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1. Ipswich Central comes alive with opening of Tulmur Place civic plaza

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   22 Dec 2020: around the civic space this weekend, and an interactive water play zone that will run seven days a week, keeping our young people cool in summer.”.

2. The little centre meeting the big needs of the community

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   22 Dec 2020: Mrs Gee said the community centre has turned her life around.

3. Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO)

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   16 Feb 2024: This compost can be put back into the green spaces around the city and also provides a good source of nutrient’s for growing new organic produce. ... The air vents and in the lid help to keep air circulating around the waste material, reducing any

4. 22 June, 2023 Council budget boosts city’s green credentials ... (PDF, 262k)

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   21 Jun 2023: The initial investigation will focus on and around Jack Barkley Park, North Booval,” Deputy Mayor Milligan said.

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5. 2023-24 Fees And Charges (v2) Ipswich City Council (PDF, 2905k)

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   8 Dec 2023: Cloud Fees & Charges

   Cloud Fees & Charges

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

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   24 Oct 2023: This compost is then used to improve soil quality and grow more food – closing the loop on organic waste in Ipswich.

7. From little things, a Brighter Brassall grows

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   28 Aug 2023: The group held its second ‘Walk for a Brighter Brassall’ on Saturday, walking the loop between Battye Park and Sutton Park to pick up rubbish and add colour to the area

8. One of the top reasons koalas need to be ... (PDF, 1410k)

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   7 Sep 2017: Koala movement. Koalas need to regularly move around their home range to visit preferred food and shelter trees, and to delineate their territory, as well as for social interaction and breeding.

9. Household General Waste Collection

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   29 May 2024: If approved by council, the waste collection driver will wheel the bins out for servicing and return them back to the agreed location on the residents property.

10. How to prevent dogs from roaming If your dog ... (PDF, 689k)

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    26 Mar 2018: Tunnelling can be hindered by placing a concrete trench around the bottom of the fence or alternatively attaching a strip of chicken wire to the bottom of the fence and burying

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