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1. Waterway Health Factsheets

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   8 Jan 2024: The waterways of Ipswich weave their way through mountain peaks, rural landscapes, urban backyards and the heart of the city. They have played an important role in the regions history and continue to do so today, supporting agriculture and industry,

2. Free planting event to mark National Tree Day

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   27 Jul 2021: Healthy waterways give our city life in so many ways. They support healthy ecosystems, increase our resilience to floods and provide cool and scenic places for recreation,” he said.

3. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: removed, weighing about 100 tonnes. ... In fact, an average ten tonnes per hectare per annum soil loss from cultivation land is considered ‘acceptable.

4. Division 1 - Councillor Pye Augustine

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   7 Jun 2024: Redbank Plains, Ripley, South Ripley, Swanbank, White Rock, and Willowbank.

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

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   8 Dec 2023: o TSS 49 tonnes/yr o TN 134 kg/yr o TP 70 kg/yr. ... Flood storage & reduction • Reduced reliance on drinking water supplies • Increased biodiversity & habitat improvement.

   by Dominic Wrench

6. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Maintenance of the historic Ipswich General Cemetery had ... (PDF, 2331k)

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   16 Sep 2021: The initial C Day occurred on 18 June 1977, with approximately 1,000 people from the Ipswich community attending the largest working bee since the 1974 floods.

7. Find out how to save waste and money

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   5 Oct 2022: Councillor Milligan said these sessions were perfect timing with council’s kerbside green waste service recently being rebranded as Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO).

8. Free community immunisation clinics release new year schedule

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   16 Jan 2024: Ipswich City Council Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee Chairperson Councillor Andrew Fechner said the drop-in clinics were held at libraries and community hubs on a monthly basis.

9. Residents called on to help clean up

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   4 Feb 2022: For every community site registered before Friday 25 February, council will give free entry for a nominated vehicle to drop off collected rubbish to the Riverview Recycling and Refuse Centre.

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

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    23 Aug 2021: activities). Material Change of Use – waste activity use involving landfill (combination of construction and demolition, commercial and industrial and putrescible waste).

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