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1. 1Upper Black Snake Creek Improvement Plan - Final Report ... (PDF, 6873k)

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   9 Mar 2015: deep on average and approximately 50 m wide which conveys flows north through the township of Marburg. ... Key Investigation Area 4: North of Warrego highway, near George and James Streets.

2. Ipswich Soil Management Guidelines Table of contents Ipswich Soil ... (PDF, 1098k)

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   10 Jun 2015: clean water diversions upslope, sediment fences around stockpiles, sediment control structures downslope).Wet clay soil material is difficult to handle.Traffic movement not recommended when wet. ... road surfaces may improve site access.Minimise the

3. Ride with confidence into a more sustainable lifestyle

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   12 Oct 2022: Opting for active transport such as walking and cycling reduces traffic congestion, parking demands and carbon and air pollutant emissions.

4. Join a cycling group

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   12 Dec 2023: Stay in formation. Overlap wheels. Hold a steady pace. Obey traffic rules.

5. Join a cycling group

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   12 Dec 2023: Stay in formation. Overlap wheels. Hold a steady pace. Obey traffic rules.

6. Skate facility ready for kickflips and tailslides

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   2 Jun 2022: The new facility has a total skateable area of 750 sq m, targeted to beginner and intermediate users, with 20 new features including quarter pipe, flat rail, ramps and ledges.

7. Inaugural public hearing of review panel considers sensitive landfill issues

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   23 Aug 2021: The panel was chaired by Leo Jensen (Town Planner) and Mark Plattz (Traffic Engineer), both independent of council, and was held at the 1 Nicholas Street administration building on Thursday.

8. Riding types

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   9 May 2024: Whether you’re planning to escape peak hour traffic or take a bike path less travelled, there’s plenty of ways to ride Ipswich.

9. Bumper visitor numbers for Nicholas Street Precinct across April

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   9 May 2023: events. April’s total visitation tipped 90,000 – the highest traffic month to date, surpassing the popular December Christmas period.

10. New Discover Ipswich Magazine to hit mailboxes this week

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    1 Apr 2021: The 2021 edition is also bigger than ever with 60 pages dedicated to the region’s best features with stories written by local, Brisbane-based, Gold Coast and North Coast located

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