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IBIS Channel 32 Video essays about Brisbane "things" of the past. Welcome to IBIS32! IBIS32 is a YouTube channel from Brisbane, Australia. Welcome to IBIS32. Tune in anytime.

The name is inspired by both Brisbane's adopted feathered mascot, and Australia's local community TV stations of the past. IBIS32 provides video essays and informational mini-documentaries with a local Brisbane focus; about past Brisbane places, events, and things. Our intent is to inform, preserve, entertain, and maybe even take you on a few trips down memory lane. Above all, we're about preservi

ng the things from our humble little city and surrounds that don't deserve to be forgotten. Like Brisbane's feathered friend, we like to dig up what was thrown away.

19/06/2025

Consider yourself a film buff? Come along to the West End Film Festival this weekend!

Plenty of bold and creative short films by talented local filmmakers.
Kurilpa Hall & Catchment Brewing Co.
This Saturday and Sunday! June 21-22.

GET TICKETS - www.westendfilmfestival.com.au

30/04/2025

World Expo 88 Mascot - "Expo Oz"
🗓️ 30 April 1988 - 37 years ago today
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World Expo 88 opened 37 years ago today on the 30th April 1988 with "Expo Oz" as the mascot.
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Images adapted from Brisbane City Council

23/04/2025
22/04/2025

1916 Cribb's Island Estate - Brisbane Airport
🗓️ 22 April 1916 - 109 years ago today
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Today, 109 years ago, on Easter Saturday, 22nd April 1916, Cribb's Island Estate was being advertised for sale on the ground by Cameron Bros.
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"Nearest Watering Place to the City - Broad Sandy Beach along whole frontage."
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(Adapted from images sourced from the State Library of Queensland)

22/04/2025

FM Tram 407, Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamilton.
Today we are on Kingsford Smith Drive watching as Four Motor Tram 407 heads towards the City back in April 1969.

Join me as I follow the history of tram travel along Kingsford Smith Drive.
Find the link to my article in the comments below…
**These articles are researched and compiled by myself John Prpic, which is unpaid and done in my spare time around my employment. Any brands or business depicted in my postings are purely coincidental and are done without remuneration. The information supplied in my articles are sourced from a variety of locations, such as newspaper archives, State Heritage Register, Council Heritage Registers, current newspaper articles, QImagery, word of mouth and many more locations.
(Taken: 1969/2021)
(Source: James Rush/John Prpic)
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20/04/2025

Bellevue Hotel, 2-14 George Street, Brisbane.
Today we are on Alice Street looking at the former Bellevue Hotel back on Friday April 20th 1979 and in 2022.
This building was demolished 46 years ago today!

Join me as I follow this site from the very beginning to its demolition in the dead of night.
Find the link to my article in the comments below…
**These articles are researched and compiled by myself John Prpic, which is unpaid and done in my spare time around my employment. Any brands or business depicted in my postings are purely coincidental and are done without remuneration. The information supplied in my articles are sourced from a variety of locations, such as newspaper archives, State Heritage Register, Council Heritage Registers, current newspaper articles, QImagery, word of mouth and many more locations.
(Taken: 1979/2022)
(Source: SLQ/John Prpic)
(Identifier: Negative number: 79158)
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18/04/2025
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05/04/2025

Turbot Street Overpass - 1975
🗓️ 4 April 1975 - 50 years ago today
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Check out this great photo of the Turbot Street Overpass from 50 years ago today.
Looking from George Street towards Albert Street
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Images adapted from Brisbane City Council

04/04/2025

Queenslanders, the days are getting shorter, the nights are creeping in… (We promise this isn’t the start of a horror film.)

It’s just autumn doing its thing – less daylight, and more excuses to be in your PJs by 6pm.

And honestly, there’s something a bit magical about those cooler sunsets. Less glare, more glow.

This golden-hour view of Brisbane was taken from the South Brisbane unit of Stefan Ackerie, the man behind the Stefan hairdressing chain. His colourful salons have been a Queensland staple for decades.

Hope your weekend is as chill as this view. 🌄

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