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10 Sep 2021: The location of the goalposts at Anzac Park means that footballs were regularly being kicked out of play and into the adjacent rail corridor,” Cr Milligan said. ... This means fewer club resources being lost and will also improve the amenity of the
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6 Oct 2015: p. 17). Image by A Morrison. Image by S Harper-Greentree and copyrighted. ... 19. Image by J WellsImage by M Lynch. 20 Image by J Wells.
ipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2021/ripley-sports-club-scores-new-fence-and-netting Cached Explore
8 Sep 2021: 08 September 2021. Players and visitors to Ironbark Park, home of the Ripley Valley Football Club, will spend less time hunting down lost balls in the creek following the installation of ... Ironbark Park backs onto Bundamba Creek and without netting and
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13 Mar 2024: Mrs Draheim, and other award finalists and winners, were honoured for their dedication and service to the community. ... The winners of this year’s awards were:. Citizen of the Year: Amanda Draheim.
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12 Dec 2022: New media. Print making. Drawing and pastels. Photography. People’s Choice. “Winners in each category will receive $1,500 prize money, while the winner of Best of Show will win ... Winners will be announced at the opening night event on Friday, 26
ipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0011/116120/Environment-Community-Reference-Group-Minutes-250619.pdf Explore
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22 Jul 2019: currently represented in the room. To view the full size images, see below at 9. ... To view the full size images, see below at 9. The primary priorities identified by the groups were as follows:. -
by Anna Payneipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0013/241015/Visual-Identity-Policy.pdf Explore
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2 May 2023: 1. Statement. To ensure that Council’s role in the community is clearly recognised and that its image and. ... manner. Council logos must be used appropriately to maintain Council’s image and identity.
by Amber van Slotenipswich.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0017/116126/Transparent-Governance-Community-Reference-Group-Minutes-250619.pdf Explore
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22 Jul 2019: Setting clear roles for Councillors. Full sized images are located in item 10. ... Use hand signal to speak in turns. Full sized images are located in item 10.
by Anna Payneipswich.qld.gov.au/about_council/media/media-releases/articles/2022/vote-for-marburg-to-be-the-tiny-tourism-hero-of-queensland Cached Explore
10 May 2022: 10 May 2022. Marburg’s unique country charm has landed it a finalist position in the 2022 Queensland Top Tourism Town Awards. ... Division 4 Councillor Kate Kunzelmann said Marburg was a deserving finalist in the Queensland Tourism Industry Council
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22 Jul 2019: Pride in Ipswich. - Open to new ideas. To view the full size image, see below at 9. ... that are not currently represented in the room. To view the full size image, see below at 9.
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