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1. Potential waste recycling opportunity through SEQ City Deal

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   23 Mar 2022: The community, and in particular our younger residents, will be able to see first-hand how the items in their yellow recycling bins are sorted and processed through the facility’s ... The regional MRF, to be situated in the Browns Plains Waste and

2. Division 4 Deputy Mayor Russell Milligan and Cr Kate ... (PDF, 244k)

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   21 Jun 2023: $75 million Flood recovery. $5.3 millionCommunity safety. $6.3 millionArts and cultural services. ... Flood mitigation will also be improved through works at Parcell and Holt streets at Brassall and Arthur Summervilles Road at Karalee.

3. Do I need a Food Licence?

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   8 Jun 2023: selling ice and flavoured ice. selling the following foods when they are not potentially hazardous:. ... selling food that is not potentially hazardous:. tea and coffee. biscuits and cakes.

4. Cleaning up and getting help after disasters

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   13 Dec 2023: Consider advice from Queensland Health about the safety risks that may arise during clean up from a disaster such mould, asbestos and mosquito-borne diseases. ... Find out more about returning home after a flood from the Insurance Council of Australia

5. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL NUDE LUNCH DAYHOW TO RUN YOUR ... (PDF, 66k)

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   12 Jul 2018: Ask students to keep their waste after lunch and conduct a waste audit of lunchboxes, or empty the school-yard bins and complete a bin audit. ... Step 6 Do a second waste audit of lunchboxes or bins using the same method as your previous audit, and

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: 25 August 2023. As part of Ipswich City Council’s efforts to improve the community’s flood resilience, an important upgrade has been completed at Alice Street, Blackstone.

7. Supporting the volunteers who show up for rain, hail or fire

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   30 Jun 2022: We saw in the most recent flood events that the State Emergency Service (SES) and Rural Fire Service (RFS) volunteers were out in the community doing vital tasks such as sandbagging, ... re-supply, flood boat, doorknocking and cleanouts,” Cr Madsen said

8. How you can help during this flooding disaster

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   28 Feb 2022: There will be plenty of opportunities for everyone to volunteer their time and assist with the clean-up once flood waters have receded. ... For those who wish to volunteer in the recovery of current flood events please register your interest with

9. Fact Sheet On-site Wastewater Management Household Sewerage Treatment Plants ... (PDF, 403k)

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   5 Feb 2019: The next chamber allows the wastewater to settle/clarify before chemical (e.g. ... Only use biodegradable products (e.g. cleaning products and toilet paper) and avoid chemicals like ammonia, disinfectants, bleach or pesticide.

10. Media Releases

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    4 Apr 2024: 18 September 2023. One hundred Ipswich homes have now been bought back as part of the Resilient Homes Fund, enabling families to sell flood-impacted properties and be freed from future

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