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1. Free kerbside collection commencing Barellan Point, Karalee and North Tivoli

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   13 Jan 2022: Growth, Waste and Infrastructure Committee Chairperson Mayor Teresa Harding said this free large item kerbside collection assists Ipswich residents in disposing of unwanted items not suitable for their household general waste

2. Pensioner Concessions

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   22 Jul 2022: Under Council's Pensioner policy, pensioners may be eligible for a remission of up to a maximum of $235.00 per annum or $58.75 per quarter for general rates and $10.00 per annum or $2.50 per quarter for the Enviroplan Levy. The amount of Part

3. 30 May 2017

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   13 Sep 2022: 8. RECEPTION AND CONSIDERATION OF COMMITTEE REPORTS:. Library and Youth and Seniors Committee's Report.

4. COLLECTING UNWANTED AGVET CHEMICALS The program contributes to the ... (PDF, 511k)

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   4 Apr 2017: Reseller policy applies. Register your unwanted chemicals online or by ringing our hotline.

5. FACT SHEET 6 Why Revegetate Waterways? For further information ... (PDF, 372k)

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   12 May 2010: It is important to plant species that are native to our local waterways because they:maintain biodiversity•.

6. Historic buildings make comeback to Ipswich Central with new mural

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   3 Apr 2023: This mural further demonstrates council’s commitment to championing art and creativity in Ipswich, and we look forward to seeing future murals by local artists joining our city’s street art

7. Have your say and help shape the future of aquatic facilities in Ipswich

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   1 Mar 2021: The information obtained from the survey will help with the development of an action plan and will also be used to benchmark council’s progress on improving aqua facilities in our

8. 1 Date 25 February 2021 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 1220k)

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   14 Apr 2021: P Cat Matson, Manager, Economic and Community Development P Laura Bos, Manager, Communication and Engagement P Miranda Reis, Senior Officer (Program Management Office) P Mayor Teresa Harding A Councillor Sheila Ireland.

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9. Ipswich residents urged to join fight against fire ants

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   3 Feb 2023: Fire ants are already impacting our way of life here in Ipswich, and we need an all-in community effort to get rid of them,” Cr Milligan said.

10. New facilities being constructed at historic showgrounds

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    21 Jan 2022: Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding, Councillor Russell Milligan and I met with the Rosewood Show Society and Rosewood Lions to discuss the location and layout of the facility,” Cr Kunzelmann said.

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