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Ipswich theatre lovers are being invited to step back in time when Swich Up Productions presents the acclaimed comedy Home, I’m Darling this July. Directed by Martie Blanchett, the Olivier Award-winning play explores what happens when a couple attempts to live a picture-perfect 1950s lifestyle in the modern world, creating Read more
A major road upgrade in Redbank Plains and celebrations marking five years of the Ipswich Children’s Library were among the key topics discussed by Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding during her latest update to residents. Mayor Harding confirmed planning is progressing for the long-awaited upgrade of School Road, one of Redbank Read more
A leading health and fitness professional is urging Australians to be cautious when seeking nutrition and wellness advice online, warning that many self-proclaimed experts have no formal qualifications or accountability. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s Living Life with Loz segment, local Ipswich health coach and fitness professional Loz Antonenko highlighted Read more
Individuals, community groups and organisations making a difference in road safety across the Ipswich region are being encouraged to nominate for the 2026 Ipswich Police District Road Safety Awards. Nominations are now open for the annual awards, which recognise outstanding efforts to reduce road trauma and promote safer driving practices Read more
Ipswich racing fans are gearing up for one of the biggest days on the local sporting calendar, with a high-quality Ipswich Cup Day program featuring three Listed races and competitive fields across all nine events. Local racing analyst Rowan Anderson has labelled Belvedere Boys as the horse to beat in Read more
Toy Story fans are in for a treat this week, with Toy Story 5 arriving at Limelight Cinemas alongside an impressive range of exclusive collectables, family activities and special screenings designed to celebrate the return of one of cinema’s most beloved franchises. The latest instalment of the iconic animated series Read more
The Ipswich Spinners and Weavers Group is throwing open its doors this weekend, inviting families, craft enthusiasts and curious newcomers to experience the art of spinning, weaving and fibre crafts at a free community open day. The event will be held on Saturday at the Cooneana Heritage Centre on Redbank Read more
Ipswich police are encouraging residents to adopt a few simple daily habits to help protect their homes, vehicles and families, as opportunistic property crime continues to impact communities across the region. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s Crime Watch segment, Senior Constable Chantelle Dowell from the Ipswich District Crime Prevention Unit Read more
The Ipswich Orpheus Chorale is celebrating a major theatrical success, with its production of The Vicar of Dibley completely sold out before opening night. The popular stage adaptation of the beloved British sitcom begins its run this weekend, with audiences snapping up every available ticket to see the quirky residents Read more
Ipswich residents are embracing one of the world’s fastest-growing sports, with new pickleball courts officially opened as part of a busy week of community, sporting and economic developments across the city. Speaking on West Bremer Radio, Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding highlighted the growing popularity of pickleball, major preparations for the Read more
Residents affected by property crime are being encouraged to report incidents promptly and access available support services, with Ipswich police reminding the community that the impact of theft, vandalism and property damage can extend well beyond financial loss. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s Crime Watch segment, Senior Constable Shantelle Dowell Read more
The push to upgrade the Centenary Highway is gathering momentum, with Jordan MP Charis Mullen joining fellow Ipswich region MPs in calling for urgent investment in one of South East Queensland’s busiest transport corridors. Speaking on West Bremer Radio, Ms Mullen said traffic congestion remains one of the biggest frustrations Read more
Movie lovers are being spoiled for choice as Limelight Cinemas prepares for a packed blockbuster season, with highly anticipated releases, special midnight screenings and major family films set to hit the big screen in the coming months. Among the biggest releases this week is The Amazing Digital Circus, a film Read more
Ipswich artists and environmental advocates are joining forces this weekend to highlight the impact of plastic pollution through art, education and community action. Ipswich Climate Action Group will host a free World Environment Day event at the Queen’s Park rotunda this Saturday, with this year’s theme focused on plastic pollution. Read more
Ipswich has celebrated another busy week of community events, with thousands of residents attending activities ranging from bird exhibitions and classic car displays to business celebrations and sporting presentations. Speaking on West Bremer Radio, Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding reflected on a series of successful events that showcased the diversity of Read more
Ipswich West MP Wendy Bourne has praised local volunteers, community organisations and elected representatives following a busy week across the region. Ms Bourne said National Volunteer Week and Neighbourhood Centre Week were important opportunities to thank the people who keep essential community services running. She visited both the Rosewood Community Read more
Ipswich has welcomed the opening of Queensland’s newest public hospital, with the Mater Hospital Springfield now set to deliver major health services for the fast-growing region. Mayor Teresa Harding said the new hospital would provide emergency care, maternity services, intensive care, surgery, paediatrics and specialist outpatient services. The hospital is Read more
Limelight Cinemas is reporting strong demand for horror films, with online buzz helping drive audiences back into cinemas for the latest round of big-screen scares. Cinema spokesperson Lex said the recent release of Obsession had taken off quickly after gaining major traction on social media, particularly TikTok. The film was Read more
Ipswich musician and DJ Gav Lewis, also known as DJ Gav, is continuing to build connections across the local music scene through vinyl DJ sets, live performances and a monthly social networking event. Lewis will return to Stony Creek, formerly the Pumpyard, this Friday night with a DJ set featuring Read more
Bundamba MP Lance McCallum is calling for urgent action on the Centenary Highway as growth continues across South Ripley, Springfield and the wider Ipswich region. The call comes as the new $65 million Providence Town Centre officially opens in South Ripley, bringing more than 8,000 square metres of retail space Read more
Star Wars fans are preparing for a huge week at Limelight Cinemas with the release of The Mandalorian and Grogu, accompanied by exclusive collectable popcorn merchandise and special midnight screenings. Cinema staff say excitement around the latest Star Wars release has been building rapidly, with many fans binge-watching the Disney+ Read more
Ipswich’s creative community is celebrating another successful Ipswich Show, with first-time entrant Rebecca Oliver taking out champion of the fine art section. Oliver also won the still life section, placed second in portraiture and sold her winning work, marking a standout result in her first Ipswich Show appearance. Young artist Read more
Limelight Cinemas is celebrating a major run of anniversary screenings, with Top Gun, Top Gun: Maverick and Shrek returning to the big screen. Cinema spokesperson Lex said the 40th anniversary of Top Gun is being marked with a special screening on Top Gun Day, May 13, followed by Top Gun: Read more
The Ipswich Spinners, Weavers and Fibre Artisans will bring more than four decades of local craft tradition to this year’s Ipswich Show. The group will have a display and stall inside the exhibition building, where visitors can see handmade items including shawls, scarves, cardigans and other fibre works created by Read more
Ipswich creative Willow has released a new fantasy novel, adding another string to the bow of the local artist and Arts Connect member. The book, titled Elision, is the first in a planned three-part series called Opera Tales. Willow said the story has been about four years in the making Read more
Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding has praised the strength of local community groups, volunteers and service organisations after a busy long weekend and a series of events showcasing the generosity of Ipswich residents. Cr Harding said one of the standout examples was the work of the Greater Springfield Rotary Club, which Read more
Ipswich residents are being encouraged to head to Goodna this Labour Day long weekend as the popular Planes, Trains and Autos Festival rolls back into town. Division 2 Councillor Paul Tully said the long-running community event, now in its sixth year, will take place at Evan Marginson Park on Monday Read more
Ipswich West MP Wendy Bourne is backing calls for Ipswich to secure the NRL’s 20th licence, saying the city’s rugby league history and rapid population growth make it the right choice. Ms Bourne said Ipswich was ready for a national team, with $40 million already committed to upgrading North Ipswich Read more
Ipswich Little Theatre is preparing to stage Ophelia Chooses, a one-act production offering a fresh, female-focused take on Shakespeare’s Hamlet. The play centres Ophelia’s perspective, giving the character more agency and context than in the original work. Cast members Mack and Corinne said the production keeps elements of Shakespeare’s text Read more
Ipswich has marked Anzac Day with one of its largest commemorations in recent years, with more than 3,000 registered participants taking part in the city’s main march. Mayor Teresa Harding said the streets were lined with residents cheering on defence personnel, veterans, school groups and community organisations, reflecting Ipswich’s strong Read more