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1. Extraordinary waste clean-up program now complete

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   24 May 2023: During both the February and May 2022 flood events, flood water deposited an extraordinary amount of waste into Ipswich’s rivers and creeks. ... Healthy Land and Water removed 1,030kg of waste from the Bremer and Brisbane rivers in March 2023,” Cr

2. Recovery chief visits impacted Ipswich residents

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   14 Mar 2022: 14 March 2022. The recently-appointed State Recovery Coordinator Major General Jake Ellwood, has spent time listening to Ipswich residents, taking a tour of flood-affected streets in Goodna and North Booval. Local Disaster Management Group Chair

3. 240301_Springfield Parkway Springfield Greenbank Arterial Community Update_FINAL (PDF, 1908k)

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   6 Mar 2024: rain and storms, although the overall delivery program for the drainage is still on track. ... Stage 3 has experienced significant rainfall and storm activity over the past few months which has impacted vegetation and landscaping with the flooding of

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4. ACTIVITY SHEET 5 Caring for Your Catchment PURPOSE: To ... (PDF, 418k)

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   18 Jun 2009: Members of the group work together on projects such as tree plantings, water testing and bank rehabilitation to help improve water quality within their catchment. ... Discuss with your group ways in which you can improve the quality of water at your site.

5. Ipswich residents dive into summer with free swim safety lessons

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   2 Dec 2021: The five-day swim program, part of Ipswich City Council’s SEAL Pool Safety Programs, taught the basics of water safety and took place from 22 to 26 November 2021 at ... I’m sure all who have completed the course will feel more confident around water

6. Ipswich SES top orange angels in Queensland

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   20 Oct 2021: The local SES unit received the Assistant Commissioners Shield for Operational Response of the Year for the support they gave the communities impacted by the devastating hailstorm. ... Within hours of the storm hitting parts of Ipswich, there were local

7. Waterway Health Factsheets

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   8 Jan 2024: as revegetating waterways, water quality, the impact of erosion and sediments on waterways, and what you can do to help protect Ipswich waterways.

8. Adult CPR Awareness Sessions

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   3 Jul 2024: A child or toddler can drown within 20 seconds, in as little as 50mm of water.

9. FACT SHEET 3 A Short History of Ipswich Waterways ... (PDF, 565k)

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   12 May 2010: Cunningham passed over Warrill Creek several times, noting that it formed a thin chain of stagnant pools of water but showed signs of high flood levels. ... Water covered Brisbane Street and houses and businesses were inundated with flood waters.

10. Free planting event to mark National Tree Day

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    27 Jul 2021: The hundreds of endemic species in our city are beautiful and well-adapted, requiring less maintenance, using less water and providing a habitat for native wildlife,” Mayor Harding said. ... Council also has ongoing projects to improve water quality

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