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1. Rabbits

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   1 Aug 2023: It is illegal to keep rabbits in Queensland. For more information visit the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries. To report wild rabbit activity in your area, visit the Darling Downs-Moreton Rabbit Board. Report an issue. Popular links Show.

2. Council Minutes (PDF, 3415k)

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   27 Aug 2013: concerning Council’s continued financial contribution to and involvement in the South East Queensland Fire and Biodiversity Consortium (FabCon). ... Planning Officer (Biodiversity) dated 2 July 2013, to the Southeast Queensland Fire and Biodiversity

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   by Anna Lewis

3. Page 1 of 4 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 376k)

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   7 Jul 2022: Management Act 2003. 2. Purpose and Principles. The Queensland State Emergency Service (SES) is a community-based, volunteer emergency service supported by both the State Government, through Queensland Fire and Emergency ... government’s area. Source:

   by Amber van Sloten

4. 17 - Parks and Reserves (PDF, 116k)

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   7 Oct 2003: Lighting of fires. 12. A person must not light or maintain a fire in a park or reserve unless:. ... b) the fire is permitted under the local law policies. Maximum penalty - 50 penalty units.

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5. FAQ for Sandbags

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   25 Oct 2022: Go to the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services website for tips on using sandbags. ... Individuals may be required to fill their own sandbags. Go to the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services website for tips on using sandbags.

6. One of the top reasons koalas need to be ... (PDF, 1410k)

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   7 Sep 2017: If there is more than one dog in a yard, a koala attack is more likely. • ... yard will assist them if they do encounter a dog.• Koala friendly fencing design includes:.

7. Swooping Season

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   9 Jan 2024: Magpies nest their eggs and young in larger trees, while Plovers use large open spaced areas including school grounds, ovals and football fields. ... Magpies defend an area around called the 'defence zone'. For pedestrians, this zone is about 110m from

8. VML:CD Vicki Lukritz 3810 6221 13 September 2018 NOTICE ... (PDF, 1691k)

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   17 Sep 2018: conflict of interest in Item 2 titled Fire Station 101 Transfer of Ownership and Operations. ... to have a perceived conflict of interest in Item 2 titled Fire Station 101 Transfer of Ownership and Operations.

9. Useful Links

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   27 Nov 2023: Please follow the relevant headings for a range of useful Plumbing links:. You can also call the Queensland Building and Construction Commission on 1300 272 272 who may be able to provide further information. Report an issue. Popular links Show.

10. Social Media

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    22 Dec 2020: Fire Brigade 000 - Queensland Fire and Rescue Service.

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