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  • David T. on Analog TV switch-off will not affect 4BC Anyone with an analogue TV can buy a Digital set-top box. If you're on a full Govt. pension, you might get a box for free ... more
  • David T. on Lord Wedgwood on antiques Adam, Google them under Rick Milne Collectables and Shields Stamps and Coins. Both are in Victoria. I'm sure you'll find the ... more
  • Adam on Lord Wedgwood on antiques Can someone please provide me Rick Milne and Tony Shields email address so we can contact them.Thanks more
  • kernel fudpucker on IR changes opposed All smoke and mirrors. They all lie in the same BED !! more
  • kernel fudpucker on New schools for Queensland Private companies?? There's only one, SERCO!!!. Do your research, SHEEPLE !!!! more
  • kernel fudpucker on New flood tax planned How about a (POLITCAL FAILURE TAX) Payed back to the people, set at 200% more
  • Kattie on $5 to browse Coorparoo store Perhaps, we've been now excited to have the actual dad's or mom's early morning hours ingest. Listed here is a lack of yet ... more
  • single slot toasters review on Amalfi Coast Recpies I don't know whether it's just me or if everyone else experiencing problems with your website. It appears as if some of the ... more
  • Richard on Party precinct: failed Can not think of a time in the entire history of mankind where alcohol consumption has not led to etiquette hell.Let it ... more
  • hospitality is dead or rather never was on Party precinct: failed Get rid of hositality and its segeregation /and age groupdiscrimination practices and it might just bring back boomers and ... more
  • Gayle on New schools for Queensland Now this is called good Government and forward planning, the demographics have changed and there are more families with ... more
  • Harry on New schools for Queensland It's great that Queensland are doing this, basically just governing by closing and opening schools as required.We must be in ... more
  • Harry Draman on Party precinct: failed The laws are currently in place to reduce the DSP problem: "Fines for serving intoxicated patrons". $10,000,000 would have ... more
  • Gayle on IR changes opposed I am so sick and tired of politicians and unions doing their level best to convince us that they all know what each party is ... more
  • ArtG on New flood tax planned RichardI guess bligh being a labor person wouldn't have been blessed with the ability to see the future like you. And who ... more
  • Harry on IR changes opposed Go away with your own hate filled putridity Ri hard. more
  • Richard on IR changes opposed Same should apply to ALL political advertising and campaigns.Still months away from an election and we are already being ... more
  • Richard on New flood tax planned LOL Mick, ARTG's response.DESAL plants, now that was a good investment(NOT).Anna Bligh sacked the water minister because the ... more
  • Jeff on IR changes opposed break all the unions! more
  • Harry on IR changes opposed Better offf without unions anyway. All the businesses and companies I deal with are beyond rappoach. Totally honest and ... more

The Flower Project

Posted by: 4bc.com.au | 21 February, 2012 - 6:09 PM
Shannon Yeardley

4BC Drive: Buy a bouquet of flowers from The Flower Project & you will be donating them to a worthy member of the community. 4BC Drive talks to the founder of this ‘feel-good’ initiative, Brisbane psychologist Shannon Yeardley, who wants to send a smile to those who spend their lives helping others

Blog comments Your Say

  • Ken: â??I donâ??t know of a more tolerant and open sotiecy than Australiaâ??s anywhere else. Do you?â?? Philippines. Funny, I was just thinking the very same when i heard some Phillipino villages interviewed after john Saffron's little self-harming-emo stunt last week. After being told who he was the general tone seemed to be disappointment that he had duped them in his intent. Imagine if he did something similar in, say, an Islamic festival?As for racist countries, well i think we are a pretty racist species in general, and its something we all have to personally and collectively actively fight against.Rudd's tirade at people smugglers, while on one level justified, did strike me as simplistic scapegoating and a convenient political diversion. I mean couldn't it be argued that these people trafficking scum are actually some of the greatest heroes of the world in the footsteps of Oskar Shindler making fortunes from the misery of others, but in the process allowing some people an escape from a likely death?Just throwing that out there.

    Mohamed Sunday 10 June, 2012 - 6:05 AM

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