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This is an 11-stop audio guide to the popular walkway from Dún Laoghaire to Dalkey Quarry, known locally as "The Metals", It's not just a journey through fascinating engineering and social history. It's also an eye-opening excursion along a unique living piece of local heritage. Join architectural historian Rob Goodbody, author of "The Metals", and producer Aileen O'Meara back to the days when Dún Laoghaire just a small fishing village surrounded by rocky outcrops, and hear the fascinating s ...
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Local voices, news, commentary and community information for residents and businesses in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. Originally launched as Ipswich Election Watch on 27 February 2020 the show was renamed Ipswich Today from 23 April 2020. www.ipswichtoday.com.au
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Go behind the scene to get to know the owner, musicians, singers and more. You will get to hear what inspires us and how our goal is to create music that gives you goosebumps. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/music4thefuture/support
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We pause to offer condolences to families of Sydney stabbing victims, the extraordinary events at the post-election Ipswich council meeting, farewell Bell Street pedestrian bridge, more laughs with Stitch in the Swich and we reminisce about the opening of Ipswich Art Gallery. Walter Williams and Ashleigh Mac join the show for our regular yarn over …
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In this local news episode: ANZAC Day in Ipswich, new Ipswich Art Workshop looking for your ideas, West Moreton Health recognised for their innovative hepatitis C testing and treatment program, and a reminder to get your flu vax before winter sets in. Published: 19 April 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: West Moreton Health Alcohol an…
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Ipswich councillors split over who should be deputy mayor and every other major decision at the post-election meeting held April 11. This included division over selecting members of the Audit and Risk Management Committee and Local Government Association of Queensland policy representative, meanwhile second term councillor Jacob Madsen was nowhere …
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New faces in the chamber for Ipswich City Council’s post-election meeting, Australia’s single biggest defence export to be built at Redbank, Prison Health Service staff benefit from new correctional centre and researchers at the University of Southern Queensland challenge young people stereotypes. Published: 9 April 2024. Theme music: www.purple-pl…
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As the dust settles after the Ipswich council election jockeying for the deputy mayor spot is well underway. The first meeting of council on April 11 will also decide on standing committees and deal with any urgent business held during caretaker. Mayor Teresa Harding joins the show and will also answer why council officers approved a controversial …
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Ipswich mayor and councillor positions declared by ECQ, work to resume on the current Redbank Plains Road upgrade, IHF community donors support West Moreton Health and extra money for sports facilities in Ripley Valley and Blackstone. Published: 28 March 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Stalled works on Redbank Plains Road (supplied)…
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In an era of constant change in technology and radio station ownership will local radio survive in the future? In this special episode two guests explore the past and try to predict the future. David Greenwood and Dr Ashley Jones are media experts and both have a strong connection to Ipswich and its original radio station 4IP. The show features 4IP…
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Four new councillors on the cards for Ipswich City Council and a new LNP member for Ipswich West. After a big weekend of voting there’s going to be a few changes. Walter Williams and Ashleigh Mac join the show for our regular yarn over the back fence. Recorded: 19 March 2024. Published: 20 March 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Local govern…
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Ipswich votes for more change with four new councillors likely to be declared as counting continues this week. Meanwhile Teresa Harding retains the top job as mayor. A massive swing puts the LNP's Darren Zanow as the new member for Ipswich West and the ECQ under heavy criticism for the way this election was run. Former councillor Cheryl Bromage joi…
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As campaigning for Ipswich City Council and Ipswich West enters its final hours former Ipswich councillor Cheryl Bromage joins the show one more time before election day with further analysis and insights. We chat about how candidates are feeling with two days to go, early voting numbers and the ugly side of elections. Recorded: 13 March 2024. Publ…
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First time councillor Andrew Fechner is aiming for a second term in Ipswich City Council Division 3 and is being challenged by two Greens candidates. In this episode his reaction, significant achievements, other key issues facing the city and why he is running again. Published: 11 March 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Ipswich Divisi…
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Jacob Madsen is aiming for a second term in Ipswich City Council Division 1. At times during the last four years the council chamber was hit by turbulence and witnessed emotional scenes. He describes his first term and outlines goals in council should he be re-elected. Published: 8 March 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Ipswich Divis…
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Steven Purcell and Helen Youngberry from Goodna Street Life are running as a team for Ipswich City Council Division 2. In this episode Steven Purcell joins the show to talk about homelessness, flood disasters and his other key platforms including planning and development. Published: 7 March 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Division 2…
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Brenda Ryan began a life-long love of music and the performing arts in childhood. Brenda takes us on a vivid journey of her life in Ipswich and is still actively contributing to the cultural fabric of the city through Ipswich Musical Theatre Company. In this episode we also talk about stalled plans for a new Ipswich Performing Arts Centre. Publishe…
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Family and friends celebrated the life and love of Tom Edwards at a moving and heartfelt service on February 23. In this episode with permission from Gary Edwards you’ll hear his moving tribute to his father. Also on the show for the last time in this term of council mayor Teresa Harding with highlights from the final meeting of Ipswich City Counci…
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LNP candidate for the Ipswich West by-election Darren Zanow on why a sudden change of career direction and some of the key local issues which may decide the result. Published: 1 March 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: LNP candidate for Ipswich West by-election Darren Zanow (supplied) Local government elections: https://www.ecq.qld.gov…
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The Ipswich City Council election and Ipswich West by-election campaigns are reaching fever pitch as we approach the final two weeks before election day on March 16. Former Ipswich councillor Cheryl Bromage joins the show with further analysis and insights. Recorded: 28 February 2024. Published: 29 February 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com …
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Independent candidate for Ipswich City Council Division 3 David Box is running again after being unsuccessful in 2020. In this episode he details his approach to connecting with residents, formulating policy and why he wants your vote. Recorded: 24 February 2024. Published: 26 February 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Division 3 cand…
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Teresa Harding wants a second term as mayor of Ipswich. In this episode, the unanticipated events in this term, and if re-elected, commitments for the next four years. Recorded: 24 February 2024. Published: 25 February 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Teresa Harding (Facebook) Local government elections: https://www.ecq.qld.gov.au/el…
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The Greens claim Ipswich council Division 3 is winnable with their two candidates. Can they repeat their inner Brisbane success? In this episode meet lead candidate Danielle Mutton. Recorded: 22 February 2024. Published: 23 February 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Danielle Mutton (supplied) Local government elections: https://www.ec…
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Ipswich’s gentleman of retailing Tom Edwards passes aged 87, memories of shopping at RT Edwards, campaigning in full swing for the council election and Ipswich West by-election, live comedy at Ipswich Civic Centre and we reminisce about video stores. Walter Williams and Ashleigh Mac join the show for our regular yarn over the back fence. Published:…
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David Martin missed out on the top job 2020. Can he win a enough votes this time to become the next mayor of Ipswich? In this episode he talks about some of his key policies including infrastructure, environment, economy and built heritage. Published: 19 February 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: David Martin (supplied) Local governme…
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A mayoral motion took up more than half the meeting. Ipswich mayor Teresa Harding joins the show. Also in this episode the results of the draw for the order of names on ballot papers for the council election and Ipswich West by-election. Recorded: 15 February 2024. Published: 16 February 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Ripley Road a…
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In this election watch special episode former Ipswich councillor Cheryl Bromage joins the show again with more analysis of the council election and Ipswich West by-election campaigns and candidates, including the Greens who could be looking to repeat their inner Brisbane success in Ipswich Division 3. Published: 13 February 2024. Theme music: www.p…
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West Moreton Health issues an urgent public health alert concerning four children seen playing with a bat in Queens Park on February 3, Ipswich City Council ramps up mowing with weekend work and construction to finally begin at Colleges Crossing Recreation Reserve. Published: 10 February 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Mowing in Cri…
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He pulled out of the council election race in 2020 and he’s already officially nominated for 2024. David Cullen joins the show to talk about why this time, despite saying politics is a dirty game. He has been a TWU member for years and also joined the ALP. In this episode he outlines his Division 4 and citywide priorities running as an independent …
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Jim Madden resigned from state parliament on January 26 to stand for Division 4 at the council election in March. Last year he announced he would not seek pre-selection as the Labor candidate for Ipswich West at this year’s state election. What’s behind his decision to now run for council? Jim Madden joins the show. Also in this episode the latest …
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The second of several Ipswich Today election watch special episodes. Until council election day former Ipswich councillor Cheryl Bromage joins the show on a regular basis to talk about the campaign. Being a former councillor Cheryl provides unique insights and offers commentary on candidates and incumbents. In this episode the campaign officially b…
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Ipswich councillor Marnie Doyle is seeking a second term determined to push ahead with council-owned property redevelopment in Nicholas Street and details her biggest personal achievement since being elected. Last year Cr Doyle told the Ipswich Tribune she was “90 percent sure” she would not stand for re-election in Division 3, speaking out on the …
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Breakthrough on funding to upgrade Ripley Road to four lanes, an art gallery for kids, stop the stink petition gets council support and four new leases in Nicholas Street. Mayor Teresa Harding joins the show following the January meeting of Ipswich City Council. Recorded: 28 January 2024. Published: 29 January 2024. Theme music: www.purple-planet.c…
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Former Ipswich councillor and mayor Andrew Antoniolli intends to run for a councillor spot in Division 3 in March. He faces some strong headwinds, accuses the current council of neglecting residents and reveals what was going on behind the scenes prior to construction of council’s new headquarters at 1 Nicholas Street. Published: 27 January 2024. T…
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Sheila Ireland was first elected to Ipswich City Council in 2004 and was subsequently re-elected every four years until all councillors were dismissed by the state government in 2018. To the surprise of many Sheila nominated and then secured one of two councillor positions for the new Division 1 in 2020. Now in 2024 she is having a shot at running …
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In the first of several Ipswich Today election watch special episodes, former Ipswich councillor Cheryl Bromage joins the show on an occasional basis to talk about the campaign. Cheryl offers unique insights from a councillor point of view and commentary on candidates, incumbents and the issues which may decide the results. Published: 19 January 20…
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Lost Ipswich Facebook page founder Jacko, who until recently was promotions manager at The Jets, reveals how he got the nickname. We also go back about 25 years and remember workforce parties and Star 106.9 broadcasting from East Timor. Also on the show what’s the vibe a couple of months out from the council election and Ipswich Civic Centre’s new …
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While we’ve been on holidays it was announced Cameron Park is set for an upgrade with a new playground, Skilling Queenslanders for Work program gets another boost in Ipswich, and dancers, teachers and parents of young dancers are being urged to take part in a health survey. Also in this episode more speculation about well-known locals who are yet t…
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Ipswich City Council is keen to support local artists with a new arts space in d’Arcy Doyle Place. There are also proposals for the future use of Fire Station 101 and the old woollen mills in North Ipswich. Cr Andrew Fechner joins to the show to explain how all this might work and what other support could be on offer for local artists. Published: 5…
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Work to start at Colleges Crossing but not until next year, so far it’s a short list of people who intend running at the next council election in March, Ipswich Christmas lights and we reminisce about popular toys for baby boomers. Walter Williams and Ashleigh Mac join the show for our regular yarn over the back fence. Published: 18 December 2023. …
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Final council meeting of 2023 hears the mayor’s year in review, new leases for tennis, community sheds and community centre, the former Ministry of Food in d'Arcy Doyle Place set to be transformed into an arts hub, what is the future of the old North Ipswich woollen mills and the battle over bad smells at Swanbank continues. Mayor Teresa Harding jo…
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Sound barriers ruled out along Brisbane River at Redbank, odour complaints triple since 2020, Exercise Global Dexterity continues, Ipswich Christmas lights tours, one-term councillor Kate Kunzelmann calls time and two new candidates declare intention to run for Division 2. Published: 4 December 2023. Theme music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Nichol…
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The cost of housing and the housing crisis is front and centre of news every day. While baby boomers are usually considered ok when it comes to a roof over their head, it is generally younger generations finding it tough. Have you ever thought of renting out a spare room and share your home with stranger? It’s not for everyone but The Room Xchange …
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Doing good in the community takes courage and commitment, especially when your own business becomes the foundation for giving and supporting people who need help. In this episode meet Brett Briggs who created Oikos café with the aim of supporting others while still running a viable business. Published: 30 November 2023. Theme music: www.purple-plan…
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The former Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission in Ipswich is the subject of a song released this month by local band The Leads. It is authored by Brian Bennion who plays guitar on the track and has reported on issues at Deebing Creek since 2015. He joins the show to talk about the long incubation period for this song and strong support received from o…
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Ipswich City Council receives a petition calling for a reduction in pool admission prices, foster dog fees exemption, $5m road upgrade for Blackstone, another update on flood buy-backs and Christmas in Ipswich. Mayor Teresa Harding joins the show following the November meeting of council. Recorded: 24 November 2023. Published: 25 November 2023. Mus…
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What’s behind the removal of the River Heart Parklands sculpture, when did Christmas lights on the outside of houses become a thing, memories of encounters with Bill Hayden and the resurgence of lappers in Ipswich Central. Walter Williams and Ashleigh Mac join the show for our regular yarn over the back fence. We also hear from Cr Andrew Fechner ab…
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The contest for Ipswich City Council Division 1 heats up with Redbank Plains resident Josh Addison the latest to declare he will run for council next year. What are residents telling him are the big issues and what will be his top priorities if elected. Published: 16 November 2023. Music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Ipswich City Council Division 1…
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Emotional scenes of happiness in the chamber on Thursday November 9 during a special meeting of Ipswich City Council. Councillors resolved to proceed with the trailblazing flood buy-back deal secured for owners in the Mihi Grove unit complex in Brassall. Published: 14 November 2023. Music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Mihi Grove units Haig Street B…
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Ipswich councillors grapple with the Astral Court development application. Four councillors abstained from voting in what might be considered a strategic move for survival close to the local government election. Also in this episode winners announced in the 2023 Ipswich Sports Awards and key Australian military campaigns recognised with memorials i…
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Simon Ingram has announced a second run for Ipswich City Council hoping to unseat an incumbent to take a spot in the council chamber representing Division 1. He joins at least three other previous candidates lining up across the city for the local government election in March 2024. Published: 6 November 2023. Music: www.purple-planet.com Image: Sim…
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In this Ipswich Today exclusive Ipswich councillor Paul Tully talks about his more than 40 years representing residents, why he moved from Brisbane to Goodna in the 1970s and we break down four decades in public life including some of the big and controversial council decisions. We also talk about homelessness, the Office of Independent Assessor an…
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Six new homes completed every day in Ipswich, new on-demand bulk rubbish kerbside collection coming in 2024, West Moreton Health promotes oral hygiene for primary students and council’s homelessness, health, planning and transport infrastructure motions receive strong support at annual local government conference. Published: 1 November 2023. Music:…
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