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1. Here's your chance to learn CPR skills for free

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   7 Apr 2021: You’ll never regret having CPR skills, especially if you have children or find yourself in an emergency situation,” Mayor Harding said. ... Knowing what to do in an emergency could save a life so I encourage residents to enrol in this free program.”

2. Alice Street drainage and kerb channel works improve flood resilience

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   25 Aug 2023: Flooding is an unfortunate part of life for our city, but projects such as this $2.2 million upgrade of Alice Street will provide greater flood resilience and a better outcome ... The Albanese Government knows how hard it has been for local councils to

3. More than 500 submissions as draft Ipswich Plan 2024 progresses

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   20 Jul 2023: The draft Ipswich Plan 2024 will help the city plan for the city’s rapid population growth over the next 20 years. ... The main thematic areas arising relate to flooding and the overlay mapping, a range of zoning changes, subdivision of rural areas and

4. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: City-wide disaster resilience project a go. ... 12 April 2021. A city-wide disaster resilience and preparedness project led by Ipswich City Council has been given the green light after it received a $260,000 funding boost.

5. Clean-up continues after savage storms smash Ipswich

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   22 Dec 2020: 01 November 2020. Ipswich City Council, together with emergency crews, are continuing to provide assistance after severe storms smashed the region on Saturday, causing extensive property damage. ... The Ipswich Disaster Management Group began responding

6. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/seal SEAL POOL SAFETY SNAKES AND LADDERS Help Switchy ... (PDF, 949k)

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   1 Aug 2023: emergency. Move forward 1 space. 45The pool gate was left open and you. ... do in an emergency and know to call 000. Move forward 4 spaces.

7. City of Ipswich updateCommunity Matters Nov embe r 20 ... (PDF, 1167k)

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   31 Oct 2023: State Disaster Recovery Funding Arrangements (DRFA), was established in May 2022 after the catastrophic 2021-2022 rainfall and flooding events.Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said having more than 100 homes settled ... Disaster info at hand. Ipswich City

8. Integrated Water Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: Water is essential for human survival; however, risks such as water shortages, water quality degradation and the increasing impacts of flooding mean communities require a new approach to water management. ... This strategy considers all elements of the

9. Significant Flora and Fauna

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   2 Feb 2024: Limnodynastes salmini (salmon striped frog). Animal (frog). Found in a variety of habitats including lowland flooded grassland and swamps. ... Wet and dry sclerophyll forests, especially near wetlands. Melithreptus gularis (black chinned honeyeater).

10. Ipswich City Council gets back to grassroots with some turf love

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    26 Jun 2021: The 10 percent yearly average increase, which features in today’s annual budget, comes after last summer’s unprecedented wet weather saw grass grow quickly.

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