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1. Lighting of Ipswich City Christmas Tree marks month of festivities

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   3 Dec 2021: The free event will include a dazzling array of lights and colour, live entertainment, movies on the Tulmur Place big screen and yummy festive food. ... There will be endless choices of food and drink to indulge in, then bring in the new year with

2. IMPROVING IRONPOT CREEK AND ITS CATCHMENTIronpot Creek and its ... (PDF, 1518k)

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   10 Mar 2016: The soil, organic matter, litter, fertilisers from gardens and oil residues from driveways it carries can pollute downstream waterways. ... Use organic fertilizers and compost to improve the soil and increase the capacity of the soil to hold water. •

3. Littering and Illegal Dumping

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   2 Jul 2024: cigarette butts, drink bottles and fast food packaging thrown out of a vehicle or other vessel. ... food scraps thrown into a garden in a park. household goods left on the footpath in the hope that someone else will pick it up.

4. Temporary Homes

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   8 Jul 2021: Temporary home permits are granted for two main reasons and generally have a time-limit of 12 months with the possibility of a 6-month extension (at no extra charge) to ... The maximum term is 18 months with no renewal. A permit will be given if the

5. riparian corridor revegetation guidelines.cdr (PDF, 313k)

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   28 Apr 2014: Follow-up watering should consist of:. • Once per week – for the first 4 weeks• Once per fortnight – for 4 to 12 weeks• Once per month – for 3 to 6 months. ... 90% survival rate of seedlings at 6 months and 80% survival rate at 12 months. •

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6. City of IpswichUrban Greening Putting the Plan into Action2022 ... (PDF, 2174k)

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   20 Sep 2022: Once established, only minimal garden maintenance is required. Native gardens require less water, are frost tolerant and resilient to our harsh climate. ... A variety of garden styles can be created, e.g. formal, informal and native edible gardens.

7. New arrivals at the Ipswich Nature Centre

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   4 Feb 2021: Shiela dug a hole in her enclosure a couple of months ago and laid the eggs before using her back legs to refill the hole, while covering her precious offspring beneath ... The colony is roosting in the canopies of the Ipswich Nature Centre and Nerima

8. Council enters final stage of Ipswich CBD revitalisation

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   24 Jun 2021: Eats (food outlets), Metro B (alfresco dining, food and beverage, allied health), Metro A (retail) and the Commonwealth Hotel. ... While the coronavirus pandemic had a major impact in the past 18 months, work started this year on the reconstruction of

9. Odour Pollution

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   9 Jan 2024: Nuisance odour can come from many sources, including septic tanks, compost heaps, rotting vegetation, fertilisers and rubbish. ... If severe enough, it can impact on people's health. Gardens. Keep your yard tidy – rubbish and decomposing vegetation can

10. SLL 7 _Dogs_ 2005 (PDF, 42k)

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    1 Aug 2005: further conditions –. (a) All dogs over the age of three (3) months must be registered with Council; and. ... b) All dogs over the age of three (3) months must wear a current.

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