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On a vibrant Wednesday morning, the Limelight Cinema’s podcast on West Bremer Radio was a buzz with excitement as hosts Damo and Lex explored the latest cinematic offerings in Ipswich. If you’re wondering “What movies on in Ipswich?” look no further, as this week’s lineup promises a thrilling and diverse movie-going experience.

First up is “Twisters,” a gripping disaster film from the producers of “Jurassic World.” Starring Glenn Powell, Daisy Edgar Jones, and Brandon Pereira, the movie dives into the world of groundbreaking tornado tracking systems. With a plot that’s sure to keep you on the edge of your seat, experiencing the intense storm effects on the big screen is a must.

For those craving a blend of romance and drama, “Fly Me To The Moon” is a perfect pick. Starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, this stylish comedy-drama is set against the backdrop of NASA’s historic Apollo 11 moon landing. The film features sparks flying between the leads in a narrative that intertwines real and staged moon landings. It’s a romcom with broad appeal, making it a great choice for both men and women.

Fans of thrillers and horror won’t want to miss “Maxine,” the third installment in Ty West’s X series. Set in 1980s Hollywood, Mia Goth returns as an adult film star aspiring to make it big while evading a mysterious killer. With its mix of suspense and horror, “Maxine” promises a chilling cinematic experience.

In addition to these new releases, Limelight Cinemas is also offering a retro treat with “Beverly Hills Cop” as part of their Retro Rewind series. It’s a fantastic opportunity to relive the classic action-comedy on the big screen or introduce it to a new generation of moviegoers.

For sports enthusiasts, Limelight Cinemas will be screening the State of Origin Game 3 on July 17th. With the option to enjoy a drink and a hot dog while cheering for your team, it’s the perfect way to experience the excitement of the decider game in a lively atmosphere.

To catch any of these films, visit Limelight Cinemas’ website for tickets and session details. Whether you’re in the mood for a heart-pounding thriller, a romantic comedy, or a nostalgic classic, Ipswich’s Limelight Cinemas has something for everyone. So, if you’re asking, “What movies on in Ipswich?” the answer is a lineup that guarantees a great time at the movies.

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Damo and Mayor Teresa Harding discuss various activities and initiatives in Ipswich including the “WE Can’t Wait Campaign on the Breakky Club.

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Mayor Harding encourages residents to participate in the “We Can’t Wait” campaign and enjoy the cultural vibrancy of Ipswich through the various events and programs.

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On a lively Tuesday morning at the Breakky Club, hosts Damo, DJ Sparky and Loz discuss the joys of celebrating life, even when it involves a bit of indulgence. With birthdays being a recurring theme, Sparky confesses to feeling sluggish after indulging in a delicious cheesecake with a coffee liqueur twist. Despite this, he’s committed to his health and has been hydrating and maintaining his usual protein-rich diet.

Loz, ever the motivator, reassures Sparky and the listeners that it’s okay to enjoy special moments and treats. “You can still have your cake and eat it too,” she emphasizes, highlighting the importance of balance and guilt-free enjoyment. Loz introduces the concept of harm minimization, suggesting freezing leftover cake to savor it over time rather than consuming it all at once.

This leads to a broader discussion about maintaining a healthy lifestyle without depriving oneself of life’s pleasures. Loz promotes her program, Loz Life, which aims to help individuals achieve their weight loss goals while enjoying occasional treats. The program, accessible at LozLife.com, offers personalized dietary plans starting at just $29.95 per week. Loz explains that participants can expect to lose between half a kilo to a kilo per week over a 12-week period, all without needing to exercise, though results may vary.

Damo attests to the effectiveness of the program, sharing his success and newfound energy, even after enjoying cheesecake. Loz Life is about making sustainable changes and living a balanced life, proving that you can celebrate and stay on track with your health goals.

Listeners are encouraged to visit LozLife.com to learn more and start their journey towards a healthier, happier life.

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In this week’s Crime Watch segment on West Bremer Radio, Senior Constable Karen Sheedy joins us to discuss the importance of road safety as children return to school after their holidays. With increased pedestrian and traffic activity around schools, Constable Sheedy emphasizes the need for motorists to slow down and be vigilant.

School zones are actively enforced in Ipswich, with standard operating times from 7am to 9am and 2pm to 4pm. Some schools maintain a 40km/h speed limit throughout the entire day from 7am to 4pm. Drivers are reminded to be mindful of parking limits, yellow edge lines, no parking or stopping zones, loading zones, and school crossings to ensure children’s safety.

Police will continue monitoring road safety activities, especially during the busy pickup and drop-off times. Constable Sheedy advises drivers to avoid distractions and adhere to the 40km/h speed limit in school zones. For more information on back-to-school road safety, visit the Department of Transport and Main Roads website.

If you have any information for the police, contact PoliceLink at 13 14 44 or provide information online using the suspicious activity form. Crime information can also be reported anonymously via Crime Stoppers at 1800 333 000 or online.

The key message is clear: slow down around schools, observe parking limits and school crossings, and ensure the safety of our children as they head back to school. Tune in next week for more updates on Crime Watch.

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On this week’s “All Ability Hour” on West Bremer Radio, Spark and Patty host a dynamic show featuring guests Mick from Footsteps Community Services and Montana from Focal.

Join Spark and Patty next week for more engaging discussions and inspiring stories from the community.

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In this week’s council update on West Bremer Radio, Damien interviews Councillor Jim Madden about the latest developments in Division 4 following the council’s budget announcement. Here are the key highlights:

Jim Madden encourages residents to stay informed and adhere to the new waste disposal guidelines to help maintain community standards and environmental health.

For more details on council activities and updates in Division 4, tune in next week or visit the Ipswich City Council website.

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In this episode of the State of Play on West Bremer Radio, we catch up with Jennifer Howard MP, the representative for the seat of Ipswich, to discuss the latest initiatives and updates for the new financial year. Starting from July 1st, residents will benefit from several cost-of-living measures, including a $1,000 reduction on electricity bills, additional discounts for seniors, and $200 sports vouchers for kids. Free flu vaccinations are also available, along with upcoming reductions in car registration fees and public transport fares.

Jennifer Howard MP highlights the recent visit by Deputy Premier Cameron Dick, who discussed the record funding allocated to health, education, community safety, and infrastructure in Ipswich. Additionally, the Goodness Enterprises, formerly Tivoli Social Enterprises, celebrated their 40th anniversary with a successful fundraising event featuring Tim Costello AM as a special guest speaker.

Ipswich has received over $50,000 from the Active Women and Girls program, supporting various local sports clubs to promote female participation. Jennifer emphasizes the importance of such programs in fostering community spirit and encouraging physical activity among women and girls.

Project Booyah, another initiative supported by Jennifer Howard MP, recently celebrated the graduation of six young participants. Since its reintroduction in 2018, the program has helped over 100 young people, with 87% going on to employment or further education. This program, along with the fee-free TAFE initiative, is crucial in providing accessible education and training opportunities, particularly in high-demand trades like construction, plumbing, and electrical work.

Finally, Jennifer Howard MP discusses the funding allocated to improve bus services in Ipswich, linking growing suburbs to the city and addressing the changing public transport needs. With these positive developments, Jennifer emphasizes the importance of spreading good news and supporting the community during tough times. She reminds everyone to take advantage of the free flu vaccinations to stay healthy.

Tune in to hear more about these initiatives and how they are positively impacting the Ipswich community.

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In this episode of community matters on The Breakky Club on West Bremer Radio, we dive into a fantastic community initiative with Councillor Pye Augustine. We discuss the Women’s Sports Academy, founded by world champion weightlifter Katrina Robinson, and Tracy “Tracker” from Willowbank, who is known for her rugby league prowess. Their mission is to empower girls and women in sport by offering strength and conditioning training to enhance athletic performance.

Recently, they held a school holiday clinic at the PCYC in Ipswich, featuring sessions with the Brazilian rugby league captain, Maria Graf. The event included various strength and conditioning exercises, including boxing sessions, aimed at helping participants improve their physical capabilities.

Katrina and Tracy plan to host more of these empowering events throughout the school holidays, encouraging young female athletes to excel. For more details, you can visit their Facebook pages or reach out to Councillor Augustine. This initiative is a testament to the dedication to fostering community spirit and supporting women in sports in Ipswich.

Tune in to hear more about these incredible community efforts and how they are making a difference right here in Ipswich.

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