Government Agencies & Offices in Ipswich, QLD with e-mail
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99 Brisbane Street, Ipswich, 4305
We've been serving Queenslanders since 1916 and have over 600 staff located at a network of offices across the state. We are the largest maker of wills in the southern hemisphere. Operation as a corporate sole under The Public Trustee Act (1978); we deliver a range of services to the Queensland community including: Enduring Powers of Attorney Free Will making Deceased Estate Administration Management of investments and trusts Auctioning and sale of property Financial Administration for people with decision making impairment Administering unclaimed money Acting as trustee for a number of Queensland's philanthropic foundations and trusts. 
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Ipswich
+61 7 3035 5500
We also provide essential flood mitigation, irrigation services to 1, 200 rural customers in 7 water supply schemes and manage recreational areas visited by 2 million people a year. We are one of Australia's largest water businesses, with the most geographically spread and diverse asset base of any capital water authority. Our operations extend from Gympie to the New South Wales border, and west to the base of the Toowoomba ranges. We manage $10.8 billion of water supply assets and natural catchments of the region's major water supply sources, including dams/weirs, water treatment plants and climate-resilient water sources like the Gold Coast Desalination Plant and Western Corridor Recycled Water Scheme. Seqwater was formed on 1 January 2013 through a merger of 3 state-owned water businesses, SEQ Water Grid Manager, LinkWater and former Seqwater. We also assumed responsibilities undertaken by Qld Water Commission, such as the long term planning of the region's futur 
