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^HIGH RISK RESTRICTED AREA 1 Acae.aRtd^ ■f Glen Cairn Peak Crossing WatwfordWest RED IMPORTED FIRE ANT RESTRICTED AREA Goodna Westlake 1 /fester Phnpema Afflberiey Goolman Priestdaie Vinrhe Rock Areherfield Green tmnk Purga Waawong DECLARATION NOTICE Ashwey Harrtsvitte Racevtew wmowbank Augustine Heathwood RecHianfc Wfsbart Declaration Notice Burellan Puinf HerltegePark Redbank Plains Woodrtdge (declared under section 49 of the Plant Protection Regulation 2002) BcHbkdPark Hillcrest Itodtend Bay Wutt;urala Beteiont Hohnview Regents Park Thmanto Berrbtba Inata Richlands Yarrabdba The Director-General of the Department of Agriculture and Fisheries declares Bethania Ipswich Ripley Yatoia that the listed suburbs and localities are in either a high risk restricted area Blackstone J^bfopifly Rrverhttte or a low risk restricted area. BoKM^ Heights ttmboc^ha Rrwerview Brookwater Karaiee Rochedale The declaration comes into effect on 31 August 2015 and revokes and replaces all Browns Pfatns Rarawatha Rochedaie South previous restricted area declaration notices for fire ants in South East Queensland. Buccan Kh^ston ftocklea Regional Council BundsFsba Kurafay Rosevais The movement restrictions mentioned in sections 51-^B of the Plant Protection Burbank LautteY Rosewood Regulation 2002 apply to high risk and low risk restricted areas. 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Restricted Area Version 53 Manure - Bark for further information Risk Management Plan or an Inspector's Approval to move Movement into the unrestricted area requires an Approved Effective Date: 31 August 2015 Hay Pot plants these items off a property. Risk Management Plan or an Inspector’s Approval. Potting media Turf Log on to Log on to vwvw.daf.qld.gov.au/fireants for details. Log on to www.daf.qld.gov.au/fireants for details. j High Risk L J Suburb Boundaries www.daf.qid.gov.auZfireants Sieepers/iogs Gravels I—=J Restricted Area Poultry litter _ Local Government Residents Residents living in this area have several options when moving Residents living in this area have no formal requirements. I—-I Boundaries or call 13 25 23 ___... Low Risk restricted items off their property. Log on to Please check your yard for fire ants and call 13 25 23 if you I------1 Restricted Area *Soil will require an Inspector’s Approval .; Water Bodies before being moved into an unrestricted www.daf.qld.gov.au/flreants for details. think you have found suspect ants. area. Log on to 0 2 6 10 A www.daf.qld.gov.au/fireants for details. Disclaimer: While every care is taken to ensure the accuracy of these data sets, all data custodians and/or the State of Queensland makes no representations or warranties about its accuracy, reliability, completeness or suitability for any particular purpose and disclaims ail responsibility and all liability (including without limitation, liability in negligence) for all expenses, losses, damages (including indirect or consequential damage) and costs to which you might incur as a result of the data being inaccurate or incomplete in any way and for any reason. Replications of maps and/or data contained within are subject to authorisation by the Mapping Coordinator, Biosecurity Queensland Control Centre. Queensland Government Acknowledgements © The State of Queensland • Department of Natural Resources & Mines 2015. © The State of Queensland - Department of Agriculture & Fisheries 2015. 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    Active and Healthy Programs July 2021 to June 2022 logan.qld.gov.au/livewell CONTENTS ACTIVITIES BY SUBURB 6 ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE NORMAL WORK HOURS 7 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES 8 WATER PARKS IN LOGAN 17 COOKING AND NUTRITION 18 ENVIRONMENT 22 OFF-LEASH DOG PARKS IN LOGAN 25 FITNESS AND SPORTS 26 SKATE PARKS IN LOGAN 40 GENTLE MOVEMENT 42 WELL-BEING 66 A LETTER TO OUR PARTICIPANTS We’re so happy to be able to continue to deliver over 100 free and low-cost activities in the Live Well Logan program. You’ll see that we have continued some of your favourite activities and added some new activities that we hope you’ll love and enjoy. Check out our suburbs list on page 6 to see what activities are near you! Keeping both physically and mentally fit and healthy has never been so important. Regular exercise can have a positive impact on depression and anxiety. It also relieves stress, improves memory, helps you sleep better and boosts your overall mood. The Live Well Logan program is also a great way to socialize and meet new friends in your local community. The program is very affordable as most activities cost only $5 per person or less. The Live Well Logan program is delivered with enhanced safety and social distancing measures in line with Queensland Government regulations. Some activities may have smaller numbers so that providers can meet Queensland Government guidelines. Please follow any rules or guidelines set by the health authorities and Live Well Logan providers so that we can all stay safe and healthy.