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1. 22 June, 2023 Ipswich revitalisation continues apace in 2023-2024 ... (PDF, 270k)

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   21 Jun 2023: These catalyst projects are the capstones of our major city centre redevelopment project, which has been ongoing for the past three years,” Cr Doyle said. ... and storage at Willey Street Park BMX track, and $50,000 for a new cricket pitch at Brittains

   by Shane Currie

2. Fact Sheet Earthworks (Also known as operational works, filling ... (PDF, 52k)

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   26 Aug 2022: Earthworks are a vital aspect of development in Ipswich. To ensure earthworks activities take place in a safe and environmentally friendly manner, Ipswich City Council has guidelines to ensure the site ... e) do not interfere with the natural flow of

3. 20230626_INFO3218_Stage 1 Changed Traffic Conditions Escarpment Drive_FINAL PVE KR (PDF, 1565k)

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   22 Jun 2023: THANK YOU. The project team apologises for any inconvenience during these works and thank you for your patience during construction as we construct this vital infrastructure for the region.

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4. 22 June, 2023 Council budget boosts city’s green credentials ... (PDF, 262k)

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   21 Jun 2023: stronger focus to build on the legacy of our Enviroplan,” Deputy Mayor Milligan said. ... The initial investigation will focus on and around Jack Barkley Park, North Booval,” Deputy Mayor Milligan said.

   by Shane Currie

5. CAPITAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS$75 million Flood recovery$291k Urban greening$1.6 million ... (PDF, 315k)

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   21 Jun 2023: CAPITAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS$75 million. Flood recovery$291k. Urban greening$1.6 million. Sustainable transport.

6. 2022–2023 Budgetat a glance CAPITAL PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS$23.7 million Sealed ... (PDF, 236k)

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   28 Jun 2022: Urban greening$1.9 million. Sustainable transport. $30 millionFlood recovery estimate. $4.5 millionKerb and channel. ... waterway recovery. $2.3 million Libraries expansion. $6.1 millionCommunity safety. $6.2 millionArts and cultural services.

7. Page 1 of 2 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 345k)

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   8 May 2023: Council may on its own initiative, or following receipt of an application, award the Keys to the City of Ipswich or Freedom of Entry to the City of Ipswich honours as

   by Amber van Sloten

8. 45 - Construction of dams (PDF, 79k)

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   7 Oct 2003: v) the proposed dam is to be located on land zoned other than ‘Rural’ or ‘Non-Urban’ under the Council’s town planning scheme.

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9. ACTIVITY SHEET 3 PURPOSE: 1. Understand how creek bank ... (PDF, 1761k)

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   2 Jun 2009: Riparian and Stream Vegetation: This includes the plants that grow alongside and in our waterways. ... waterways. Many of these invertebrates act as biological indicators of pollution and water quality.

10. PROFILE 1 – PLATYPUS  Platypus   Ornithorhynchus anatinus  The platypus is one of Australia’s most remarkable mammals.  They are classified as a Monotrome, which means they raise their young like most mammals but do n (PDF, 113k)

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    7 Mar 2014: to the platypus are pest animal species, river pollution and the destruction of waterways. The platypus is an extremely shy animal which makes spotting them very difficult.

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