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1. One-day-only event showcases sustainable gardening in action

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   17 Oct 2022: I have also spent a lot of time on soil improvement and water retention and getting more shade,” Ms Preston-Hatcher said.

2. Council to investigate return of Blackall Monument to rightful spot

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   9 Mar 2021: The monument was not only a water drinking foundation back in the day, it also had gas lights which would illuminate the area we now know as d’Arcy Doyle Place.

3. Floods

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   27 Mar 2024: Typically, flood water overtops the river bank and spreads across the floodplain on one or both banks of a river. ... creek. Creek flooding from local rain events will typically have a rapid rise and fall of water levels.

4. Open Space and Recreation Strategy

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   22 Dec 2020: Open space is a highly valued asset by residents and visitors to Ipswich and contributes significantly to the city's character, lifestyle, health, biodiversity and economy. There are significant benefits credited to the provision of open space with

5. Join a community planting in celebration of World Wetlands Day

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   23 Jan 2024: Wetlands and waterways are crucial in our city – especially areas that convey stormwater such as Masons Gully, which help clean water by filtering and absorbing nutrients and pollutants from urban

6. Flood Recovery

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   15 Sep 2023: Severe Weather February 2022 Recovery Plan. Flood waters caused devastating damage across Ipswich to almost 600 dwellings, 300 businesses, more than 250 vehicles, losses of livestock and livelihoods.

7. 51 - Private Railways (PDF, 82k)

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   7 Oct 2003: d) construct and maintain the railway in such a way as not to impedethe flow of water, and where considered necessary by the Council,construct after due notice given at any ... carry all flood, storm or other waters away as effectually asbefore the

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8. Ipswich grateful as ADF wraps up flood clean-up mission

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   25 Mar 2022: The ADF removed more than 450 truckloads of water-damaged items and flood debris from across Ipswich (more than one truckload per ADF team member) and provided machinery and personnel to

9. Waste and Circular Economy Transformation

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   8 May 2024: What's next. Council is requesting commitment for a comprehensive review and reform of waste and water recovery policy and infrastructure, to deliver a waste industry transformation plan that minimises community

10. Flood gauges damaged in 2022 weather events in Ipswich replaced

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    9 Sep 2022: Local Resilience and Recovery Group Chairperson and Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said the new gauges have been designed to be more resilient to future water damage in the area.

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