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Ipswich beatboxer turns soft drink cans 'into orchestra'

Premium Content POPPING. Clinking. Fizzing. For the past two weeks, snippets of odd sounds coming from Tom Thum s home may have baffled the neighbours. The Ipswich-based beatboxer whose ability to create a seemingly infinite range of sounds with just his throat has dived into a project, applying his talent for noises to a bizarre medium. I ve been trying to turn a can of Pepsi Max into as many instruments as I possibly could, Tom said. Really kind of dial in a combination of voice and metal and ring pulls popping, things fizzing and sounds ah-ing and all the gassiest releases and ice clinking in jars.

The projects crucial for Ipswich's future

Premium Content Subscriber only TREASURER Josh Frydenberg will hand down the federal budget next week and we will learn how much money will flow for infrastructure, upgrades and other programs in Ipswich. Ahead of the budget, the QT asked all of the city’s elected representatives what they believed to be the priority projects in their patches. As the fastest growing city in Queensland, Ipswich desperately needs the infrastructure to keep up the expected population growth with the total number of residents set to more than double to 558,000 in the next 20 years. Here’s what they said: FEDERAL MEMBER FOR BLAIR SHAYNE NEUMANN (LABOR)

Residents say the multi-billion-dollar Inland Rail will devastate Queensland's Scenic Rim

Residents say the multi-billion-dollar Inland Rail will devastate Queensland's Scenic Rim

Forget player payments, Fassifern building new club spirit

Premium Content Subscriber only AS some clubs blame the cut in match payments for fewer numbers this season, the Fassifern Bombers are surging ahead with added enthusiasm. Preparing for next weekend s opening round of 2021 Rugby League Ipswich matches, Fassifern club president Paul Roderick was upbeat. He said his country club was more focused on team bonding and providing entertaining game day programs than getting bogged down in less financial benefits for footballers. We are looking to see what else we can do for players, not just match payments, Roderick said. We done a training camp at the start of the year and a few different things where the boys went down to the coast.