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Portfolio 70 70 15 Land Use Integration and Transport Management Road Network Road Travel Demand Travel Secondary school children children school Secondary Skill confidence. varies, Generally on-road facilities or off-road use developing available. paths where Secondary school children children school Secondary Skill confidence. varies, Generally on-road facilities or off-road use developing available. paths where Movement Theme Movement Integrated Transport & Transport Integrated Utility Ride for specific purposes (shopping), shortlength trafficked highly on Not unpredictable. routes trips, roads. Needs include comprehensive, low stress end of trip facilities. and appropriate routes Utility Ride for specific purposes (shopping),short length trafficked highly on Not unpredictable. routes trips, roads. Needs include comprehensive, low stress end of trip facilities. and appropriate routes Ipswich Community Plan i2031 Plan Community Ipswich Commuter Vary in age, skill and fitness, some highly skilled and able to handle traffic conditions. a Some variety prefer of paths low or stress roads and are willing longer to to get to take destination. Others want a quick of conditions. trip traffic regardless space to Primarily ride require and smooth speed. maintain to riding surface, Commuter Vary in age, skill and fitness, some highly skilled and able to handle traffic conditions. a Some variety prefer of paths low or stress roads and are willing longer to to get to take destination. Others want a quick of conditions. trip traffic regardless space to Primarily ride require and smooth speed. maintain to riding surface, SEQ 2031 Connecting Touring Long distance may journeys, be heavily equipped, in groups. travelling some Often route is similar to tourists. that of other Recreational Desire greatly. and skills vary age Experience, heavily Avoid streets. local quiet and paths off-road prefer will riders experienced More routes. trafficked journeys. long for system road use to Touring Long distance may journeys, be heavily equipped, in groups. travelling some Often route is similar to tourists. that of other Recreational Desire greatly. and skills vary age Experience, heavily Avoid streets. local quiet and paths off-road prefer will riders experienced More routes. trafficked journeys. long for system road use to Public Transport Primary school children Primary school skills Cognitive not developed, little knowledge of road rules, require supervision. Uses off-road footpath path, or very street. residential low volume Primary school children Primary school skills Cognitive not developed, little knowledge of road rules, require supervision. Uses off-road footpath path, or very street. residential low volume Freight Parking Economics Active Sporting Often in abreast groups, occupying two lane, left with needs similar to commuters. long distances in training Travel on arterials. May include challenging terrain outer in urban areas. or Generally do not rural ride off-road because of high speed and conflict users. with other Transport Sporting Often in abreast groups, occupying two lane, left with needs similar to commuters. long distances in training Travel on arterials. May include challenging terrain outer in urban areas. or Generally do not rural ride off-road because of high speed and conflict users. with other Source: Austroads (2014), Guide to Traffic Management Part 4: Network Management Part 4: Network Management Traffic (2014), Guide to Austroads Source: Figure 15: Categories of Cyclists and their Characteristics of Cyclists 15: Categories Figure Source: Austroads (2014), Guide to Traffic Management Part 4: Network Management Part 4: Network Management Traffic (2014), Guide to Austroads Source: Figure 15: Categories of Cyclists and their Characteristics of Cyclists 15: Categories Figure Figure 3: iGO Elements Figure iGO is a high level aspirational document that of formulation the provides for guidance and direction overarching more detailed planning activities in the future. It is not aimed at the individual property level, will not provide answers to specific locality issues with immediate / andshort term matters operational on the does deal not network. transport existing It should be noted that Council does public not operate transport the network. Nor does financial Council resourcescapacity, andexpertise to have implement the many of the outcomes of iGO iGO to be by a success, it will itself. partnerships require with the As quality provide such, to Government for Queensland and Australian public transport, roads, walking Thus and Council will use cycling iGO as its facilities. blueprint to assist with advocating for funding of major transport projects and securing improved train and bus change. behaviour travel services to promote June 2016

not despair for the human race.” the human race.” despair for not Author H. G. Wells “ When I see an adult on a “ bicycle, I do not despair for the human race.” the human race.” despair for not Author H. G. Wells “ When I see an adult on a “ bicycle, I do Queensland Queensland Cycle Strategy identifies that the top undertaken by by undertaken Survey Participation Cycling National

Queensland Queensland Cycle Strategy identifies that the top undertaken by by undertaken Survey Participation Cycling National Land use / transport integration (including urban form form urban (including integration transport / use Land & density); and taxis); buses (trains, Public transport and cyclists); (pedestrians travel Active streets); and local arterials, (highways, network Road Freight; Parking; and demand management; Travel & investment; economics Transport City of Ipswich Plan Transport Cyclists Less than 1% of in Ipswich. trips are currently made by bicycle Similar to pedestrians, distances there that cyclists are can travel generally in a accepted At given a timeframe. comfortable cycling speed of 15km/hour, a trip of 5km becomes an easy 20 minute bicycle ride for people. most Having said this, there is also ability between cyclists a and the needs of wide different types range of different summarises 15 Figure considerably. vary cyclist of categories of cyclists, their characteristics and riding environment. desired The the Australian Bicycle Council in 2011 found that 20% of ride Ipswich residents a during bicycle a typical week and those Of month. typical a in ride residents Ipswich of 28% who 84% of ride cyclists regularly, ride 7% for recreation, purposes. education for and 6% commute ride to The six things people driver, and consider cyclists a important between same the when are mode choosing transport a as shown in 12. Table current bicycle Therefore uptake in Ipswich is considered to be impacted on by factors such as trip lengths than greater the safety, catchment’, ‘cycle climate, topography, inadequate infrastructure, barriers, and parking supply. use vehicle of private ease

Cyclists Less than 1% of in Ipswich. trips are currently made by bicycle Similar to pedestrians, distances there that cyclists are can travel generally in a accepted At given a timeframe. comfortable cycling speed of 15km/hour, a trip of 5km becomes an easy 20 minute bicycle ride for people. most Having said this, there is also ability between cyclists a and the needs of wide different types range of different summarises 15 Figure considerably. vary cyclist of categories of cyclists, their characteristics and riding environment. desired The the Australian Bicycle Council in 2011 found that 20% of ride Ipswich residents a during bicycle a typical week and those Of month. typical a in ride residents Ipswich of 28% who 84% of ride cyclists regularly, ride 7% for recreation, purposes. education for and 6% commute ride to The six things people driver, and consider cyclists a important between same the when are mode choosing transport a as shown in 12. Table current bicycle Therefore uptake in Ipswich is considered to be impacted on by factors such as trip lengths than greater the safety, catchment’, ‘cycle climate, topography, inadequate infrastructure, barriers, and parking supply. use vehicle of private ease 69 iGO: Moving Ipswich Forward Ipswich iGO: Moving 69 Scope Scope land of modes all considers that Ipswich for plan transport strategic a is iGO transport. (20+ term longer a with citywidethe level at aimed is iGO elements: It includes the following focus. year) ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 69 iGO: Moving Ipswich Forward Ipswich iGO: Moving 69 14 iGO: Moving Ipswich Forward. City of Ipswich Transport Plan Transport City of Ipswich Forward. Ipswich 14 iGO: Moving City of Ipswich Transport Plan

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Who? Getting Started Committees • To appoint successful Strategic Planning The Management Committee or Board What is the club’s mission? has the overall responsibility of the What does it hope to achieve in the • Membership Committee Strategic Plan. They need to determine next one, three, five, ten years? • Advertising/Marketing Committee specific goals and targets from the How is the club currently situated in Introduction • Junior Membership Committee strategies, which the Club Manager regards to its members? In 2009 Bowls Queensland conducted a club survey. From It covers what a Strategic Plan actually is, why you need one and other assigned persons must How is the club currently situated in • Coaching Committee the responses received it become clear that a large number and who it relates to. It also assists in getting started and how achieve in the most efficient way within regards to its finances? • Umpire/Official Committee a predetermined timeframe. of Queensland club’s do not have a Strategic Plan. As such, to create one in a simple to follow dot point format. • To ensure committee members are this guide has been designed to assist club’s in developing These are some questions that can kick capable of their job and so to the such a plan. The Management Committee or Board start your strategic plan. highest standard formulates and approves a Strategic Plan that incorporates the above. They Mission Club also inform and seek endorsement The club’s mission can be extremely • Increase club’s incoming finances What is a Strategic Plan? Why have one? Do we need one? from members on the strategic policy basic and simple. Don’t confuse the • Review club’s outgoing You may have seen or heard of Bowls Having a strategic plan allows a club • Are the club’s goals and outcomes directions taken. mission with a goal – these come later. expenditure Queensland’s and Bowls Australia’s to find the best way to implement it’s clear to the board? Take a look at how the club is currently The Management Committee or Board Strategic Plan, but what is a strategic mission, build on its assets, recognise • Are the club’s goals and outcomes situated and use the answers to assist must formally approve the Strategic plan? its weaknesses and anticipate any clear to the management committee? in devising your mission. Now What problems that may arise. plan for it to have effect, and ought • Are the club’s goals and outcomes A strategic plan focuses on the long- to periodically review progress and Goals After you have agreed on your goals clear to the members? make any necessary amendments. (remember you can add to them as term viability of the club in line with It provides the club’s members a clear If the mission is the cake, then the • Is the club stable? The Management Committee or Board your need increases) you need to set the club’s constitution and the vision direction for the future, and the board a goals are the ingredients. Breakdown ought to have a standing agenda item some “guides” to help you achieve and mission statement, rather than the way of staying on track and achieving your mission even more. You may have titled “Strategic Plan” to facilitate this them and keep you on track. day to day management of the club. it’s mission. If you answered “no” to any of these already come up with some goals while process. This is operational planning that is questions than the answer is yes – you deciding on a mission. Your goals can • KPI (Key Performance Indicators) usually undertaken by the A strategic plan: need a strategic plan. be separated into categories to make it • Deadline The Management Committee or Board club manager. • Enables the management committee easier. For example: must also regularly inform and seek • Action or board to effectively administer endorsement of the strategic policy • Resources Strategic planning involves the club so it meets the needs and Membership identifying the strengths, weaknesses, aspirations of members helps the directions from members. This could • Increase membership • Responsibility opportunities and threats (SWOT) management committee or board to be done in any meeting of members faced by the club, and formulating direct valuable resources towards but preferably at the Annual General • Retain membership KPI strategies to address each aspect. attainment of realistic goals to Meeting when the Management Designate a KPI to each of your goals. Coaches enhance the community standing Committee or Board presents the Your KPI will give you something to and financial viability of the club Annual Report. • To appoint a club coach to coach strive towards. For example one of your allows the management committee club team’s at district events goals may be to increase membership or board to continually monitor Umpires – but by how much? Your KPI can be the progress of the club and make 5%. Keep them small and realistic. informed changes in response to • To have a high standard of umpires Don’t aim too high initially. Once you the club’s new internal and external available for all competitions have achieved your goal you can operating environments; and assign another KPI – say 10%. • Provides the management committee or board with a work plan to achieve the vision and mission of the club • Provides direction for club management shows grant makers the club has a vision and direction

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A beautiful lunchtime at a Queensland winery was The dramatic intro music plus further enhanced as a Sean dimming lights prepared the scene Kelly lead Models brought Devo look like a mixture of dental for Simple Minds to launch into their various musical styles, hygienists, aging Thunderbirds and Waterfront, the never tiring classic is including the Caribbean feel party cruise pensioners via their a call to arms. Its pounding bassline of Barbados, to Mt. Cotton. frequent costume changes, as they and chiming guitar a green light for delivered their unique, spiky, the crowd to clap and jump in unison. An easy introduction to the discordant pop. The co-ordinated The throbbing bass becomes a funky day’s line up, they pleasantly stage moves and visual smack is So what do Simple Minds do to stay groove as Love Song brings back the See The Lights, with its two guitar entertained the growing evidence of their on going popularity relevant and, if you’re being memories. In 1981, on their first visit breaks, nestles surprisingly well crowd. and relevance, their sonic blitz frying generous, so popular? They create an to Australia, it was Love Song that between This Fear and Sanctify some already sun-affected brains. amalgam of all you believe them to set them on the way to their first Yourself, as the band head back into their stadium glory and crowd The Church arrived early with the These art rockers have loyal fans, but be, and become an electro rock gold disc, audiences lapping up the singalongs. Kerr encouragingly promise of a longer set, which kept the message was spreading, it wasn’t juggernaut. bass and rhythmic style so often offers the mike to the participating the congregation happy for this just the power domes that were found in Australia’s domestic rock crowd showing a band at their most mass. As a frontman, Steve Kilbey nodding through this enjoyable set. Earlier this year the band toured on scene. persuasive as the audience gathers puts in great effort to help lure you the back of a five album box set, 5x5, in their collective hands. away with his gothic vocals to the The dazzling computer graphics which contained their first 5 records. Kerr’s stage presence has changed dark corners where the music lives. behind them stating ‘Are we not The tour was based on 25 songs per over time too, from the tip toeing, Not only does the music finely The band create an almost epic wall men? We are Devo!’ getting the night, five from each album. precise movements through to interweave, so does the band as a of sound, mostly due to the interplay teatime audience fully involved, Hardcore fans rejoiced! Fans of the stadium kicks and legs apart singing, whole. Both Burchill and bass player of Peter Koppes’ six-string with showing these two sets of brothers global hits were bemused. But the he’s warped the two, creating both Ged Grimes know how to work the Marty Willson-Piper’s extra-ordinary can still command a crowd, along tour proved a success with fantastic subtlety and dynamism for his front stage, Burchill has enough solos and psychedelic fret work. The with an old age pension. reviews as Simple Minds gained man credentials. Even at one point riffs to take the spotlight while monolithic Reptile lead the way and some critical rehabilitation. considering swinging the mike by its Grimes stalks behind the front pair a feedback laden You Took closed Simple Minds are not so easily lead. Perhaps the close proximity of throwing quiet rock poses. Sarah the set from these Australian described these days. Much of the The success of this tour, aside from backing singer Sarah Brown kept him Brown’s powerful back up vocals, legends. public have forgotten the early its uniqueness, was due to the in check. electronic sound influenced by incredible work of keyboard player and some female glamour, Bowie, Roxy Music and Neu! When Andy Gillespie and guitar hero and The band move between the songs occasionally steps forward to show pushed, they’ll probably recall the founding member Charlie Burchill, very easily, this seamless flow her prowess. flag waving politicos of the mid who reconfigured the back showcases the consideration of how eighties. catalogue to inject fresh sonic blood the show has been put together. This as new flesh was applied to old Fear Of Gods, a track of towering bones. menace from Empires and Dance, does side step a few people but those who know the catalogue, and the 5x5 ethos, cheer and sing even louder. It’s a true highlight, with a response suggesting fans don’t wish to wait too long to hear it again.

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Through the LP there are bleeps and pops, which bubble and fizz as Moore takes note from Dieter Moebius by adding wild embellishments to the glacial tones and frantic throbbing. The Manics show they Can as there’s flashes of New Gold Dream in amongst the Cluster, which sparkle in this amalgam.

Recorded at the same time as last year’s Rewind The Film, which was overflowing with melancholic nostalgia, Futurology sounds very distant from its predecessor in its urgent modernity. Deutsche kosmische musik was the sound of the future 40 years ago and is still attracting visitors today.

NEU! GOLD DREAM Futurology is brilliantly realised Here, they continue seamlessly, from Wire’s bass pulses with hard After an almost repellent electronica, and even more startling Postcards From A Young Man rock Eurodisco as Bradfield resists idea of an acoustic Manics LP because it is unlike any of their through Rewind The Film’s acoustics replicating Michael Rother’s elegiac records beforehand, yet still sounds proved to be a wondrous to Futurology’s rhythmic beats and guitar work. Keeping away from the like it’s mined from those Welsh hills. success of widescreen icy waves of electronica, with white Levi clad, Marilyn emblazoned grandeur, the band, again, sophisticated triumph. bare chest of the front man, leaning Nearly a quarter of a century has back as yet another Slash dream is produce a Cruyff turn by past since their combustible Without doubt, the European executed, he evokes Robert Fripp’s having their synths turned up beginnings, yet the Manics are shadow of Simple Minds’ early work fretwork with Bowie. Another key remarkably consistent with their to 11 for Futurology. shrouds this record, Dreaming A City touchstone in accomplishing the recent output. This is a very honest is a bona fide steal of Theme for right atmosphere for this Berlin Manic Street Preachers have a slight record from a band many thought on Great Cities and lead single, Walk Me inspired collection. reputation for gently switching style the career circuit, which makes what To The Bridge, acknowledges singer/ from LP to LP, the previous move unfolds within astonishing. This is a guitarist James Dean Bradfield Krautrock’s motorik beat is not a with an emphasis on electronica band who sound refreshed, oozing thoughts, “Simple Minds were mere repetitive snap on the snare, disappointed. Lifeblood, while selling with avant-garde vigour, whose crystalline gods to me.” Yet, the Sean Moore’s timekeeping precision well and containing two hit singles, future could take them anywhere on Manics have not created a clumsy shows a militaristic discipline on failed to negotiate the new ground life’s autobahn. homage to those electronic art-rock Divine Youth, as Georgia Ruth with any success. There were traces records, the sound is genuine, and delivers a soft, haunting vocal in her of a band trying something new to these pieces are emblematic of the duet with Bradfield, which is a maintain public interest. whole record. counterpoint to German actress, Nina Hoss, whose stern talking on Europa Geht Durch Mich, provides a further Teutonic feel.

Let’s Go To War is erie and threatening, powerful and direct, and would not be out of place on Scary Monsters. But the sound of Hansa pulses through The Next Jet to Leave Moscow. This is the most obvious lean to Krautrock, backing Nicky Wire’s lyrics, which fit the sonic mood and embrace the Neu! sound of the band, creating images of Europe’s politically tumultuous 80s. 26 27

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