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1. Council budget boosts city’s green credentials

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   22 Jun 2023: resource recovery, increasing community resilience to natural disasters, reducing our carbon emissions and preparing for climate change risks. ... This is a priority catchment for stabilisation post-flood. We will be looking to draw up a design to

2. Date Wednesday 30 October 2019 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 883k)

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   26 Nov 2019: rehabilitation, need to look at policy that dictates health. management of creeks and waterways. ... processes/frameworks to mature; baseline measurements. and data collection (e.g. air quality, pollution, carbon).

   by Shane Currie

3. Environmental focus from the rivers to the mountains for Ipswich Budget

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   27 Jun 2024: The health of our waterways will also be in focus with multiple projects ready to roll out across crucial corridors including the Bremer River, Woogaroo Creek and Six Mile Creek. ... The restoration and revegetation of these waterways will increase

4. Ipswich Mayor recognised with Smart Cities leadership award for transparency hub

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   4 Jan 2021: Sylvia Swalling, chief information officer, for their leadership in open data and privacy projects. ... It now includes council procurement data and will provide greater transparency on council expenditure for local businesses and the wider Ipswich

5. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL (PDF, 143k)

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   1 Sep 2003: Maximum penalty - 10 penalty units. Damage to library resources. 21.(1) A person who loses or damages a library resource must, on demand by the libraryauthority, pay to the local government ... 4) The library authority’s decision on whether damage is

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6. United response will get our community through

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   22 Dec 2020: and property; leaving hundreds of residents homeless as they have no choice but to vacate in the wake of the disaster. ... Many seasoned disaster responders have told me they have never seen impacts of this magnitude from a hail storm.

7. Date Thursday 3rd December 2020 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 820k)

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   1 Apr 2021: known population exists in Woogaroo Creek and Opossum. Creek. In addition there are confirmed anecdotal and. ... environmental DNA records from Six Mile Creek, Bundamba. Creek and Sandy Creek (Camira).

   by Shane Currie

8. Business is booming in Ipswich with key economic data revealing significant uptick

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   21 May 2024: 21 May 2024. The Ipswich economy has broken through the $13 billion mark for the first time in the city’s history, according to the latest economic data.

9. Meeting Environment Community Reference Group Date 25 June 2019 ... (PDF, 1973k)

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   22 Jul 2019: Investment in waterway restoration (e.g. Small Creek). - Investment into development of social change/awareness program/s (e.g. ... Action Item 1: Clarification to be provided around access to/use of Council data and two way communications and.

   by Anna Payne

10. Erosion and Sediment Control

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    30 Aug 2022: are vulnerable to serious erosion damage in infrastructure like roads, tracks, dams, pipelines, cables and power line corridors. ... erosion from building/construction sites. Stirred up sediment in rivers and creeks can smother aquatic plants and impact

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