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1. Ipswich.qld.gov.au/seal SEAL POOL SAFETY SNAKES AND LADDERS Help Switchy ... (PDF, 949k)

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   1 Aug 2023: emergency. Move forward 1 space. 45The pool gate was left open and you. ... your own. Move back 3 spaces. 17The pool gate got left open when you finished swimming.

2. Business Safety

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   19 Apr 2024: Place warning stickers or signs around your business such as 'No cash left on premises' or 'Smile you are on camera' to deter potential offenders from stealing or breaking into your ... This will make it harder for potential offenders to gain entry to

3. Waste directive review highlights progress, additional actions to improve odour issues

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   29 Jan 2024: Council has also developed an Illegal Dumping and Litter Prevention Strategy and appointed new Illegal Dumping Prevention Officers, and successfully defended appeals by waste industry companies seeking to create additional and

4. Youth Sustainability Summit Ipswich.qld.gov.au 12-13 October 2017 | Ipswich ... (PDF, 1648k)

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   16 Nov 2017: 10.40 am – 11.00 am Cunningham Group 1 Littering and the Environment Solutions to reduce the impacts of litter in our waterways and marine environments. ... Cunningham Group 2 Littering and the Environment Solutions to reduce the impacts of litter in

5. Ipswich left behind in record-spending State Budget

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   19 Jun 2023: 19 June 2023. Tuesday’s record-spending State Budget brought welcome announcements on schools and renewables for Ipswich but lacked major infrastructure commitments for Queensland’s fastest growing community, Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said

6. Unite safely to honour veterans this Anzac Day

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   19 Apr 2021: This year’s march will step off at 10.45am from Brisbane Street before turning left into Ellenborough Street, left into Darling Street East, right into West Street and then left

7. Large numbers expected at ANZAC Day 2022 commemorations

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   19 Apr 2022: This year’s main march will step off at 10.45am from the corner of Brisbane and Waghorn streets, before turning left into Ellenborough Street, left into Darling Street East, right ... into West Street and then left into Mary Street before ending at

8. Unite safely to honour veterans this Anzac Day

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   19 Apr 2021: This year’s march will step off at 10.45am from Brisbane Street before turning left into Ellenborough Street, left into Darling Street East, right into West Street and then left

9. Council turns the tide on dumped trolleys in watery grave

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   22 Dec 2020: river. Cr Milligan said the dumping of trolleys and rubbish into the river is an on-going issue, and we asked for community support in discouraging these actions. ... It is illegal for a person to remove a shopping trolley from a retail premises and

10. Recycling

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    31 Aug 2023: Cardboard: boxes (including pizza boxes). Paper: newspapers, magazines, junk mail and office paper. ... Queensland uses almost three billion beverage containers each year and most of these end up littering our beautiful state, despite the fact that drink

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