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1. For more information visit Ipswich.qld.gov.au Castle Hill Blackstone Reserve ... (PDF, 3192k)

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   16 Sep 2016: Getting There. From Ipswich follow Blackstone Rd then turn right onto Mary Street at the top of the hill, next to Brynhyfryd Park. ... Impala and Ranger’s Run 400m | Two-way. Often used to access the main trail network from the Blackstone Hall car park.

2. Annual Plan

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   27 Jun 2024: See the full Annual Plan 2024-2025. The 2024-2025 Annual Plan highlights the key initiatives, projects and services that are prioritised and funded for the year that contribute toward achieving iFuture. Operational Plan 2024-2025. The City

3. Cat Owner Obligations

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   12 Jul 2024: As a responsible pet owner, it is important that your cat is microchipped, vaccinated and desexed. It is a legal requirement to microchip your cat. Vaccinating your cat has many benefits including looking after your cats health and managing the

4. Building and Development Compliance

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   11 Jun 2024: Large amounts of soil can be lost through erosion. Erosion is worse when there is no grass, plant or mulch cover and the soil is left bare.

5. Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO)

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   16 Feb 2024: Council is offering all Ipswich residents a high-value, convenient food organics and garden organics (FOGO) collection service, turning waste such as grass clippings, prunings, leaves, fruits and vegetables, and meat

6. Council Minutes (PDF, 5887k)

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   31 May 2018: 1. Works, Parks and Sport Committee Mtg Date: 08.11.17 OAR: YES. ... TO: CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER (WORKS, PARKS & RECREATION) FROM: IPSWICH WASTE SERVICES MANAGER RE: RECYCLING CONTAMINATION STRATEGY.

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7. PO BOX 191, Ipswich QLD 4305 (07) 3810 6666 ... (PDF, 79k)

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   1 Mar 2023: Title Given names Surname. Postal address. Suburb State/Territory Postcode. Email address Mobile.

8. Council’s major projects added to Infrastructure Australia priority list

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   27 Feb 2021: 26 February 2021. Ipswich City Council’s major project-of-the-future – the Ipswich to Springfield public transport corridor – and its waste management and recycling challenges strategy have been recognised by Infrastructure Australia.

9. FAQ for Sandbags

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   25 Oct 2022: When should I use sandbags? Sandbags can be helpful if placed strategically before a flood event. They can help to reduce the amount of water entering a home. However, sandbags are not waterproof, and they will not completely stop the water.

10. Vegetation Protection

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    1 Feb 2024: Vegetation Protection Orders (VPOs) are made through council’s Local Law No.49 – Protection of Important Vegetation. Council uses the law to protect vegetation of extensive value. The vegetation may be an individual tree, cluster of trees or a

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