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1. Living in the Black Snake Creek Catchment ACKNOWLEDGMENTS West ... (PDF, 9702k)

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   6 Oct 2015: Mediums used vary, including graphite, oils, acrylics and encaustic on linen and paper. ... Medium: Graphite, conte crayon, charcoal and gouache on archival paper. Size: 600 x 900mmImage copyrighted.

2. Free FOGO trial results are in

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   24 Oct 2022: The trial also looked at the best ways to communicate with residents, around what to separate into which bin to achieve less contamination, with tags put on bins, surveys, home visits ... It is not just food scraps that can go into a FOGO bin, it is

3. Food organics, garden organics trial enters new phase

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   9 Sep 2022: each house receiving a new 240 litre green top bin for free under the trial. ... These green bins have been collected weekly, rather than fortnightly, with general waste (red top) bins moving to fortnightly.

4. Temporary Entertainment Event Licenses

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   1 Dec 2021: No longer allowing single-use water bottles, unless there is an onsite recycling bin or facility for these bottles. ... From 1 September 2021, legislation was passed banning the use of certain single-use plastic items such as straws, stirrers, cutlery,

5. Koala Conservation

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   15 Apr 2024: These can be available through council's Free Plant Program (subject to availability). ... Make your pool koala safe by attaching a thick rope to a floating device, for example, an empty plastic drink bottle.

6. SAMP LE IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL NUDE LUNCH DAYEXAMPLE LETTER ... (PDF, 306k)

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   9 Jul 2018: Here are some tips for packing a Nude Lunch:. • pack sandwiches in a re-usable container or paper bag rather than cling-wrap / plastic bags. • ... whole fruits or pieces in a re-usable container • send drinks in re-usable containers as opposed.

7. Mosquitos

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   1 Aug 2023: Tip it – tip water from containers and objects. Store it – store items away when not in use. ... Dispose of all rubbish either in your refuse bin or visit one of council’s Refuse and Recycle Centres.

8. Frequently Asked Questions

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   15 Mar 2024: Building Certifiers can be either Council Building Certifiers (certifiers employed by Council) or Private Building Certifiers(certifiers who provide a private certification service completely independent of Council). ... Building works can be carried out

9. Youth Sustainability Summit

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   12 Jul 2023: Super bin monitor - Jessica Lindsay from Mallow Sustainability will run workshops on how to help your fellow students ‘get their waste sorted’. ... Themes included the screening of Plastic Alarm, a livestream session with special guests Costa and

10. Bottle Alley reclaims historical role as key link between Top of Town and Nicholas Street

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    17 Apr 2023: 17 April 2023. The rejuvenation of Bottle Alley, connecting Nicholas Street to the Top of Town, is placing the alleyway back in its original role as a key link between ... Ipswich Central Redevelopment Committee Chairperson Councillor Marnie Doyle said

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