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1. Household General Waste Collection

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   29 May 2024: Learn more on how Ipswich City Council is delivering the Resource Recovery Strategy on Face it . ... Bin lids should remain closed at all times for safety. Please do not place any objects on top of lids (e.g.

2. WHAT IS AN ELECTION SIGN? An Election Sign is ... (PDF, 84k)

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   17 Apr 2023: of the road traffic signs, or otherwise impact on safety. ... DO. MUST be positioned on the premises so as not to constitute a risk to road safety.MUST be no greater than 0.6m2 in size (e.g.

3. 2022–2023 Budgetat a glance CAPITAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS$23.7 million Sealed ... (PDF, 236k)

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   28 Jun 2022: waterway recovery. $2.3 million Libraries expansion. $6.1 millionCommunity safety. $6.2 millionArts and cultural services. ... to maintain and operate 5 swim centres and the Orion Lagoon.

4. Celebrating 25 years of Enviroplan2021 PROGRAM – Events | ... (PDF, 1185k)

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   29 Apr 2021: Learn some new tips and tricks to take fun shots out in nature using a smartphone or tablet. ... WICKED WORMS AND ORGANIC FOOD GARDENING. Presented by Natura Education. Learn how to create compost at home with everyday items.

5. Swooping Season

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   9 Jan 2024: Between the months of July and November we may come across swooping birds. These birds are often displaying dominant behaviours during the breeding season. While several birds are prone to swooping behaviours, Ipswich residents and visitors are most

6. VML:CD Vicki Lukritz 3810 6221 22 March 2018 NOTICE ... (PDF, 679k)

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   26 Mar 2018: RECOMMENDATION. A. That Council defer commencement of works for the Bundamba Swim Pool access ramp to 1 April 2019, in accordance with the report by the Principal Officer (Open Space Land ... COUNCILLOR’S APOLOGIES: Nil. 1. ANNUAL SUMMER READING CLUB

7. Minimum passing distance rules (PDF, 172k)

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   16 May 2016: www.qld.gov.au/transport/safety/fines/demerit/cycling/. 5. How is the passing distance measured? The passing distance is measured from:. •

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   by Department of Transport and Main Roads Keywords: bicycles; cycling; road rules; stay wider of the rider; join the drive; safety

8. Leveraging 2032: Our Roadmap to the Olympic and Paralympic Games

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   8 Dec 2023: The success of the Games acquisition is the perfect example of what can be achieved when all three levels of government work together. ... The redevelopment of existing sporting venues and creation of new sporting venues will be both accelerated and

9. Two weeks until the heart of Ipswich city comes alive once more - and you’re invited

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   22 Dec 2020: The key to the success of the Nicholas Street Precinct comes down to the local community. ... flavours from around the globe, free activities for kids, the brand new water play zone – perfect for summer nights in Ipswich – and the fabulous Four

10. PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS  Platypus   Ornithorhynchus anatinus  The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals.  They are classified as a Monotrome, which means they raise their young like most mammals but do n (PDF, 113k)

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    7 Mar 2014: above water level; and often amongst matted tree debris and roots. They feed mostly on larval and adult aquatic invertebrates.

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