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

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   6 Oct 2015: low rainfall. A land of droughts and flooding rains As with all waterways, times of flood and dry naturally occur. ... Sharon’s recent work has focused on the environment of the Black Snake Creek catchment, particularly after the 2013 floods.

2. Ipswich City Council welcomes inquiry into insurers following 2022 floods

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   21 Jul 2023: In the wake of the 2022 floods, residents told me that their insurance premiums had risen as high $20,000 annually in flood affected areas, making it near impossible for homes ... It is also critical that residents affected by future flood events can

3. City of Ipswich Offsite Stormwater Quality Improvement Program Annual ... (PDF, 7719k)

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   8 Dec 2023: iabi. lity. (kg/. yr). TN TP. 15. Additionally, while projects have not been undertaken in the Brisbane River catchment per se it should be acknowledged that all the rivers and creeks ... Site Context:. Ironpot Creek is a rapidly eroding waterway in the

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4. Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve Rehabilitation

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   6 Dec 2023: Council identify a viable proposed redesign that is more flood resilient and economically feasible. ... Approx. Late 2024 /Early 2025. Flood recovery project complete and site open to the public.

5. Flood recovery in full swing six months on

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   26 Aug 2022: Council has implemented several actions including the Ipswich Integrated Catchment Plan, which is the most detailed and comprehensive study undertaken in our city and goes above the recommendations from the Queensland ... raising their home to be more

6. Safety

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   4 Mar 2022: Wait until authorities have declared the area safe before entering a flood zone. ... Flooding can cause mould growth, which must be cleaned up before moving back into your home.

7. Small Creek Channel NaturalisationConcept Design Report smallCreekBig Plans for ... (PDF, 7589k)

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   14 Feb 2017: In its current state, the channel contributes to the degradation of water in our creeks and rivers, as the hard surfaces in urban areas result in more runoff of pollutants. ... Property boundaries and underground pipes mean it won't follow the old creek

8. Popular water play area damaged in flood reopens

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   21 Nov 2022: Bob Gamble Park on the bank of the Bremer River was inundated by the flood water. ... Council has installed temporary solar lights in the River Heart Parklands carpark after the power supply infrastructure to the regular lights was damaged in the rain

9. Road to recovery free from mounds of flood waste

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   17 Mar 2022: The free skip bin flood assistance program to support Ipswich businesses clean-up flood waste will continue to operate until Friday, 18 March. ... If you still have flood waste on your kerbside after this weekend, please call council on 3810 6666.”.

10. Deebing Creek

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    22 Dec 2020: The Deebing Creek catchment is located less than 5km south of the Central Business District of Ipswich. ... The catchment has a total area of some 26 square kilometres to the confluence with the Bremer River.

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