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1. Small Creek Bikeway

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   14 Feb 2023: This area is part of a redevelopment to restore Small Creek as a living waterway. ... Download Small Creek Bikeway GPX File (GPX, 70.5 KB).

2. Eleven flood cameras giving residents real-time information across Ipswich

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   30 Nov 2022: By checking the Disaster Dashboard, residents can select any flood camera and view the water height of particular rivers and creeks and see for themselves what roads or bridges may be ... Western Creek Bridge - Rosewood Warrill View Road, Rosewood.

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

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   5 Feb 2019: Maximum sun exposure should also be provided to assist absorption. Disposal method 1 – Surface irrigation. ... Use water saving devices and stagger the discharge from washing machines, baths etc.

4. Annual report card confirms significant impact of floods on local waterways

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   17 Nov 2022: Cr Milligan said one of council’s many resilience-building measures is The Franklin Vale Creek Catchment project. ... This catchment in our region’s west suffers from landscape and streambank erosion that impacts water quality and biodiversity

5. Ipswich platypus population on the brink after devastating 2022 floods

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   4 May 2023: Past reports from Wildlife Queensland, who conducted the platypus eDNA surveys in partnership with council, noted that declining water quality and habitat in Woogaroo and Opossum creeks are some of the ... Water quality monitoring of these catchments in

6. Warmer temperatures for hydrotherapy after pool heaters switched on

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   14 Apr 2023: The 25-metre pool will reopen 14 April, and the water temperature will gradually increase to the full 32 degrees within the coming days.”. ... This is a great outcome from council’s community consultation and we hope that residents enjoy the warmer

7. This kid and this space are about to make history

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   22 Dec 2020: I get to be the winner, turn on the water and play in it.”. ... Eleven bronze fish trap sculptures have been installed in the water play zone.

8. FEST I P S W I C H MARCH ... (PDF, 657k)

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   12 Feb 2024: CREEK NATURE PLAY Families can join a nature play activity at Small Creek, Raceview. ... Ipswich City Council respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Owners as custodians of the land and waters we share.

9. Significant Flora and Fauna

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   2 Feb 2024: Grows in open woodlands on granite or basalt soils. Melaleuca comboynensis (Cliff bottlebrush). ... Litoria wilcoxii: stony creek frog. Macquaria novemaculeata: Australian bass. Pitta versicolour: noisy pitta.

10. Pool SafetyKeep children safe around pools and spas with ... (PDF, 676k)

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    28 Jun 2023: Along with all the fun we have while swimming, water safety should be our number one priority. ... A child or toddler can drown within 20 seconds, in as little as 50mm of water.

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