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1. SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND AGVET CHEMICAL CLEANUP Register your chemicals ... (PDF, 624k)

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   19 Apr 2022: This ‘Flood Run’ is a short, sharp campaign to remove drumMUSTER eligible products that have been impacted by the flood, and therefore rendered obsolete. ... This campaign is designed to enable the safe and secure removal of flood impacted chemicals

2. Partial reopening of River Heart Parklands in time for school holidays

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   29 Mar 2023: reopening. The popular park has been closed since the 2022 floods and will go through an extensive engineering assessment and reconstruction process, after significant flood damage was discovered in the boardwalk ... For more information about Ipswich

3. Mosquito control program ramps-up after flood

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   14 Mar 2022: Council’s mosquito prevention program has been boosted and is now using a post-flood treatment rate which uses up to ten times the usual volume of chemical. ... The preventative treatments for pooled water are continuing across all of Ipswich and

4. State Government urged to back fast rail and Ipswich-Springfield public transport corridor

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich is the fastest-growing region in Queensland, with an annual population growth rate of 4.1 per cent – that’s approximately 3 per cent above the state and national averages,” ... With approximately 70 per cent of the population growth in

5. City of Ipswich Offsite Stormwater Quality Improvement Program Annual ... (PDF, 7719k)

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   8 Dec 2023: 2. OVERALL PROGRAM STATUS. Summary. As of 30 June 2023, council has expensed 42 per cent of the offsite revenue received (Table 1) and delivered between 59 per cent and 200 ... It indicates that more than 50 per cent of expenditures have been allocated

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6. Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve temporarily closed

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   18 Mar 2022: We hope to continue opening up sections of flood impacted parks and reserves over coming weeks and months as work is completed. ... The Ipswich Flood Recovery information webpage can be accessed at Ipswich.qld.gov.au/floodrecovery.

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

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   25 Aug 2023: 25 August 2023. As part of Ipswich City Council’s efforts to improve the community’s flood resilience, an important upgrade has been completed at Alice Street, Blackstone. ... Improving flood resilience across the city’s road network is an

8. Colleges Crossing recovery moves closer to funding

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   13 Sep 2022: Local Disaster Management Group Deputy Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said council’s flood recovery efforts remain in full swing. ... We are part way through a flood review, implemented a one-time concession on rates for flood impacted

9. Landscaping on Nature Strips

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   23 Aug 2021: Property owners wishing to landscape nature strips adjacent to their property boundary may do so under certain conditions without approval (see landscaping factsheet under More Information below). ... are not allowable on a footpaths/nature strips.

10. Fireweed – don’t let this small plant turn into a big problem

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    15 Sep 2021: Developing a pest management plan will help you:. effectively control invasive plants on your property. ... This will usually reduce instances of seed proliferation, which will reduce your treatment costs overall.

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