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1. Nearly 700 new dwellings built in Ipswich as population continues to grow

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   1 Feb 2023: The quarterly report card also shows 57 new food licences lodged or approved, 31,140 dog registrations, 9.1km of additional pathways and bikeways created, 3,954 customer service requests lodged

2. Put safety first on roads this holiday season

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   19 Dec 2022: As we are all driving over the holidays, please observe the speed limits, slow down in residential areas, be aware of roadside hazards and do not drink and drive.

3. Ipswich Show benefits whole community

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   29 Apr 2022: With the pandemic restrictions now eased, the Ipswich Show Society will be bringing back a full program of show favourites with exciting events while showcasing animals, arts, crafts, food, showbags, pig

4. Have a say on the City's natural environment priorities

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   22 Apr 2022: Is it creating more homes for native animals, safeguarding areas of Indigenous cultural heritage, ensuring we have urban trees for shade, connecting areas for wildlife movement, or is it about having

5. Council sets priorities for Ipswich’s natural environment

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   13 Dec 2022: A connected and protected natural environment is critical to the future of native plants and animals under threat from existing and future impacts.

6. Ipswich’s environmental champions receive financial boost

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   23 Nov 2022: Michele MacDonald, Wildlife Rehabilitation Ipswich - $539. Orphan and Native Animal Release Association, Wildlife For All - $1910.90.

7. Economic boost to assist Ipswich small business

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   22 Dec 2020: In round one, individual grants of up to $1000 in quick response cash payments were available with 76 businesses benefiting from the grant totalling $68,513.

8. Zone 1

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   2 Nov 2022: Please complete and submit an application form so your proposed event can be assessed. ... If holding a seasonal sporting event at this location please refer to the Seasonal Sporting Event Conditions.

9. Applying for funding? Sounds like an Enviroplan!

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   24 Aug 2023: Deputy Mayor Milligan said projects by past recipients, such as Somerset and Wivenhoe Fish Stocking Association and the Orphan Native Animal Rear and Release Association Incorporated, serve as fantastic examples of ... Orphan Native Animal Rear and

10. Free hazardous waste drop-off day

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    16 Sep 2022: Often these items are not suitable to be disposed of in wheelie bins because they are flammable, corrosive, explosive or toxic to humans, plants or animals.”.

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