Living Coral Biobank Port Douglas
Today I spoke to Michael Kerr, the Mayor of Douglas Shire, about the Living Coral Biobank facility to be built in Port Douglas. 
7m Oct 30, 2020
7m
Changing times
Today I spoke to Gavin King, the Managing Director of Tropic Group, and Former LNP Member for Cairns, about the two recent resignations of Cairns Regional Council executives. 
11m Oct 29, 2020
11m
FNQ haven
Today I spoke to Bernard Salt AM, Columnist, and Leading Demographer, about people from southern states escaping to Far North Queensland. 
10m Oct 29, 2020
10m
Three days until the Queensland State Election
Today I spoke to Dr. Paul Williams, a Senior Lecturer in Politics and Journalism at Griffith University, about what can be expected in the last three days of campaigning.  
9m Oct 28, 2020
9m
Shark numbers on the rise
Today I spoke to John Mondora, the Senior Fishing Writer & Founding member of the Cairns & Tablelands Fish Stocking Associations, about shark numbers rising in the area. 
10m Oct 28, 2020
10m
Bipartisan commitment to review marina fees
Today I spoke to Gareth Phillips, the CEO of the Association of Marine Park Tourism Operators (AMPTO), about an independent review into exorbitant marina fees. 
8m Oct 27, 2020
8m
Cassowary fence progress
Today I spoke to Jax Bergersen, the Secretary of Kuranda Conservation Community Nursery, about the 800m fence they are building to protect Elvis and his chicks. 
7m Oct 27, 2020
7m
Quarantine Hotel getting creative
Today I spoke to Tim Moloney, the General Manager of the Pacific Hotel, about how quarantining of travellers is going and what creative concepts they are offering to pass the time. 
7m Oct 26, 2020
7m
Get to know your Neighbourhood Watch
Today I spoke to Alwin Koo, the Neighbourhood Watch Area Coordinator at Woree, during our Crime Week Special about the importance of knowing your neighbours. 
6m Oct 26, 2020
6m
Queensland's done a great job
Today I spoke to Mark Olsen, the CEO of Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ), about the new TTNQ board of directors and the future of tourism in the Far North. 
9m Oct 23, 2020
9m
LNP's curfew
Today I spoke to Jeff Adams, the founder of One Community One Standard (OCOS), about LNP's tough new curfew. 
15m Oct 22, 2020
15m
Cairns University Hospital a step closer
Today I spoke to Nick Trompf, the Executive Chairman of Advance Cairns, about LNP's $160m pledge for Cairns University Hospital. 
8m Oct 22, 2020
8m
Brave High school students awarded
Today I spoke to Gary Hunter, Acting Inspector, about two brave high school children that came to the aid of a child who was allegedly threatened with a screwdriver and forced to hand over his belongings. 
5m Oct 21, 2020
5m
“Convoy Against Crime”
Today I spoke to Aaron Mcleod, the spokesperson for The Crime and Justice Action Group about “Convoy Against Crime” they are holding this Saturday 24th October. 
8m Oct 20, 2020
8m
What's in a name?
Today I spoke to Alex Loughton, the Former Taipans Captain and Marketing Lead for Hemingway's, about the Pop-up stadium and what formal name it should be given. 
9m Oct 19, 2020
9m
Bright future for Catholic education in Cairns
Today I spoke to Bill Dixon, the Executive Director of Catholic Education Services Diocese Of Cairns, about the future of Catholic education in Cairns. 
10m Oct 16, 2020
10m
Two weeks remaining until Election Day
Today I spoke to Dr. Paul Williams, a senior lecturer in Politics and Journalism at Griffith University, about pre-polling being popular this election and the prediction that only 30% of Queenslanders will vote on election day. 
7m Oct 16, 2020
7m
Prime Minister Visits Cairns
Today I spoke to Scott Morrison, the Prime Minister, about the suffering of the tourism industry in Far North Queensland throughout the pandemic and the future of JobKeeper. 
16m Oct 15, 2020
16m
Crime crisis
Today I spoke to Dave, from Bentley Park, about the crime crisis and what needs to be done. 
7m Oct 14, 2020
7m
YAPS a winner of Election promises
Today I spoke to Margaret Cochrane, the president of YAPS, about Labor's pledge for $1m in funding for the animal home. 
9m Oct 14, 2020
9m
Unions, party politics and the State Election
Today I spoke to Dr. Paul Williams a senior lecturer in Politics and Journalism Griffith University, about party politics and unions. 
14m Oct 13, 2020
14m
Ongoing crime crisis
Today I spoke to, Rick the owner of Little Ricardo’s Restaurant, and the ongoing crime issue in the CBD. 
7m Oct 12, 2020
7m
Mysterious plane debris washes ashore FNQ
Today I spoke to Ben Cropp, an underwater explorer and film producer, about mysterious plane debris that washed ashore on a remote Far Northern beach. 
7m Oct 12, 2020
7m
It's a waiting game
Today I spoke to Kevin Byrne, the Executive Manager of enterprise North and the President Cairns Tourism Industry Association, about the border farce. 
9m Oct 09, 2020
9m
Shocking attack
Today I spoke to Kevin Bates, the President of Queensland Teachers Union, about the shocking alleged stabbing of a young school teacher at Lockhart River.  
5m Oct 09, 2020
5m
Border force
Today I spoke to Steve Edmondson, the Owner and of Operator Sailaway, about the Queensland border closure and the possibility of the Premier resetting the clock for another 28 days is NSW cannot track the new COIVD-19 cases. 
11m Oct 08, 2020
11m
Walk the talk
Today I spoke to Councillor Brett Moller about some residents taking our pristine environment for granted. 
7m Oct 08, 2020
7m
What did FNQ get from the 2020 Federal Budget?
Today I spoke to Nick Trompf, the Executive Chairman of Advance Cairns, about what the Far North will gain from the 2020 budget. 
7m Oct 07, 2020
7m
Grass fires and crocodile threat Palm Cove
Today I spoke to Councillor Brett Olds about the grass fires at Double Island and the threat of crocodiles at Palm Cove. 
9m Oct 07, 2020
9m
Fighting crime
Today I spoke to Jason Christopher, a Cairns activist, about the proposed West Cairns police station. 
11m Oct 06, 2020
11m
Quarantine hub decision still pending
Today I spoke Michael Healy, the Member for Cairns, about the lastest COVID-19 update and the decision over the Wangetti Trail Contract. 
14m Oct 02, 2020
14m
Unacceptable violence against school staff
Today I spoke to Kevin Bates, the president of Queensland Teachers Union (QTU), about school staff being subjected to violence from parents, carers, and students. 
6m Oct 02, 2020
6m
Wangetti Trail fiasco not over
Today I spoke to Phil Cassell, an independent advocate, about the disappointing decision by the State Government to overlook the locally based company World Trail for a southern-based company to build the Wangetti Trail.     
8m Oct 01, 2020
8m
FNQ company loses out
Today I spoke to Glen Jacobs, the director of World Trail, about the State Government's decision to bypass the company and choose a Brisbane company to build the Wangetti Trail. 
10m Sep 30, 2020
10m
Regional focus for recovery
Today I spoke to Michael McCormack, the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, and Regional Development, and the Leader of the Nationals Party, about today's announcement of a $135 million funding boost to help regional Queensland recover from drought, bushfires and the COVID recession. 
7m Sep 30, 2020
7m
Heroic effort saves life in freak accident
Today I spoke to Keith Hamelink, the first respondent and an army veteran, about his heroic efforts in helping save the life of a woman who fell headfirst into a glass door at a resort. 
13m Sep 29, 2020
13m
Regional tourism to get a boost
Today I spoke to David Crisafulli, the Shadow Minister for Tourism, Environment, Science, and the Great Barrier Reef, about the federal government injecting $250 million into regional Australia to get people out seeing their own backyard and the crocodile that's been spotted ta Palm Cove. 
8m Sep 29, 2020
8m
Far North to gain 150 extra police officers
Today I spoke to Brian Huxley, the Far North District Chief Superintendent, about the Premier's commitment to an additional 150 police officers in the Far North. 
12m Sep 28, 2020
12m
FNQ Hot Property
Today I spoke to Tom Quaid, the zone chairman of Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ), about buyers from southern states swooping in to buy homes in Far North Queensland. 
6m Sep 28, 2020
6m
Shameless crims
Today I spoke to David Janetzki, the shadow Attorney-General and Shadow Minister for Justice, and Sam Marino, the LNP Candidate for Cairns about LNP getting tough on crime.  
11m Sep 25, 2020
11m
Elvis back in the game
Today I spoke to, Jax Bergersen the founder of the Kuranda Conservation Nursery, about Elvis's four new chicks. 
5m Sep 25, 2020
5m
Domestic travellers need border certainty
Today I spoke to Simon McGrath, the chief operating officer Accor Group, about the need for certainty on when the Queensland border will reopen. The uncertanity is deterring people from booking holidays in Far North Queensland and leaving business on the brink of collapse. 
7m Sep 24, 2020
7m
Time to get tough on crime
Today I spoke to Linda Cooper, the LNP Candidate Barron River, about the crime crisis in Cairns. 
9m Sep 24, 2020
9m
International tourists leave a large gap
Today I spoke to Margy Osmond, the CEO of Tourism and Transport Forum, about the need for international tourists to return as soon as safely possible. 
6m Sep 23, 2020
6m
One year in and Mark Olsen is standing strong
Today I spoke to Mark Olsen, the CEO of Tourism Tropical North Queensland (TTNQ), about his first year in the job. 
10m Sep 23, 2020
10m
TARGA to return
Today I spoke to Mark Perry the CEO of TARGA Australia about TARGA Great Barrier Reef returning for another three year to FNQ. 
8m Sep 22, 2020
8m
Cairns to become a quarantine hub
Today I spoke to Warren Entsch, the Member for Leichhardt, about Cairns becoming a quarantine hub.  
7m Sep 21, 2020
7m
Have your say on the Reef Plan 2050
Today I spoke to Captain Dan McCarthy, about the Reef 2050 Plan ban on expanding the existing shipping channel, have your say before the 30th of September. 
5m Sep 21, 2020
5m
Where is tourism heading?
Today I spoke to Alan Wallish, the owner of Passions of Paradise, for an update about tourism in Cairns. 
7m Sep 18, 2020
7m
Pop-up stadium to lure more events
Today I spoke to Michael Healy, the local Member for Cairns, about the former Bunnings stadium that's been turned into a pop-up stadium. The Member is now on a mission to bring events to Cairns. 
12m Sep 17, 2020
12m