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1. City of Ipswich Inclusion and Connectedness Implementation Program 2024–2026 ... (PDF, 1316k)

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   25 Jan 2024: 12. 3. EMPLOYMENT, WORKFORCE INCLUSION AND ECONOMIC PARTICIPATION. 16. 4. SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL, CULTURAL, SPORTING AND WELLBEING INCLUSION. ... ACCESSIBLE SERVICES. INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY, ENGAGEMENT AND CO-DESIGN. SOCIAL, RECREATIONAL, CULTURAL, SPORTING

2. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswich City Council Natural Environment Strategy 2023Background Report ... (PDF, 4228k)

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   10 Nov 2022: 2 Queensland Wetlands Program wetland definition. 8. Figure 3 – Ipswich waterways and wetlands. ... with only 55per cent cover, dropping slightly from 56 per cent in 2020 (Figure 6).

3. GOLD COAST75KM RIPLEY VALLEY PDA HAIGSLEA-AMBERLEY INTERCHANGE SWANBANK ENTERPRISE ... (PDF, 524k)

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   2 May 2024: As a high growth city, Ipswich requires investment in the following strategic roads to ensure that people and freight continue to move safely and efficiently in the face of increasing population ... The highway is a critical route for both inter- and

4. E-scooter trial set to hit Springfield streets in May

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   4 Apr 2023: Where there is no relevant speed signage, the default speed limits are 12km/h on footpaths, shared paths and crossings, and 25km/h on permitted local roads, bike paths and bike ... lanes. In shared zones, e-scooter riders are limited to 10km/h.

5. Statistics and Facts

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   5 Mar 2021: Estimated resident population. 210,000 (as at 16 March 2018, ICC). Projected resident population. ... 20,585. 10.3% of total area population (as at 2016, OESR). Median age.

6. Council delivering on transport plan as major projects completed in 2020

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   22 Dec 2020: Ipswich is the fastest-growing region in Queensland – our population increased at a rate of 4.6% in 2018/19. ... and cycling paths.

7. Ipswich Cycle Park

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   16 Apr 2024: Ipswich Cycling Club. Can be used for. Sporting. More Information. An Asphalt Criterium Track with three loops of different length:. - ... community, and also provide a destination for cycling clubs to hold regular sporting events at the local, state and

8. Birdwatching

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   22 Dec 2020: 39 Haig Street, Brassall. Easy paths. Bush birds including wrens, honeyeaters and speckled warblers can be seen. ... Always read and obey all signage along your path. Be courteous and prepared to share tracks with other recreational users, keeping an eye

9. Date Monday 28 October, 2019 Time 6 - 8pm ... (PDF, 931k)

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   26 Nov 2019: regarding how four divisions will accommodate. population growth. Mr Chemello indicated that a. ... heritage, family histories). - Community characteristics (sense of community. and population diversity; cultural backgrounds,.

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10. Birdwatching

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    22 Dec 2020: 39 Haig Street, Brassall. Easy paths. Bush birds including wrens, honeyeaters and speckled warblers can be seen. ... Always read and obey all signage along your path. Be courteous and prepared to share tracks with other recreational users, keeping an eye

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