The Ray Hadley Morning Show has been sent a photo of ANZAC banners with a serious typo. Listener Tony spotted the banners in Concord in Sydney’s Inner West which shows pictures of returned servicemen with the words ‘Lest we forgot’ printed beneath. City of Canada Bay General Manager Peter Gainsford has said in a statement […]

Surf lifesavers across southeast Queensland have been run off their feet over the Easter long weekend pulling more than 160 from the surf. What is especially frustrating for lifesavers is that all but a handful of those needing help were swimming outside the flags. Jacob Thomson from Surf Life Saving Queensland tells Mark it’s always […]

Speed skater Steven Bradbury’s gold medal at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City is burned into the national consciousness. His victory came after all the other competitors in the 1,000m race crashed at the final turn giving birth to the expression ‘doing a Bradbury.’ His story though is now to be turned into […]

Queensland Treasurer Jackie Trad will be beginning to frame her budget to be handed down in June and already one group is staking a claim for a bigger slice of the funding pie. The Queensland Families and Communities Association is warning that unless it’s allocation is doubled many of the states more than 120 neighbourhood […]

A record amount of people are enrolled to vote in the federal election. Over 16 million people, 96.8 per cent of the eligible voting population, are expected to vote at the May 18 election. Pre-polling will open on Monday, April 29 for those who are unable to vote on the day. Australian Electoral Commission spokesperson […]

To celebrate World Record Day this year the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) resurrected the vinyl album chart. There have only been two so far but each has been a mix of classics like Queen’s Greatest Hits and new artists. Dr Daryl Sparkes from the University of Southern Queensland is a vinyl tragic and tells […]