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1. Ipswich residents encouraged to have a say on ShapingSEQ

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   21 Aug 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said council encourages Ipswich residents to review the draft update and have their say at a community session being held in ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee

2. Projects to honour Indigenous servicemen and servicewomen take shape

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   20 Jun 2023: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the projects were a direct result of the Indigenous Accord 2020-2025 which called for recognition of Aboriginal and Torres ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee

3. Policy in place to repair rough spots on rural roads

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   18 Feb 2022: Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chairperson Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding agreed to the policy at its 10 February meeting, following strong advocacy from councillors representing rural districts, and spending in the ... Rural roads are more

4. Transport infrastructure top of Ipswich wish list for SEQ City Deal

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   4 Nov 2021: Waste and Recycling Reform and Circular Economy: Comprehensive review and reform of resource recovery policy and fit-for-purpose waste and resource recovery infrastructure.

5. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding 2022-2023 Budget Speech 30 ... (PDF, 109k)

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   30 Jun 2022: Environment and sustainability remain a high priority for Council, particularly when it comes to one of our biggest challenges – waste. ... We are also prioritising our local waste collection for a growing Ipswich community.

   by Jessica Freiberg

6. About Us.......................................................................... 2 Ipswich in Figures............................................................. 2 Advance Ipswich ... (PDF, 7736k)

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   18 Dec 2017: 95. Administrative Action Complaints. 95. Code of Competitive Conduct. 95. Changes to Tenders. ... Complaints raised by the community are investigated by HSRS as well as proactive inspections and patrols undertaken over the year.

7. VML:SLD Vicki Lukritz 07 3810 6221 24 January 2019 ... (PDF, 10215k)

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   25 Jan 2019: thinking about possibilities and different technologies on dealing with waste as a co-ordinated sub-regional program. ... Councillor for Division 7. Discontinue ICC representation. Parking Taskforce Chairperson of Infrastructure and Emergency Management

8. Page 1 of 10 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 441k)

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   24 May 2022: conduct. All supervisors How to deal with complaints received or fraud detected Handling PIDs. ... The CEO as public official must deal with corrupt conduct complaints but will dismiss a complaint that is assessed as being frivolous, vexatious or lacking

   by Amber van Sloten

9. Temporary Homes

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   8 Jul 2021: Does the temporary home release waste water from showers, kitchen, laundry, or toilets to the land, holding tank, sewer or other facility? ... Please describe how waste water is handled, where it is generated and where it is disposed of.

10. Rabbits

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    1 Aug 2023: It is illegal to keep rabbits in Queensland. For more information visit the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. To report wild rabbit activity in your area, visit the Darling Downs-Moreton Rabbit Board. Report an issue. Popular links Show.

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