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ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/252992/240411_N_INFO2414-Redbank-Plains-Road-Upgrade-Stage-3-Construction_FINAL.pdf Explore
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10 Apr 2024: Heavy vehicles and machinery within the work areas. Access for police, emergency services, local residents and businesses will be maintained for the duration. ... THANK YOU The project team apologises for any inconvenience during these works and
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14 Mar 2023: 14 March 2023. Common people of Ipswich, this is your chance to shine. ... We’ve had 86-year-olds, to stay-at-home dads who have never danced in their lives, and all trades and professions in between.
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19 Jul 2021: stay hydrated. know your fitness level and riding skills. obey all road rules. ... Consider finishing off your ride with a swim at the Bundamba Swim Centre.
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5 Nov 2019: 49 (Vegetation Management) on:. (a) The following management issues need to be addressed for protected vegetation:• Pest Plants• Feral Species Management• Fire Management• Landholder assistance• Good Neighbour• Rare, Threatened &
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8 Oct 2003: 49 (Vegetation Management) on:. (a) The following management issues need to be addressed for protected vegetation:• Pest Plants• Feral Species Management• Fire Management• Landholder assistance• Good Neighbour• Rare, Threatened &
by yelafifiipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/its-your-council/know-your-council/accessing-information/publication-scheme/our-policies Cached Explore
13 Sep 2022: Council's policies are statements of the principles and/or values that Council takes into consideration during its decision making processes. Policies are in place as they are required under legislation and provide a framework for Council to achieve
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22 Jun 2021: Positive environmental, sustainable, inclusive, and cultural outcomes are. sought. Our city is also well connected with active and public transport options. ... 8. We are well prepared and ready to respond in times of emergencies and natural disasters.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/have-a-say-on-the-citys-natural-environment-priorities Cached Explore
22 Apr 2022: 22 April 2022. Your say is needed to guide Ipswich City Council on priorities towards a healthy natural environment. ... Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said community input could be made through the Shape
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23 Nov 2021: To have your say on the future look of Cameron Park, visit Shape Your Ipswich here.
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21 Feb 2024: NEED FOR ASSISTANCE. In Division 2, there were 3,050 people (or 5. ... Note: A person’s reported need for assistance in the Census is a subjective assessment.
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