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1. Ipswich City Council WHAT A WASTE!ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Teacher ... (PDF, 2882k)

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   13 Jul 2018: Aim for clean cuts.3. Using the ruler, measure how deep you want your bag. ... water melon ripped up papertea bag. hair capsicumcarrot. FOOD ITEMS FOR ACTIVITY 5.

2. Urban Greening

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   20 May 2024: The urban forest, urban corridors, and greening within public and private realms make up what we refer to as ‘urban greening’. ... Be involved in urban greening efforts in your local area by attending free community planting events across Ipswich.

3. Fact Sheet Did you know a failing septic or ... (PDF, 547k)

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   13 Mar 2014: food scraps, sanitary napkins. Clean out grease traps regularly. • Children do not play on or near the irrigation area. • ... Unusual smells. • Ponding, leaks, damp or soggy ground. • Toilet backs up or is slow to drain. •

4. Resilience kits to benefit community in times of need

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   6 Feb 2023: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said community centres and organisations played a vital role and are recognised as key stakeholders across our city. ... In times of need, community centres and community

5. Budget 2021-22 Early Look: Council and community invest in Ipswich’s green future

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   23 Jun 2021: Mayor Teresa Harding said the new Ipswich City Council was serious about protecting the city’s environment for future generations. ... We are serious about the environment. We are doing everything within our power to make this city green and

6. PURPOSE: To create an understanding of what happens to ... (PDF, 841k)

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   13 Jul 2009: PURPOSE: To create an understanding of what happens to the water in a catchment, where it comes from and where it ends up. ... Evaporation occurs when solar energy from the sun heats up millions of litres of water from the oceans, rivers, lakes and soils,

7. Business is booming in Ipswich, according to latest data

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   24 Aug 2023: In the 12 months ending 30 June 2022 the Ipswich Gross Regional Product reached $12.183 billion – the first time the city’s economy has surpassed $12 billion,” Cr Kunzelmann said. ... The release of updated key economic data illustrates positive

8. Opening date revealed for Nicholas Street Precinct civic plaza

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   22 Dec 2020: The new city heart is a once-in-a-generation redevelopment and we are very proud of the results,” Mayor Harding said. ... This area will be the centre piece of the redevelopment for regularly programmed events, small grassroots activities, through to

9. Making a difference and delivering to the community is council focus

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   22 Dec 2020: Mayor Teresa Harding said that this is an opportunity to take stock and that council’s focus remains squarely on delivering for the people of Ipswich now and into the future. ... We are six months closer to the completion of the $250 million Ipswich

10. Floodplain Management Strategy

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    22 Mar 2021: In consideration of Ipswich’s flood background and location, the Ipswich City Council Floodplain Management Strategy aims to formalise a strategy document on Ipswich’s progress in the management of flooding, ... The floodplain management process aims

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