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Three tonnes of rubbish removed from Ipswich waterways - Ipswich First

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Ipswich City Council’s post-cyclone clean-up has hit another milestone, with more than three tonnes of rubbish and debris removed from Ipswich waterways. Ipswich Mayor Teresa...
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Three tonnes of rubbish removed from Ipswich waterways - Ipswich First

Ipswich City Council’s post-cyclone clean-up has hit another milestone, with more than three tonnes of rubbish and debris removed from Ipswich waterways. Ipswich Mayor Teresa...

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Ipswich First broke the news in on Tuesday, April 15, 2025.
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