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1. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: The Ipswich area has some of the most challenging soils in Queensland. Dispersive soils are prevalent in the area and can become a very serious issue when disturbed such as during construction or land disturbance activities. Erosion is recognised as

2. FACT SHEET 7 The Water Cycle For further information ... (PDF, 835k)

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   12 May 2010: Water vapour is so light it rises into the atmosphere, cooling as it rises higher and higher until it starts to condense, becoming droplets of water once again and forming into

3. Riding types

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   9 May 2024: Tip: if you’re commuting early morning or late afternoon, make sure you have visible clothing and lights for other riders and drivers.

4. Mosquito control program ramps-up after flood

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   14 Mar 2022: Ensure houses are screened. Use mosquito zappers or coils. Wear long-sleeved, light coloured clothing.

5. City-wide disaster resilience project a go

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   12 Apr 2021: 12 April 2021. A city-wide disaster resilience and preparedness project led by Ipswich City Council has been given the green light after it received a $260,000 funding boost.

6. Riding types

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   9 May 2024: Tip: if you’re commuting early morning or late afternoon, make sure you have visible clothing and lights for other riders and drivers.

7. Council set to upgrade Mary and William streets intersection

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   15 Feb 2024: Pavement works. Kerb and channelling. Signalised traffic lights. New line marking.

8. 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.

9. Public Pools

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   3 Oct 2023: Swimming and water play is fun and a great way to stay healthy and active, however sometimes germs can contaminate the water and make people sick. ... The 50m and 25m pools remain heated through winter. The centre features a barbecue area for sausage

10. Celebrating 25 years of Enviroplan2021 PROGRAM – Events | ... (PDF, 1185k)

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    29 Apr 2021: REFRACTIONFREE EVENT, 8-18 JULY 2021. Held on the Bremer River, Refraction is an art, light and water installation that is defined by the refraction of light through liquid to create ... This walk at White Rock – Spring Mountain Conservation Estate

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