Voices of Greater Springfield
Voices of Greater Springfield is a podcast that delves deep into the diverse and vibrant community of Greater Springfield.
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- Aug 31, 2026
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PAMA SpringFest 2026: Culture, Community and Celebration (opens the original)
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PAMA SpringFest is returning for its fifth year—and it promises to be bigger and more colourful than ever. Antoine Vidal speaks with Jomar, President of the Philippines-Australia Multicultural Association, about what visitors can expect at PAMA SpringFest 2026. The free community celebration will feature a multicultural parade, cultural and modern performances, live bands, children’s activities, more than 60 food, drink and market stalls, a raffle draw and a spectacular fireworks finale. Jomar a
Protecting Our Bees: Managing the Varroa Mite Threat (opens the original)
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Varroa mite is changing the way Australian beekeepers care for their hives—and understanding how to manage it has never been more important. Rach Z speaks with Dimitri Marcosis, President of the Ipswich and West Moreton Beekeepers Association, about the impact Varroa is having on hobbyists and commercial beekeepers. Dimitri explains how the parasite weakens bees, why numbers can increase as hives become more active in spring and what happens when an infestation is left unmanaged. He also shares
Crafting for Change: Zonta Ipswich’s 16 Days of Activism (opens the original)
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Rach Z speaks with Leanne Roberts, President of Zonta Club of Ipswich, about a creative community project supporting the international 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence. Zonta Ipswich will decorate 16 trees in Queens Park with handmade creations, stories and messages highlighting issues affecting women and girls. Leanne explains how the community can support the project by donating craft materials or joining Zonta’s Craft-a-noon on Saturday, 5 September, from 12.30 pm at Trades H
More Than a Game: How Family of League Supports the Rugby League Community (opens the original)
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Anthony “Bomber” Breeze joins Rach Z on Radio Springfield City to shine a light on the important work of Family of League. As Secretary of the Ipswich branch, Bomber explains how the organisation supports people throughout the rugby league community when illness, injury or hardship strikes. Originally established as Men of League, the organisation now provides practical assistance to players, volunteers, officials and others connected to the game. This can include grocery and fuel vouchers, fina
The Story Behind Just Gus’s New Single : YOU CAN'T PARK THERE (opens the original)
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Local musician Just Gus returns to Radio Springfield City with his catchy new single, YOU CAN'T PARK THERE. Speaking with Antoine Vidal, Gus shares how a familiar Aussie roadside joke, shouted at a car that had crashed into a tree—stayed with him for years before becoming the inspiration for his latest song. He explains how the beat and chorus came to him during a drive home, before he turned the idea into a fun, memorable track that Australians everywhere will understand. Gus also reveals detai
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