- Housing Pressure and Health Delays in Focus for Ipswich MP
Housing affordability, pressure on Queensland’s health system and the contribution of local seniors have been among the major issues highlighted by Ipswich MP Jennifer Howard as a busy month of community events gets underway. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Ms Howard said housing remained the number one […]
- Rugby Legends, Social Media Secrets and Halloween Frights Hit Limelight
Limelight Cinemas is diving headfirst into October with a packed line-up spanning rugby history, social media controversy, horror, family-friendly Halloween adventures and a highly anticipated Broadway musical on the big screen. Speaking on the latest Limelight Cinemas Podcast, Lex previewed the new releases and special events heading to the cinema, […]
- Ipswich’s Spooky Past Inspires New Orpheus Musical
A haunting chapter of Ipswich history is providing the inspiration for a new locally written musical, with Ipswich Orpheus Chorale preparing to bring Raven’s Requiem to the stage over Halloween weekend. Writer Jacq joined West Bremer Radio’s Get Your Arts Into Gear to preview the production, which combines an original […]
- Ipswich Pushes for Return to 10 Council Divisions as North Ipswich Reserve Upgrade Begins
Ipswich residents are being asked whether the city should return to 10 single-councillor divisions, as Council argues the current four-division model is creating duplication, confusion and increasingly large areas for councillors to represent. Mayor Teresa Harding said community consultation was now underway on the proposed change, while Ipswich has also […]
- Black Snake Creek Festival Celebrates 20 Years as Rosewood Memorial Plans Progress
Marburg’s Black Snake Creek Festival has celebrated its 20th year, while plans are also progressing to improve the Rosewood war memorial used for some of the community’s most significant commemorative services. Ipswich Division 4 Councillor Jim Madden highlighted both projects during his latest Council update on West Bremer Radio, while […]
- Swanbank Data Centre Proposal Raises Consultation Concerns
A proposed data centre at Swanbank, youth leadership, National Police Remembrance Day and the start of Queensland Seniors Month have been among the issues highlighted by Bundamba MP Lance McCallum. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Mr McCallum said he had concerns about the approval process surrounding the […]
- Thrillers, Horror and Movie Marathons Take Over Limelight
Limelight Cinemas is shifting gears as the school holidays come to an end, with a darker slate of new releases led by Verity, creature horror Beware Boiúna and the chaotic Tom Cruise comedy-drama Digger. Speaking on the Limelight Cinemas Podcast, Lex said the latest releases were arriving alongside the cinema’s […]
- Ipswich Artists Unite for Historic Courthouse Exhibition
Ipswich’s arts community is coming together in a way it has never done before, with artists, photographers, musicians and miniature crafters joining forces for a collaborative exhibition at the historic Old Courthouse. The exhibition will bring together the creative groups based within the landmark building on the corner of Roderick […]
- Ipswich Economy Hits Record $16.8 Billion as Thousands of New Jobs Created
Ipswich’s economy has reached a record $16.8 billion, with new figures showing continued business and employment growth as the city attracts major investment across hospitality, manufacturing and entertainment. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding told West Bremer Radio the city’s Gross Regional Product grew by 4.1 per cent in 2025, while an […]
- Ipswich Police Urge Residents to Make Home Security an Everyday Habit
Ipswich Police are encouraging residents to make home security part of their everyday routine, warning that simple measures such as locking doors, securing sheds and keeping valuables out of sight can reduce opportunities for thieves. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s Crime Watch, Senior Constable Chantelle Dowell from the Ipswich District […]
- Ipswich Takes First Step Towards Return to 10 Council Divisions
Ipswich could return to 10 single-councillor divisions in time for the 2028 local government election, with Ipswich City Council taking the first steps towards changing the city’s current representation model. Division 3 Councillor Andrew Antoniolli said Council had resolved to seek consideration of a model featuring 10 divisions represented by […]
- Pool Closure, Bail Laws and State Finances in Focus for Jordan MP
The permanent closure of Greater Springfield’s only dedicated 50-metre lap pool, proposed changes to Queensland’s bail laws and the state’s recent credit rating downgrade have been among the major issues raised by Jordan MP Charis Mullen. Returning to West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Ms Mullen also highlighted recent community […]
- Prism Awards Pass 100 Nominations as Closing Date Approaches
The 2026 Prism Awards – Ipswich Region Creative Arts Awards have reached a major milestone, with more than 100 nominations already received as the closing date approaches. Nominations remain open until Sunday, 1 November 2026, giving the community just a few more weeks to recognise the artists, performers, musicians, writers, […]
- Ipswich Artist R-10 Turns Up the Volume with Debut Album ‘Low Life’
Ipswich’s alternative music scene is about to get heavier, with emerging artist R-10 preparing to launch his first full-length album after more than two years of writing, producing and experimenting with his distinctive blend of electronic bass music and metal. The artist, whose name is Rio and performs under the […]
- School Holiday Fun and Nature Centre Upgrade Bring Ipswich to Life
Ipswich families have plenty to keep them busy these school holidays, with free and low-cost activities across the city alongside the reopening of an upgraded section of the Ipswich Nature Centre. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding joined West Bremer Radio for her weekly Council update, highlighting school holiday activities, new exhibitions […]
- Police Warn Construction Sites Are Prime Targets for Thieves
Ipswich Police are urging builders, tradespeople and homeowners to tighten security around construction sites, warning the theft of tools, building materials and appliances can lead to significant costs and delays. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s Crime Watch, Senior Constable Chantelle Dowell from the Ipswich District Crime Prevention Unit said construction […]
- Council Media Policy Amendment Sparks Ratepayer Cost Debate
A proposed amendment to Ipswich City Council’s draft media policy has sparked debate over whether ratepayers should fund Council communications staff to help individual councillors prepare and distribute statements expressing their own views. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding has raised concerns about amendments put forward by Councillor Paul Tully, saying the […]
- Ipswich Pushes Its Case for NRL’s 20th Licence
The campaign to bring NRL football to Ipswich is gathering fresh momentum, with Ipswich West MP Wendy Bourne renewing her push for the Ipswich Jets to secure the competition’s 20th licence. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Ms Bourne said Ipswich’s rugby league history, rapidly growing population and […]
- Horror, Cartoons and School Holiday Fun Hit Limelight
School holidays are arriving at Limelight Cinemas with a packed line-up ranging from a fresh reinvention of Resident Evil to Shaun the Sheep, classic Looney Tunes chaos and a friendship adventure that comes with its own special event screening. Speaking on the Limelight Cinemas Podcast, Lex said the new Resident […]
- Upbeat Arts Bringing Life-Changing Choir Program to Ipswich
A community arts organisation that has spent more than a decade using music and creativity to support people experiencing mental illness is expanding to Ipswich, with a new local choir planned to launch in early 2027. Upbeat Arts representatives Susan and Nicole joined West Bremer Radio’s Get Your Arts Into […]
Housing affordability, pressure on Queensland’s health system and the contribution of local seniors have been among the major issues highlighted by Ipswich MP Jennifer Howard as a busy month of community events gets underway. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Ms Howard said housing remained the number one […]
Limelight Cinemas is diving headfirst into October with a packed line-up spanning rugby history, social media controversy, horror, family-friendly Halloween adventures and a highly anticipated Broadway musical on the big screen. Speaking on the latest Limelight Cinemas Podcast, Lex previewed the new releases and special events heading to the cinema, […]
A haunting chapter of Ipswich history is providing the inspiration for a new locally written musical, with Ipswich Orpheus Chorale preparing to bring Raven’s Requiem to the stage over Halloween weekend. Writer Jacq joined West Bremer Radio’s Get Your Arts Into Gear to preview the production, which combines an original […]
Ipswich residents are being asked whether the city should return to 10 single-councillor divisions, as Council argues the current four-division model is creating duplication, confusion and increasingly large areas for councillors to represent. Mayor Teresa Harding said community consultation was now underway on the proposed change, while Ipswich has also […]
Marburg’s Black Snake Creek Festival has celebrated its 20th year, while plans are also progressing to improve the Rosewood war memorial used for some of the community’s most significant commemorative services. Ipswich Division 4 Councillor Jim Madden highlighted both projects during his latest Council update on West Bremer Radio, while […]
A proposed data centre at Swanbank, youth leadership, National Police Remembrance Day and the start of Queensland Seniors Month have been among the issues highlighted by Bundamba MP Lance McCallum. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Mr McCallum said he had concerns about the approval process surrounding the […]
Limelight Cinemas is shifting gears as the school holidays come to an end, with a darker slate of new releases led by Verity, creature horror Beware Boiúna and the chaotic Tom Cruise comedy-drama Digger. Speaking on the Limelight Cinemas Podcast, Lex said the latest releases were arriving alongside the cinema’s […]
Ipswich’s arts community is coming together in a way it has never done before, with artists, photographers, musicians and miniature crafters joining forces for a collaborative exhibition at the historic Old Courthouse. The exhibition will bring together the creative groups based within the landmark building on the corner of Roderick […]
Ipswich’s economy has reached a record $16.8 billion, with new figures showing continued business and employment growth as the city attracts major investment across hospitality, manufacturing and entertainment. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding told West Bremer Radio the city’s Gross Regional Product grew by 4.1 per cent in 2025, while an […]
Ipswich Police are encouraging residents to make home security part of their everyday routine, warning that simple measures such as locking doors, securing sheds and keeping valuables out of sight can reduce opportunities for thieves. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s Crime Watch, Senior Constable Chantelle Dowell from the Ipswich District […]
Ipswich could return to 10 single-councillor divisions in time for the 2028 local government election, with Ipswich City Council taking the first steps towards changing the city’s current representation model. Division 3 Councillor Andrew Antoniolli said Council had resolved to seek consideration of a model featuring 10 divisions represented by […]
The permanent closure of Greater Springfield’s only dedicated 50-metre lap pool, proposed changes to Queensland’s bail laws and the state’s recent credit rating downgrade have been among the major issues raised by Jordan MP Charis Mullen. Returning to West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Ms Mullen also highlighted recent community […]
The 2026 Prism Awards – Ipswich Region Creative Arts Awards have reached a major milestone, with more than 100 nominations already received as the closing date approaches. Nominations remain open until Sunday, 1 November 2026, giving the community just a few more weeks to recognise the artists, performers, musicians, writers, […]
Ipswich’s alternative music scene is about to get heavier, with emerging artist R-10 preparing to launch his first full-length album after more than two years of writing, producing and experimenting with his distinctive blend of electronic bass music and metal. The artist, whose name is Rio and performs under the […]
Ipswich families have plenty to keep them busy these school holidays, with free and low-cost activities across the city alongside the reopening of an upgraded section of the Ipswich Nature Centre. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding joined West Bremer Radio for her weekly Council update, highlighting school holiday activities, new exhibitions […]
Ipswich Police are urging builders, tradespeople and homeowners to tighten security around construction sites, warning the theft of tools, building materials and appliances can lead to significant costs and delays. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s Crime Watch, Senior Constable Chantelle Dowell from the Ipswich District Crime Prevention Unit said construction […]
A proposed amendment to Ipswich City Council’s draft media policy has sparked debate over whether ratepayers should fund Council communications staff to help individual councillors prepare and distribute statements expressing their own views. Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding has raised concerns about amendments put forward by Councillor Paul Tully, saying the […]
The campaign to bring NRL football to Ipswich is gathering fresh momentum, with Ipswich West MP Wendy Bourne renewing her push for the Ipswich Jets to secure the competition’s 20th licence. Speaking on West Bremer Radio’s State of Play, Ms Bourne said Ipswich’s rugby league history, rapidly growing population and […]
School holidays are arriving at Limelight Cinemas with a packed line-up ranging from a fresh reinvention of Resident Evil to Shaun the Sheep, classic Looney Tunes chaos and a friendship adventure that comes with its own special event screening. Speaking on the Limelight Cinemas Podcast, Lex said the new Resident […]
A community arts organisation that has spent more than a decade using music and creativity to support people experiencing mental illness is expanding to Ipswich, with a new local choir planned to launch in early 2027. Upbeat Arts representatives Susan and Nicole joined West Bremer Radio’s Get Your Arts Into […]