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1. ACTIVITY SHEET 1 Understanding Catchments 1. A contour line ... (PDF, 1693k)

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   31 May 2009: EXAMPLE OF A CATCHMENT. PAGE 2. Scale 1:25,000. REMINDER! Did you find your key words for this activity?

2. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/seal SEAL POOL SAFETY TRUE OR FALSEFrom your understanding ... (PDF, 41k)

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   2 Nov 2023: TRUE or FALSE. How many did you get right? /14. Check your answers on the following page.

3. Light and Glare Pollution

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   15 Dec 2023: If severe enough, it can impact on people's health. Consider where lights are placed to minimise impact on sensitive areas of properties such as bedrooms.

4. Spring has sprung at the Ipswich Nature Centre

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   11 Nov 2021: Populations of the brush-tailed rock wallaby occur, or did occur, throughout the Great Dividing Range from the border with NSW to Nanango with 17 per cent of the total population

5. Sustainability in the spotlight this October across Ipswich

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   25 Sep 2023: We take waste products from breweries, wineries and tea and coffee brands that would normally go straight into landfill and turn them into high-quality, natural soap products that are ethically

6. Regal visitor returns to revitalised city

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   22 Dec 2020: The Governor also hosted a community leader’s morning tea and spoke to a wide range of community members and they discussed topics from business to the environment and building a

7. When will my bins be collected? Food scraps container: ... (PDF, 250k)

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   24 Oct 2023: Why FOGO?Did you know that in Ipswich last year almost 30% or 15,500 tonnes of all General Waste (red bin) material was organic matter suitable for composting?

8. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/foodtruck Guidelines City of Ipswich Food Truck Friendly http://ipswich.qld.gov.au ... (PDF, 252k)

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   1 Aug 2023: contain other goods not considered food, such as drinks (coffee and tea) and pre-packaged food for sale.

9. ‘Project Reunite’ gives community opportunity to reclaim memorabilia items

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   29 Oct 2021: More than 750 items, from a Brisbane Broncos jersey signed by Allan Langer to tea sets and plush toys, were catalogued following the Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) Investigation, Operation Windage,

10. ACTIVITY SHEET 3 PURPOSE: 1. Understand how creek bank ... (PDF, 1761k)

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    2 Jun 2009: REMINDER! Did you find your key words for this activity? Overall ‘Ratings’ for each of the above will be recorded on the HABITAT ASSESSMENT SHEET.

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