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1. $10 million allocated for new three-year kerb and channel program

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   19 Sep 2022: This kerb and channel sub-program project list features 27 roads across the region. ... Kerb and channel three-year program ($’000s). Report an issue. Popular links Show.

2. Small business and council celebrate local initiatives

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   27 Apr 2022: Cr Jonic said a series of Small Business Continuity Planning Workshops would be held in Ipswich Central, Rosewood and Springfield. ... These programs and workshops are examples of our commitment as a Small Business Friendly Council,” Cr Jonic said.

3. Catchments and Plans

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   20 Jan 2023: A small portion of Lockyer Creek catchment also crosses into Ipswich in the Woolshed area. ... Some Bushcare groups specifically target creek and river areas with regular working bees.

4. Franklin Vale Creek Catchment Initiative Enhancing Franklin Vale Creek ... (PDF, 3066k)

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   24 Jan 2020: Franklin Vale Creek flows into Western creek at Calvert before flowing into the Bremer River south of Rosewood. ... Franklin Vale Creek. A healthy waterway has benefits to both landholders and the environment and will maintain productivity for future

5. Koalas are strictly leaf feeders, eating a variety of ... (PDF, 1074k)

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   7 Sep 2017: Please be mindful of planting trees in small urban lots as large eucalypt species can be hazardous when overhanging houses or other infrastructure. ... Planting relatively close together can assist in minimising weeds and facilitating natural attrition.

6. Small Business Funding Program helps local operators in need

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   22 Dec 2020: There is no escaping the fact that COVID-19 has hurt the bottom line of small businesses,” Cr Jonic said. ... To be eligible for consideration for the Small Business Funding Program, applications need to meet all compulsory assessment items.

7. riparian corridor revegetation guidelines.cdr (PDF, 313k)

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   28 Apr 2014: Crinum pedunculatum River LilyCryptocarya triplenervis Three Veined LaurelDianella cerulea Flax LilyEucalyptus tereticornis Forest Red GumEuroschinus falcata Chinaman's CedarFicus coronata Creek Sandpaper FigFicus obliqua Small leaved Moreton Bay

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8. PREPARE TO LEAVE WARNINGS issued as flash flooding to occur in low lying Ipswich areas

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   26 Feb 2022: Other low lying areas likely to be impacted include Black Snake Creek, Deebing Creek, Goodna Creek, Purga Creek, Six Mile Creek, Creek, Upper Bremer River (Walloon and westward), Woogaroo Creek, Western ... Council advises that the Marburg Detention

9. Small Business Support

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   1 Mar 2021: In October 2020 Ipswich City Council became the first council in Queensland to sign on as a Small Business Friendly Council. ... The signing of the Small Business Friendly Council charter reinforces the commitment of council to supporting your Ipswich

10. PROFILE 3 CRIMSONSPOTTED RAINBOWFISH    Crimsonspotted Rainbowfish  Melanotaenia duboulayi  A fish species historically found in the Bundamba Creek, this small native fish helps to maintain a healthy river system and is effec (PDF, 139k)

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    7 Mar 2014: PROFILE 3 CRIMSONSPOTTED RAINBOWFISH . Crimsonspotted Rainbowfish . Melanotaenia duboulayi . A fish species historically found in the Bundamba Creek, ... fish varies with sex, age and habitat.

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