Rach Z is joined by Division 1 Councilor Pye Augustine to preview the inaugural Colours of Ipswich Multicultural Unity Festival.

Taking place at Palmer Place on Saturday, 1 August, the festival will bring together cultures and traditions from across the Ipswich community while also celebrating Australia’s heritage.

Cr Augustine shares what visitors can expect, including live music, cultural performances, international food, a multicultural fashion parade, community services and a dedicated sports alley.

The entertainment program will feature Chinese drumming and a dragon dance, Indian and Malayalee drumming, Filipino dancers, and Indigenous, Ethiopian and Samoan performances.

Hear how the festival came together and why the event is an opportunity for the entire community to experience the people, cultures and traditions that make Ipswich so vibrant.

This interview originally aired on Lunchtime with Rach Z on Radio Springfield City.

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⚽ REPLAYING SATURDAY’S INTERVIEW

We’re replaying Rach Z’s conversation with Joe Fenech from Western Spirit Football Club.

Joe discusses the club’s Old Boys and Girls gathering and sponsors’ evening, a full day of football at Kippen Park and the senior men’s match against Bayside United.

He also shares how Western Spirit has grown to more than 500 players, the development of its female football program and the vital role volunteers, coaches, parents, sponsors and committee members play in keeping the club strong.

🎧 Hear the interview again on Lunchtime with Rach Z on Radio Springfield City.

Interested? Follow the links to get in touch with the fastest growing football club in the area https://www.spiritfc.com.au

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School holiday fun has arrived at Orion Springfield Central—and this time, families are travelling back to the 1990s.

Rach Z is joined by Yasmin, National Marketing Manager for Mirvac, to explore the new Rewind Room, an immersive experience filled with ’90s movies, music, technology and pop-culture memories.

Discover the themed video store, high school locker room, iconic ’90s bedroom and plenty of items that will leave parents feeling nostalgic while introducing children to a very different time.

Yasmin also shares details about the centre’s school holiday workshops, mini Comic Con experience and Throwback Thursday specials.

Entry to the Rewind Room is only $5 per person, with every dollar supporting The Hope Hub and its work helping families affected by domestic and family violence.

Listen to the full interview replay to find out what families can experience at Orion Springfield Central these school holidays.

Voices of Greater Springfield is a Radio Springfield City Production.

www.radiospringfieldcity.com.au

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