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1. ACTIVITY SHEET 7 A Catchment Story PURPOSE: To illustrate ... (PDF, 1792k)

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   10 Jul 2009: Many trees have been removed and the top soil has been left bare. ... Rain washes the soil into the river causing erosion and sedimentation of the waterway.

2. Search Fees and Information

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   7 Aug 2023: Note: Where sewerage infrastructure is not available the dwelling may be connected to a septic system or other similar onsite facility. ... Note: A building approval will generally have the following documents available: application form, decision notice,

3. Major works bring new life to Ironpot Creek

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   15 Mar 2023: Environment and Sustainability Committee Chairperson Councillor Russell Milligan said Ironpot Creek has a history of being one of Ipswich’s most damaged creeks, with dispersive soils causing severe erosion to the ... The native plant species used in

4. Eat Safe Ipswich

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   24 Feb 2021: licensed local food businesses based on a star rating system.

5. COLLECTING UNWANTED AGVET CHEMICALS The program contributes to the ... (PDF, 511k)

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   4 Apr 2017: A fee per L/kg applies for disposal unless a state governement subsidy is in place. ... ChemClear is a not-for-profit chemical collection and disposal service for unwanted and unknown agvet chemicals.

6. Eat Safe Ipswich

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   24 Feb 2021: licensed local food businesses based on a star rating system.

7. Capital Works Program 2022–2025 IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ CAPITAL ... (PDF, 899k)

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   28 Jun 2022: Projects are typically identified through the Customer Engagement System or raised by Council Officers. ... Undertake drainage rehabilitation works to the existing stormwater drainage system adjacent to Tregair Street, Rockton Street and Whitehill Road,

8. Free waste disposal for flood-impacted Ipswich community

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   1 Mar 2022: 28 February 2022. Residents and businesses who have begun cleaning up after flood waters impacted dozens of suburbs can dispose of waste for free at council’s Rosewood and Riverview recycling and refuse stations from 8am tomorrow, Tuesday 1 March.

9. FACT SHEET 1 Living in a Healthy Catchment For ... (PDF, 269k)

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   12 May 2010: THE GOOD THE BADNative plants growing along waterways hold the soil in place, helping to prevent stream bank erosion. ... When there is nothing covering the ground and keeping the soil in place, it will erode away, washing soil into creeks and rivers

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

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    7 Sep 2017: What should I plant? Trees for koalas should be selected based on suitability for local soil type or landform. ... When to plant. Planting should preferably be carried out after rain when the soil is moist.

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