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Bluey, Bingo heading here for free event

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Published: September 25, 2026
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Bluey and Bingo set to headline free Brassall event
Bluey and Bingo set to headline free Brassall event
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BLUEY and Bingo are heading to Ipswich, with some of Queensland’s most famous heelers set to headline a free family event at Brassall next month.

The G’day Little Queenslanders event will come to Sutton Park on October 11, giving young children and their families a morning of live entertainment, activities and access to local services.

A major drawcard will be the Bluey Live Interactive Experience, featuring Bluey and Bingo, alongside other children’s entertainment, food trucks and spaces for families to relax and connect.

Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding said she was delighted the statewide event was making its way to Ipswich.

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“The G’day Little Queenslanders event has been making its way across the State, and I am delighted that our littlest residents will get the opportunity to experience this exciting event next month,” Cr Harding said.

“This is an event specifically designed to welcome our newest Queenslanders, and making sure Ipswich parents have access to essential government resources and local services to help them on their way.”

Children aged from birth to two years can receive a personalised certificate at the event, while the first 200 little Queenslanders through the gates will receive a free bucket hat.

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