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1. Second river crossing to bust Ipswich Central congestion

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   7 Apr 2022: Division 3 Councillor Andrew Fechner said that the Ipswich Central Second River Crossing is integral to catering for increased traffic demand due to population growth. ... Ipswich residents have been hearing about another bridge over the Bremer River for

2. Ipswich.qld.gov.au Ipswich City CouncilNatural Environment Strategy 2023OUR NATURAL IPSWICH ... (PDF, 4841k)

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   10 Nov 2022: Ipswich contains a diversity of waterway and wetland environments which includes rivers, creeks, streams, watercourses, lagoons, swamps, low-lying areas, floodplains, and adjacent riparian vegetation. ... Ipswich has a rich rural history and contains

3. Water Smart Street Trees

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   31 Jan 2023: The trees help improve the health of our waterways as they capture nutrients and sediments that would otherwise wash into our rivers and creeks. ... Underdrainage is connected to the stormwater network. Any excess water flows back to kerb.

4. PURPOSE: To create an understanding of what happens to ... (PDF, 841k)

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   13 Jul 2009: This can be in the form of rainfall, snow, hail or fog, falling directly into oceans, creeks, rivers or lakes, or into catchments, soaking into the ground, being taken up by ... The flow of water across the land. Underground water storage. Water droplets

5. Fin-tastic end to 2024 Ipswich WaterFest

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   30 Apr 2024: When we engage with our creeks and rivers, we realise how important healthy waterways are to our city and our lifestyles,” Mayor Harding said. ... Festival celebrating river catchment health from 20 July to 4 August.

6. Community once again onboard for Clean Up Australia Day

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   12 Feb 2024: Cleaning up litter in Ipswich has flow-on effects all the way to Moreton Bay, as every piece of litter that ends up in our creeks and rivers starts its journey ... Ipswich Dragon Boat Club make litter pick-ups part of their regular training on the Bremer

7. Erosion and Sediment Control

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   30 Aug 2022: The main sources of sediment in the Bremer River include:. erosion from cleared or poorly managed agricultural land. ... Sediment and erosion problems occur throughout the entire Bremer River Catchment area with the majority of sediment coming from

8. Ipswich Central Second River Crossing

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   14 Mar 2024: About the Ipswich Central Second River Crossing project. Why is this project important? ... Improves cross-river connectivity and permeability. Benefits to South East Queensland:. Disperse congestion.

9. Small Creek Bikeway

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   14 Feb 2023: Start address: Warwick Road, Ipswich. Distance: 2km. Description: Ride from The University of Southern Queensland Ipswich Campus or Bremer High School, beside Warwick Road before crossing over Warwick Road to reach ... This area is part of a

10. PROFILE 4 – Weeping Bottlebrush    Weeping Bottlebrush  Melaleuca viminalis, Callistemon viminalis  Classified as part of the Myrtaceae family, this Australian native shrub is extremely adaptable and resilient.  As well asU (PDF, 145k)

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    7 Mar 2014: for many species of animals, it is also extremely valuable in controlling erosion along our waterways. ... our rivers and creeks by:.  improving water quality .

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