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1. First look at expansion of iconic Commonwealth Hotel

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   7 Sep 2022: 07 September 2022. The exciting Nicholas Street Precinct is largely about the new – cafes, fast-food stores, bars, restaurants and retail shops - but there is an old gem hidden in this newly developed area, the century-old Commonwealth Hotel. Here

2. Customer Feedback Information

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   23 Jul 2024: footpath maintenance. missed waste bin. a pothole. a barking dog. overgrown parks or allotments.

3. Bundamba Creek

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   22 Dec 2020: Bundamba Creek is part of the Bremer River Catchment. It begins its life to the east of Flinders Peak, flowing north through Ripley valley, Silkstone Raceview and Bundamba before flowing into the Bremer River north of Booval. On its way, the creek

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

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   6 Oct 2015: You may like to talk and work with neighbours to create larger bird-friendly areas and potential corridors that connect and provide shelter to local reserves and parks. ... Manage farm tracks and road crossings of the creek to minimise erosion and keep

5. Potential waste recycling opportunity through SEQ City Deal

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   23 Mar 2022: 23 March 2022. Three South East Queensland Councils have joined forces to deliver a regional recycling facility that could start construction next year and divert tonnes of waste from landfill. The $1.8 billion SEQ City Deal announced on Monday will

6. Ipswich.qld.gov.au City of Ipswich Good Governance Guide www.ipswich.qld.gov.au https://www.ipswich.qld.gov.au/ ... (PDF, 762k)

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   13 Oct 2020: SCENARIO. From: Cr JonesSent: Wednesday, 31 August 2016 10:14 AMTo: Parks and Recreation ManagerSubject: FW: Smiths Park Graffiti. ... Please keep me posted on the progress, and can we please also have the parks staff attend the park to clean it up as

7. Do I need a Food Licence?

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   8 Jun 2023: If you handle or prepare unpackaged food, you will generally require a food business licence. Examples of unpackaged foods that require a licence are:. fruit or vegetable juice that is processed at place of sale. cakes, muffins or biscuits with

8. Heart of Ipswich CBD transformed into spectacular St Nicholas Precinct

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   10 Dec 2021: 10 December 2021. A spectacular immersive light display and larger-than-life installations have transformed the urban heart of Ipswich into the ‘St Nicholas Precinct’ as the centrepiece of the city’s Christmas celebrations, running nightly

9. Legal Disclaimer and Copyright Notice

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   22 Dec 2020: The material contained on the Website under the domain name resides on a server in the state of Queensland, Australia. All materials, including source code, pages, documents, graphics, logos, audio and video, on this site are copyright Ipswich City

10. About Us

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    5 Oct 2023: Located 40 km west of Brisbane, Ipswich has a proud history and is one of the fastest growing sub-regions of South East Queensland. It is expected that the current population of 215,000 residents will grow by an additional 310,000 people by 2041.

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