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1. Approved: 30 June 2021 Approver: General Manager (Corporate Services) ... (PDF, 636k)

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   22 Feb 2022: To effectively manage and resolve complaints to the complainant’s satisfaction, complaints are triaged into two (2) Complaint Categories. ... Council will endeavour to reach resolution to the complainant’s satisfaction. TABLE 2 – EMPLOYEE RELATED

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2. WOMI gets its pitch perfect for a day dining out on music

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   1 Jul 2024: 01 July 2024. Ipswich’s signature world music event WOMI (World Of Music Ipswich) returns to Orion Springfield Central this Sunday 7 July as part of the SPARK Ipswich Festival schedule. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said the free event once again

3. Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve Rehabilitation

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   6 Dec 2023: At present, Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve is partially open between 6am-6pm daily. The remainder of the reserve will remain closed with temporary fencing in place to ensure the safety of the community while we finalise the detailed design and

4. Living in the Black Snake Creek Catchment ACKNOWLEDGMENTS West ... (PDF, 9702k)

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   6 Oct 2015: Autumn is a good time to look at your pastures as many are flowering and seeding, making it easier to identify them. ... Therefore, it’s important to look after them and make sure the system works the best that it can.

5. Major companies eyeing investment opportunities in Ipswich

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   2 Aug 2022: 02 August 2022. Ipswich is attracting significant investment in projects across the region with almost $1.5 billion in potential value which could create up to 1,500 additional jobs for Ipswich residents. Economic and Industry Development Committee

6. Division 4 highlights: Future goals in focus in 2022-2023 Budget

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   30 Jun 2022: 30 June 2022. Division 4 is kicking goals with significant projects in the 2022-2023 Budget that will increase liveability on a local and regional scale. Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said sports fans would get a major boost with $180,000

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

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   4 Nov 2021: 04 November 2021. A City Deal for South East Queensland must include transformational transport infrastructure to help unlock Ipswich and the region’s economic potential, according to Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding. The SEQ City Deal is a 20-year

8. New jacarandas set to paint Ipswich purple

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   12 Oct 2021: 12 October 2021. Ipswich’s reputation as a jacaranda hotspot will continue for generations to come with Ipswich City Council planting 100 new trees in Goodna. The trees were planted at Evan Marginson Park, Kippen Park, Leslie Park, Warren Park and

9. Division 4

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   7 Jun 2024: Division 4 amalgamates both rural and urban suburbs and contains areas with significant projected growth, such as Marburg and Rosewood. The division covers a geographic catchment of 34,225 ha (342 km2). The division is oriented in a west-east

10. Environmental Offsets

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    17 Jul 2024: Environmental offsets occur as an attempt to compensate for natural values lost through development activity. Environmental offsets have become commonplace in environmental legislation across Australia including in Queensland. The delivery of

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