The University of Queensland held its annual Alumni Awards, at Customs House in the city and Glenn Denning was front and centre because he took out the honour of Alumnus of the Year, for his work, showing there’s a way to feed the world and do it in a way that doesn’t destroy the planet. Glenn is a Professor of Practice at Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs in New York and I’m pleased to say joins me.

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The non-for-profit organisation, Surfrider Foundation found high levels of faecal bacteria at four popular swimming spots along the Gold Coast.

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Psychologists say people who put up their Christmas decorations early are happier.

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The author of the Chairman's Lounge, Joe Aston joined Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons to discuss his book highlighting Anthony Albanese's blurred relationship with Qantas and Alan Joyce. 

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Terry Slevin, CEO of the Public Health Association of Australia joined Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons to discuss the introduction of a Centre for Disease Control, after the COVID-19 inquiry.

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Do Millennials know how to address an envelope?

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The Federal Government has launched its ‘Stop It At The Start’ campaign.

E-Safety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, joined Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons to provide insight into the campaign. 

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The Miles Government announced in July a pop-up pill testing clinic for Gold Coast Schoolies celebrations, but the LNP pledged to reverse this decision during the election campaign.

Now, AMAQ President Dr. Nick Yim is urging David Crisafulli to reconsider.

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Crisafulli sworn in as Qld Premier.

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A Royal Life Saving Australia report has found new data indicating that 40 per cent of children are leaving primary school without meeting the national benchmarks for swimming and water safety education. 

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