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Spencer Howson hosts 4BC’s local Weekend program every Saturday and Sunday.
Spencer is a highly experienced radio presenter with 25 years of experience in the radio industry, presenting Brisbane’s most listened to breakfast show for more than a decade.
More recently, Spencer has been a lecturer and tutor at the University of Southern Queensland, teaching the next generation of radio presenters.
Join Spencer Howson every weekend from 9am-1pm for all the latest local news.
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48 For A Mate
There’s a special initiative called 48 For A Mate – every four hours for 48 hours, you run, row, bike or swim to raise awareness and funds for mental health. And this year, we’re linking up with the charity Gotcha4Life. To discuss what that means, we chat to the charity’s founder, Gus Worland.
Peter Fegan / 06:48 /
26/09/2021
Tech news with Jennifer Dudley Nicholson, September 26
Apple’s latest iPhone drop is here, so should you go and buy it? If you’re right into having the latest camera and photography, then it might be the one for you. NewsCorp tech editor Jennifer Dudley Nicholson is here to share some of her thoughts and more news from technology. – Weekends with Peter Fegan […]
Peter Fegan / 10:57 /
26/09/2021
Stimulus packages to relieve tourism sector
We know we Queenslanders are enjoying a lot more freedoms than many of our interstate counterparts, but a lot of businesses are still doing it tough. In particular, the tourism industry has been hard hit. We’re being encouraged to holiday at home — where else can we go? — but a lot of tourism and […]
Peter Fegan / 07:27 /
26/09/2021
Opposition leader David Crisafulli recaps the last week of politics
It’s been a big weekend on William Street with our leaders bungling the tickets for jabs incentive. Opposition leader David Crisafulli shares his take on the week that was and outlines vision on what the post-COVIV recovery would look like.
Peter Fegan / 08:55 /
26/09/2021
Listen to the full Weekends Show with Peter Fegan filling in for Spencer Howson
Peter Fegan
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26/09/2021
48 For A Mate
There’s a special initiative called 48 For A Mate – every four hours for 48 hours, you run, row, bike or swim to raise awareness and funds for mental health. And this year, we’re linking up with the charity Gotcha4Life. To discuss what that means, we chat to the charity’s founder, Gus Worland.
Peter Fegan
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26/09/2021
Tech news with Jennifer Dudley Nicholson, September 26
Apple’s latest iPhone drop is here, so should you go and buy it? If you’re right into having the latest camera and photography, then it might be the one for you. NewsCorp tech editor Jennifer Dudley Nicholson is here to share some of her thoughts and more news from technology. – Weekends with Peter Fegan […]
Peter Fegan
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26/09/2021
Stimulus packages to relieve tourism sector
We know we Queenslanders are enjoying a lot more freedoms than many of our interstate counterparts, but a lot of businesses are still doing it tough. In particular, the tourism industry has been hard hit. We’re being encouraged to holiday at home — where else can we go? — but a lot of tourism and […]
Peter Fegan
/
26/09/2021
Opposition leader David Crisafulli recaps the last week of politics
It’s been a big weekend on William Street with our leaders bungling the tickets for jabs incentive. Opposition leader David Crisafulli shares his take on the week that was and outlines vision on what the post-COVIV recovery would look like.
Peter Fegan
/
26/09/2021
Listen to the full Weekends Show with Peter Fegan filling in for Spencer Howson
Peter Fegan
/
26/09/2021
48 For A Mate
There’s a special initiative called 48 For A Mate – every four hours for 48 hours, you run, row, bike or swim to raise awareness and funds for mental health. And this year, we’re linking up with the charity Gotcha4Life. To discuss what that means, we chat to the charity’s founder, Gus Worland.
Peter Fegan
/
26/09/2021
Tech news with Jennifer Dudley Nicholson, September 26
Apple’s latest iPhone drop is here, so should you go and buy it? If you’re right into having the latest camera and photography, then it might be the one for you. NewsCorp tech editor Jennifer Dudley Nicholson is here to share some of her thoughts and more news from technology. – Weekends with Peter Fegan […]
Peter Fegan
/
26/09/2021
Stimulus packages to relieve tourism sector
We know we Queenslanders are enjoying a lot more freedoms than many of our interstate counterparts, but a lot of businesses are still doing it tough. In particular, the tourism industry has been hard hit. We’re being encouraged to holiday at home — where else can we go? — but a lot of tourism and […]
Peter Fegan
/
26/09/2021
Opposition leader David Crisafulli recaps the last week of politics
It’s been a big weekend on William Street with our leaders bungling the tickets for jabs incentive. Opposition leader David Crisafulli shares his take on the week that was and outlines vision on what the post-COVIV recovery would look like.
Peter Fegan
/
26/09/2021