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1. Division 3 - Councillor Marnie Doyle

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   24 Jun 2024: She is a St Mary’s old girl and holds a Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws. ... Cr Doyle has undertaken extensive work on projects including open data, privacy and digital transformation – important issues in Australia with a direct impact on local

2. Ebenezer Regional Industrial Area

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   8 May 2024: Support local access to national supply chains. Support economic productivity. Provide trunk infrastructure to nearby residential expansion areas. ... No local benefit from Inland Rail. Liveability impacts due to residents exiting LGA for work.

3. Camping

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   22 Dec 2020: Leave no trace - remove all rubbish you take in and respect the environment. ... Do not feed the wildlife. No dogs or generators. Always read and obey all signage.

4. Camping

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   22 Dec 2020: Leave no trace - remove all rubbish you take in and respect the environment. ... Do not feed the wildlife. No dogs or generators. Always read and obey all signage.

5. IRONPOT CREEK CORRIDOR PLAN WORKS, PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT ... (PDF, 9629k)

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   15 Nov 2016: The catchment is a relatively small (17 km2) but steep catchment which sits entirely within the Ipswich City Council Local Government Area. ... The middle corridor is predominately Kandosols which are characterised as porous and friable soils with no

6. Ipswich creative industries boosted by action plan

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   28 Apr 2022: 28 April 2022. Developing local careers and capacity building opportunities are the focus of a new council action plan outlining a clear direction to achieve key goals for Ipswich’s arts ... The Creative Industries Action Plan builds on council’s

7. CMC Rocks returns to Ipswich in 2022

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   26 Oct 2021: This festival generates important value to the economy to aid our pandemic financial recovery and supports local jobs. ... In 2015 the rapidly growing festival sold 5,802 tickets to 2019 where 21,380 tickets were sold within an hour.

8. Gardening

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   23 May 2024: Plant species are chosen and propagated to suit local climate and soil conditions. ... Insecticides and fungicides are not required as native plants adapt to local conditions.

9. Notice to Ratepayer DIFFERENTIAL GENERAL RATES 2024-2025 2 In ... (PDF, 346k)

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   1 Jul 2024: a) The Local Government Act 2009 and that Act’s subordinate legislation;. ... b) If not defined in the Local Government Act 2009 and that Act’s subordinate legislation, the Macquarie Dictionary;.

10. For more information: Costs for an average dog (for ... (PDF, 1049k)

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    25 May 2016: Many of the animals that come to the Pound, RSPCA and AWL shelters are there because their owners can no longer look after them. ... allowed to have a pet. n Check local laws to see how many pets you are allowed.

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