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1. Hoarding and Squalor Hoarding Hoarding is the persistent accumulation ... (PDF, 1269k)

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   9 Oct 2018: premises. It involves excessive collection of items (which appear to have little or no value) and a failure to remove or discard them. ... creates an environment that jeopardises the occupant’s health and well-being.Squalor may not always be associated

2. PURPOSE: 1. To raise awareness of about the frogs ... (PDF, 1676k)

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   18 Jun 2009: Other sources of information on frogs include the local National Parks and Wildlife Service and the Queensland Museum. ... ACTIVITY SHEET 8. Creating Your Own Frog Habitat. For further information contactIpswich City CouncilPhone: (07) 3810 6666.

3. map-marker-alt IPSWICH CIVIC CENTRE calendar-check WEDNESDAY 21 AUGUST 2019 ... (PDF, 1105k)

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   16 Jul 2019: help you live more sustainably and protect your environment.

4. Water that is unable to enter the underground drainage ... (PDF, 42k)

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   9 Sep 2021: Water that is unable to enter the underground drainage system will find its natural way to the nearest watercourse via overflow paths. ... To put it more simply, if you are downstream, you must accept the ‘natural’ run-off on to your property.

5. 30 June, 2022 Council to deliver millions in upgrades ... (PDF, 277k)

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   29 Jun 2022: Our city has dozens of great parks and playgrounds, wonderful walking and cycling paths, and a beautiful natural backdrop that draws visitors from far and wide to explore and enjoy,” Cr ... facilities across Ipswich.” Some of the big-ticket items in

   by Shane Currie

6. 30 June, 2022 Environment initiatives funded from iconic peaks ... (PDF, 259k)

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   29 Jun 2022: This will become a natural area appealing for the community as well as native species.”. ... Ipswich’s conservation and natural areas are vital for biodiversity, but it is also important to continually enhance our urban environment and provide

   by Shane Currie

7. Rosewood Library Factsheet_Digital (PDF, 86k)

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   1 Sep 2019: In these pools, mosquitos can breed quickly where there are few natural predators. ... Community creek care. Waterways in urban environments require ongoing care such as removing invasive weeds and litter.

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8. BENEFITS TO SOUTH EAST QUEENSLAND:Catalytic infrastructure at the ERIA ... (PDF, 724k)

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   2 May 2024: This investment will unlock 3,500 full time equivalent jobs across diversely skilled and high-value industries including manufacturing, transport, postal and warehousing, and provide critical trunk infrastructure to nearby residential

9. FACT SHEET 11 Waterway Terms For further information contactIpswich ... (PDF, 131k)

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   12 May 2010: Ecosystem a community of organisms interacting with each other and with their environment. ... Land Use is the human modification of the natural environment into a built environment such as crops, grazing land, urban areas, mining and industry.

10. PROFILE White‐ bellied Sea Eagle   Haliaeetus leucogaster  In recent years a pair of White‐bellied Sea Eagles have been living, nesting and hunting in and around the Bundamba Wetlands. Dedicated l (PDF, 108k)

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    7 Mar 2014: are habitat loss and the decline of waterways.

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