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It's Australia day this Sunday and in our first interview for 2025. The mayor of Charters Towers, Liz Schmidt and I talked about the exciting upcoming events for the region, including a big pool party at the Kennedy Regiment Memorial Pool and the Australia Day awards ceremony at the World Theatre. We also touched on the Small Business Resilience Forum.
Never gonna give up the chance to do a celebrity birthday on the brekky show. And this one is one ripe for Rickrolling. It's of course the birthday of the renowned Rick Astley today. One to dance around the room to.
In the Arctic region where the temperature can plummet to -54 degrees Celsius, one hardy animal is so good at dealing with the cold, they don't even need to hibernate. That animal is the Arctic Fox.
On this day, 50 years ago, a famous singer that shot to fame on the soap opera, Neighbors celebrates a birthday today.
An actor who watched Star Wars incessantly as a child and even got to play an ewok in Return Of The Jedi is celebrating a birthday today.
Did you know that the famous "La Dolce Vita" directed by Federico Fellini and starring Marcello Mastroianni and Anita Ekberg has its film premiere in Italy on this day in 1960? That and a few other events happened on this day (feb 3) on the brekky show this morning.
Filling in for Wattsy on WEST FM in Longreach this week. I though I might cool down on this sweltering summer's day by revealing some interesting facts about the popular winter sport known as snowboarding.
This record is definitely one to hold your breath for. It's the Guinness world record for the longest swim underwater with one breath. Apparently it went swimmingly.
On the 9th of February a special day that should be a global holiday. It's known as Pizza day. Let's make it a thing.
Today's Guinness world record is a big scoop. Of course it's of the ice cream variety. Perfect for cooling down this summer, it's for the world's heaviest scoop of ice cream. It measured a whopping 1365kg. I just need to find a spoon big enough.
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