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1. Art lovers to draw link between past and future for iconic alley

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   4 Feb 2022: 04 February 2022. A unique opportunity for artists to leave their mark on a heritage throughfare dating back to the 1860s, Bottle Alley, has opened. ... Ipswich City Council is calling for expressions of interest (EOI) to re-imagine Bottle Alley,” Cr

2. Sustainability in the Suburbs

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   4 Mar 2021: So instead of just going through new bottles you can easily make your own cleaning products. ... Also avoid plastic wherever possible!". Wendy shows us inside Ipswich Good Food Group which lives up to all of those local sustainability ideals.

3. Live

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   17 Nov 2020: Find useful information for residents within the City of Ipswich.

   Find useful information for residents within the City of Ipswich.

4. Find out how to save waste and money

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   5 Oct 2022: The FOGO bin takes food scraps as well as garden waste,” Cr Milligan said. ... It is now easy to divert this food and organic matter from landfill by putting it in a FOGO bin, and in doing so reduce harmful greenhouse gases.”.

5. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ OPERATIONAL PLAN QUARTER 2 REPORT ... (PDF, 1819k)

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   11 Mar 2024: 33. 5. WASTE AND RECYCLING VOLUMES. 34. 6. RECYCLING AND REFUSE CENTRE DATA. ... They carry out activities such as garbage collection and recycling, street cleaning, regulating parking, controlling dogs and cats, and eradicating noxious weeds.

6. Media Releases

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   4 Apr 2024: decision to call-in the Wanless Recycling Park Pty Ltd development application. ... 16 May 2023. Bin collection days will change for about 23,800 residents across 28 suburbs from Monday 5 June.

7. Council-first interactive program revealed for Sustainable Ipswich Month

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   8 Oct 2021: 08 October 2021. Climate change resilient plants, plastic-free homes, smart water usage, pre-loved fashion, secrets to composting and student-led environment innovations will be the talk of the city ... can protect the environment through recycling

8. Community gets to choose when large items collected from kerbside

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   2 Jun 2023: Mayor Harding said under its Resource Recovery Strategy, council was actively reviewing community waste and recycling services. ... collecting the filled container once contacted by the resident within a specified time frame.".

9. Road to recovery free from mounds of flood waste

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   17 Mar 2022: More than 290 skip bins, which would have cost $150,000 in hire fees, were delivered free of charge to assist Ipswich businesses clean up after this disaster. ... The free skip bin flood assistance program to support Ipswich businesses clean-up flood

10. IPSWICH CITY COUNCIL ■ ANNUAL PLAN QUARTER 4 REPORT ... (PDF, 2268k)

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    28 Aug 2023: 29. 5. WASTE AND RECYCLING VOLUMES. 30. 6. RECYCLING AND REFUSE CENTRE DATA. ... It revealed that across the Ipswich community approximately 54% of material discarded in residents’ kerbside general waste red lid bins could actually be recovered and

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