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Rising motorsport talent Ryan Casha recently sat down with Sundown Rundown host Zak Caban for an in-depth conversation about his career, challenges, and aspirations in the world of racing. The interview, which aired on West Bremer Media, provided fans with a glimpse into Casha’s journey, from his early racing days to his current ambitions.

Casha, known for his determination and skill behind the wheel, reflected on the highs and lows of his career so far. He spoke candidly about the dedication required to compete at a high level and the mental and physical resilience needed to navigate the demanding world of motorsport.

One of the key takeaways from the interview was Casha’s perspective on the evolving nature of the racing industry. He discussed the impact of technology, training advancements, and the importance of adaptability in staying competitive. He also expressed his gratitude for the support of his team and sponsors, emphasizing the crucial role they play in his success.

Looking ahead, Casha revealed his goals for the upcoming season, hinting at potential new opportunities and a determination to make his mark in the sport. While he remains focused on his current racing commitments, he also acknowledged the ever-present dream of competing at the highest levels of motorsport.

The conversation with Caban provided listeners with an insightful and engaging look into Casha’s career and mindset. As he continues his journey, fans will be watching closely to see what the future holds for this promising young racer.

Sundown Rundown airs regularly on West Bremer Radio, bringing fans exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of sports and entertainment.

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Podcast Preview: Wake Up with Danny P Hoyland!

Download the app at www.westbremerradio.com.au to listen to Australia’s most annoying—but never boring—radio broadcaster, Danny P Hoyland!

Local Fishing Report with Shane Dekker, the Fish Professor. Shane “Shocking Jock” Bowering talks DCE. Ranger Nick shares his camp oven recipe.

Dr. Deb Mills dives into eczema and skin health. Paul Plant answers: Is too much rain bad for gardens? How can you tell? Food Scientist Jeremy Ryland explores “old age, old flavors, and old diets.”

Harold “H, ark, ark, ark” Peacock reveals unusual Ipswich court cases from the 1860s—including postman Joseph Cook’s surprising appearance. Sunday Mail’s Jayne Keogh talks tea cups and the fascinating world of collectibles. Pub Talk with Sam Ingham-Myers, the boss of Normanby & Rocklea Hotels.

Great music, lively laughs, and thought-provoking interviews—guaranteed to stimulate your grey matter!

If you don’t like it, call in and tell Danny—he loves criticism!

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Ipswich residents are embracing the street library movement, with over 50 community-run libraries now operating across the city. Councillor Pye Augustine recently visited a Ripley street library to see how it had fared following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred and was pleased to find it had survived the heavy rain unscathed.

“These little libraries are a fantastic initiative, providing books to those who may not always have easy access to our city libraries,” Councillor Pygostine said.

Street libraries can now be found in Ripley, Flinders View, Karana Downs, Rosewood, Leichhardt, One Mile, Redbank Plains, and Springfield Lakes. Even Booval Fair Shopping Centre has set up a pop-up library to encourage community reading.

“There’s a real need for these libraries, and the community is making sure they thrive,” Councillor Pye Augustine added.

The initiative is community-driven, with residents donating and exchanging books in an honor system that ensures fresh reading material is always available.

The Ipswich and surrounds Street Libraries Facebook page helps residents find their nearest book exchange and showcases the creativity behind the colorful mini-libraries.

“Not only are these libraries practical, but they’re also beautifully decorated by the community, adding a splash of color and creativity to the streets,” said Councillor Pye Augustine.

She encourages residents to check out the Ipswich and Surrounds Street Libraries Facebook group and get involved by donating books.

While street libraries provide convenient and local access to books, Councillor Pye Augustine reminds residents to also visit Ipswich City Council libraries, which offer a vast range of books, resources, and events for all ages.

“Anything that encourages reading and brings the community together is a great initiative,” she said.

For more information, visit the Ipswich and Surrounds Street Libraries Facebook page and start sharing the love of reading today!

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Podcast Preview: Wake Up with Danny P Hoyland!

Download the app at www.westbremerradio.com.au and listen on your iPhone to Danny P Hoyland—annoying but never boring!

Local Fishing Report with Craig “Stinkbomb” Charlton. Shane “Shocking Jock” Bowering brings his unfiltered takes. Ranger Nick shares his Kunzea Picanha camp oven recipe.

Dr. Deb Mills dives into health insights. Dr. Janine Young explains how switching to soft food in ancient times gave us overbites—and the ability to pronounce F’s & V’s. Paul Plant highlights the stunning colors and flowers of autumn. Food Scientist Jeremy Ryland explores a surprising shift in Australia’s national dish.

Harold “H, ark, ark, ark” Peacock tells the story of the Ipswich court convicting a Brisbane mayor. Sunday Mail’s Jayne Keogh shares the WW2 story of HMAS Yarra. Pub Talk with Sam Ingham-Myers, the boss of Normanby & Rocklea Hotels.

Great music, lively laughs, and thought-provoking interviews—guaranteed to wake up your brain!

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Podcast Preview: Wake Up with Danny P Hoyland!

Download the app at www.westbremerradio.com.au and tune in this Saturday from 6-9 AM for a mix of fishing, food, fearless talk, and fun—because Danny P Hoyland is annoying but never boring!

Craig “Stinkbomb” Charlton reels in the local fishing report. Shane “Shocking Jock” Bowering talks about Dylan Browne & the Cyclone. Ranger Nick, live from Cooma, shares his Picanha with native herbs camp oven recipe.

Dr. Deb Mills explores the link between mouth bacteria and mental health. Dr. Janine Young reveals how floods can impact your health. Paul Plant dishes out expert horticultural tips. Jeremy Ryland marks the 5th anniversary of COVID shutdowns and unpacks how cyclones, pandemics, and disasters shake up our food supply.

Harold “H, ark, ark, ark” Peacock takes us back 135 years to when storms were first reported as cyclones in Ipswich. Sunday Mail’s Jayne Keogh serves up the story of Beenleigh & Bundy rum. Jack Sim shares eerie Gravedigger Tales from Toowong Cemetery 50 years ago. Pub Boss Sam Ingham-Myers updates us on what’s happening at the Normanby & Rocklea Hotels.

Great music, fascinating interviews, lively conversations, and a few laughs—radio with a difference!

Tune in and let Danny P Hoyland kick-start your weekend!

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Limelight Cinemas is rolling out a mix of award-winning films, fresh new releases, and blockbuster hits this week, giving moviegoers plenty to look forward to.

One of the highly anticipated films hitting the big screen is “One of Them Days”, a female-led comedy starring Keke Palmer and SZA in her feature film debut. The story follows two best friends racing against time after one of their boyfriends blows their rent money.

Aussie cinema is also in the spotlight with “Spit”, starring David Wenham. Following strong advanced screenings, this gritty and entertaining Australian-made film is officially hitting Limelight’s big screen.

Another new addition is “Hard Truths”, a family drama exploring the complicated and humorous relationships that bind families together. Featuring Marianne Jean-Baptiste, this film is a must-watch for those who love heartfelt storytelling with a touch of comedy.

Meanwhile, sci-fi fans can rejoice as “Mickey 17” finally arrives. Starring Robert Pattinson, the film is directed by Bong Joon Ho (of Parasite fame) and features an intriguing plot where a worker is cloned each time he dies, but a glitch in the system threatens to unravel his mission.

The Academy Awards created major buzz, with “Anorah” taking home five Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actress. Limelight Cinemas is keeping the award-winning indie drama on screens until next weekend, so film lovers can experience the cinematic masterpiece that dominated Hollywood’s biggest night.

For session times and bookings, visit limelightcinemas.com.au and catch the best of blockbusters, indie gems, and Aussie hits on the big screen.

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Podcast Preview: Ridiculous Radio with Danny P Hoyland!

Download the app at www.westbremerradio.com.au and tune in this Saturday from 6-9 AM for a mix of fishing, food, fearless talk, and fun—Danny P Hoyland is annoying but never boring!

Craig “Stinkbomb” Charlton kicks things off with the live local fishing report. Shane “Shocking Jock” Bowering isn’t holding back on Trump the halfwit. Ranger Nick shares another camp oven classic.

Dr. Deb Mills joins us for another fascinating health chat. Dr. Janine Young reveals how astronomers mistook airplane signals for alien messages. Paul Plant breaks down the battle between big leaves and strong winds. Jeremy Ryland dishes out the science behind eggs—boiled, fried, or scrambled!

Harold “H, ark, ark, ark” Peacock uncovers Ipswich’s wild past—how much prison time did you get for chucking a sickie in 1850? Jayne Keogh takes us on a ride with the historic timber pleasure cruisers of Moreton Bay—the Koopa and Mirimar.

Sam Ingham-Myers shares the Rockzilla Burger Challenge at Rocklea Hotel—with Jimmy Judge smashing it in 6:30 minutes! Cricket legend Greg Ritchie gives his no PC, no woke take on Usman Khawaja’s outspoken opinions—you won’t want to miss it!

Great music, sharp interviews, a few laughs, and opinions that will get you thinking!

Tune in and let Danny P Hoyland shake up your Saturday morning!

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Mayor Teresa Harding is back in Ipswich and hitting the ground running with a series of exciting updates for residents, including a new events portal, environmental initiatives, and a major success in waste reduction.

Residents and visitors can now stay updated on local events with the launch of the ‘What’s On’ portal on the Discover Ipswich website. The new platform allows users to browse events by category, create shortlists, and set up notifications.

“Our festivals and events are a driving force behind promoting Ipswich and supporting our economy,” said Mayor Harding. “This portal will help locals and tourists make the most of our thriving events calendar.”

The Discover Ipswich website also provides information on places to stay, eat, and explore.

For those who love the outdoors, Ipswich City Council’s Bushcare program is welcoming volunteers for weekend working bees across the city.

With 12 active Bushcare groups, residents can help restore natural areas, remove invasive weeds, and connect with like-minded locals. No experience or tools required—just turn up and get involved!

To register, visit ipswich.qld.gov.au/volunteering.

Ipswich’s on-demand curbside collection program has kept nearly 1,000 tonnes of waste out of landfill, boasting an impressive 70% recycling rate.

Previously, all curbside waste went straight to landfill, but the new system has drastically improved sustainability. More than 12,000 residents have taken advantage of the free annual pick-up service, recycling everything from fridges to couches.

For collection bookings, visit Ipswich’s Website.

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Podcast Preview: The Walking, Talking Radio Lunatic – Danny P Hoyland!

Tune in this Saturday from 6-9 AM on West Bremer Radio for a wild ride of fishing, food, fearless talk, and a few laughs with Danny P Hoyland—annoying but never boring!

Dekster from Charlton’s Fishing delivers the local fishing report. Shane “Shocking Jock” Bowering isn’t holding back on the Palestine nurses controversy. Ranger Nick shares his camp oven Fiscus Pasta recipe.

In honour of Valentine’s Day, Dr. Deb Mills dives into the history of syphilis and the drug hunters. Dr. Janine Young explains why the “dessert stomach” is real. Paul Plant helps with caterpillars on fruit trees & ornamentals. Jeremy Ryland is in Sydney judging dairy, cheese, and ice cream—and breaks down why milk is nature’s perfect ingredient.

Harold “H, ark, ark, ark” Peacock shares a Valentine’s story from 175 years ago—the Ipswich milkman who married for wages, not love! Sunday Mail’s Jayne Keogh tells the history of the Rewan Police Horse Training Stud at Rolleston.

Pub Talk with Sam Ingham-Myers—find out what’s happening at the Normanby & Rocklea Hotels!

Great music, fascinating interviews, and no-nonsense talk—no PC, no woke, just straight-up radio fun!

Download the app at www.westbremerradio.com.au and tune in this Saturday!

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