during the school holidays from

8. Ipswich Nature Centre one of Queensland’s best experiences

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   25 May 2021: Since the tours commenced in January 2019, more than 1,000 visitors have taken part in the tours during school holidays with a further 800 people taking part from school, scouts,

9. Laws and Permits for Residents

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   12 Feb 2021: Report an issue. Popular links Show. Live Show. Report an Issue.

10. Heavy Vehicle/Truck Parking

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    20 Apr 2023: Council has heavy vehicle parking controls in place to protect the safety of road users, pedestrians and residents. ... Government requirements. Public interest. Safety issues. Amenity issues. Any additional criteria specified in a subordinate local law.

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