Questions are still being raised over the TikTok famous Brisbane mother at the centre of allegations that she harmed her one-year-old.

Queensland Police Service Commissioner Steve Gollschewski told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'it's under investigation, we are doing that as quickly as we can'.

'The little one is safe so we'll work through that and get an outcome pretty soon I hope,' Commissioner Gollschewski said.

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Next week The Courier Mail will be hosting a 'Future Brisbane' forum to gather insights into what the city and indeed South East Queensland will look like as we head towards 2032.

The Courier Mail Editor Chris Jones told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'if we don't, as a community, get together and have a proper conversation which leads to a proper plan about legacy, what is it that we are going to look back on in 2040?

Jones also discussed the start of Crisafulli's term in government and how he is performing including the decision to reinstate the Bruce Highway Advisory Council.

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Communications Minister Michelle Rowland has introduced social media age ban legislation to parliament.

The legislation will be called the Online Safety Amendment Social Media Minimum Age Bill 2024 and it well amend the Online Safety Act 2021.

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New research by Indooroopilly Shopping Centre has revealed that Queenslanders will spend about $6 billion this Christmas season.

Senior Marketing Manager at Indooroopilly Shopping Centre Jessica Tye told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'the average Queenslander is set to spend about $15,000 each.'

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The Crisafulli Government is set to reinstate the Bruce Highway Advisory Council by the end of this year in its bid to provide a long-term plan for the road.

The Transport Minister Brent Micklberg told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'this will be a promise made and a promise kept.'

Micklberg went on to say the advisory council will be led by Queenslanders rather than government bureaucrats.

He said, 'We want to see is people from a broad cross-section of our communities right up and down the coast.

The Bruce obviously needs a considerable amount of work, but we're going to need to prioritise those areas that are going to have the greatest bang for our buck.'

Micklberg also mentioned that he will continue to push for 80-20 funding from the Federal Government.

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Peter Dutton has declared that he will join the Greens in an attempt to block the  Federal Government's plan to put a cap on international students.

Senator Jane Hume told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, 'we actually think international students caps are a good idea, but the legislation that the government has put forward, we think could actually make the problem worse.'

'If you put caps on one part of the system, then problems will just pop up in another, because the system itself is chaotic and confused,' she said.

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The world's first sugar-free sparkling hyper-tonic drink in a can has been launched by Merrick Watts.

The celebrated media personality, comedian, and SAS Australia winner told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "Posca Hydrate is based on a 2,500-year-old recipe, it's an ancient Roman recipe."

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Two Australian teenagers are fighting for their lives in Thailand after their drinks were spiked with methanol.

Methanol is used in developing countries to maximise profits by cutting or mixing drinking alcohol with cheap alternatives.

The head of Monash University's Forensic Medicine Department Professor David Ranson told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "The breakdown products of methanol are very, very dangerous...these things actively kill cells in the body."

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