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1. Ipswich motorists encouraged to be alert as school returns

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   12 Jan 2024: 12 January 2024. It’s almost time for children to head back to class, with Ipswich motorists encouraged to be on high alert for the beginning of the new school year. Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Chair Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding

2. Final iFuture consultation opens today

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   1 Feb 2021: 01 February 2021. Ipswich City Council has drafted a new 20-year community vision and corporate plan (2021-2026) and is now seeking feedback from residents. The draft has been titled iFuture: Your Vision, Our Journey, Council’s Plan. The public

3. Fireweed – don’t let this small plant turn into a big problem

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   15 Sep 2021: 15 September 2021. New guidelines are now available to help landowners battling fireweed, an introduced species that competes with pasture grasses and can be poisonous to livestock. The daisy-like pest grows from 100mm to 600mm high in mild, warm

4. Ipswich says ‘we can’t wait’ for critical infrastructure investment

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   8 Jul 2024: 08 July 2024. The Ipswich community is calling for urgent funding commitments to avoid unprecedented traffic bottlenecks, in a new community campaign launched today. ‘We Can’t Wait’ is a community-led campaign outlining the opportunities and

5. Protégé Master Classes

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   12 Jul 2021: Be inspired to reach your potential as part of Ipswich City Council’s youth arts development program. Learn from industry professionals and participate in a range of FREE and paid workshops, events, networking opportunities and performances

6. LL13 _Cemeteries_ certified copy (PDF, 50k)

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   25 Feb 2005: 25. Animals. 9 26. Interference with grave etc. 9 27. Interference with services. ... Maximum penalty—50 penalty units. Interference with services. 27. A person must not interrupt or interfere with a funeral or commemorative service lawfully conducted

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7. Extensive council submission proposed on Wanless call-in

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   28 Jun 2022: 28 June 2022. Ipswich City Council has prepared an extensive submission to the State Government on its decision to call-in the Wanless landfill proposal and is urging residents to do the same before the 30 June 2022 deadline. Despite council

8. Urgent State Government inquiry into waste odours needed

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   19 May 2022: 19 May 2022. Ipswich City Council is calling for an urgent state inquiry to ensure the health impacts of ongoing stench from private waste operators is appropriately investigated. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding moved a Mayoral Minute at the Ordinary

9. Page 1 of 3 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 351k)

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   23 May 2022: within the Ipswich Art Galley or with the services of an external curator, and visiting or touring exhibitions sourced from other galleries, collections or exhibition providers.

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10. Significant Flora and Fauna

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    2 Feb 2024: The main threat to their survival is the loss of habitat due to clearing of native vegetation, fires and competing for food with introduced pest plants and animals and livestock.

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