Arts

Boonah resident, Charlie Thomson is one of 21 children’s authors and illustrators in the State to be published in the ‘Stories for Little Queenslanders’ series.…

It’s an industry facing a dire future, depleted of revenue since March, forced to cancel thousands of events, regional live music has a red light…

First there was the Blumbergville Clock and now there’s the Steaming Noisy Minor. Both are the work of nationally recognised sculptor, Christopher Trotter, whose creative…

If you’re sitting in the central High Street forecourt and notice a few creatures you haven’t seen around, do not be afraid.  Cathy Anderson’s latest…

As a child transitions from an infant to a toddler, one can assume physical achievements like crawling and even walking and some intellectual skills like…

German born artist, Paulina, describes singing as her second language. Moving to Ipswich when she was two, the 16-year-old Ipswich Girls Grammar student describes herself…

Attracting people who love theatre back into the seats is the 2021 focus for the Ipswich Little Theatre group. And president, Jim Orr, says the…

The longest serving Queensland Premier, Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen was a leader who Queensland and the West Moreton region will never forget.  Now, years later, a…

A strong belief in the arts and its pivotal role in helping the community recover from the pandemic, both economically and mentally, was the message…

An opera about the local legends of Cocky-Jerry-Jar is in the making and an interview with the composer, Ipswich born Brenna Lee-Cooney, offers the opportunity…

“As an artist, I am always chasing the light,” says Colleen Gardener, who is reflecting on all that the Scenic Rim offers to delight an…

Charles W Chestnutt famously said, “we sometimes underestimate the influence of little things”, he clearly had heard the melodic impact of a string quartet. Walking…