Jim phones-in from his tractor in Mallala in South Australia, where he's sowing lentils.

Ian replays a two-part interview with Neville Locker, who has a passion for collecting 'stuff'; and with auctioneer Nick Kirshner.

Barry calls from Hughenden, with an update on the activities of BlazeAid; and Kel will be re-opening the hotel in Nimmitabel.

Macca replays some more of the interview which he recently recorded with Fred Wilkinson, author of 'My Life In The Ragtrade'; and then he takes a call from Dick Smith.

Andrew rings in from Burdekin, and Eve from Burpengary has a story about her mother's connection to Halley's Comet.

Ian also has a chat with NZ High Commissioner, Chris Seed; and Joc Schmiechen is still travelling around Australia's outback.

Macca's studio guest is Kieran Kelly, who gives an update on his recovery after a skiing accident; and also tells Ian about his visit to Gallipoli with his daughter.

Kieran also joins in Ian's conversations with phone callers: Dave Alley in Lismore, Graeme Hanger in Bathurst, and Theo Delaney in Bundaberg.

There's also a replay of an interview with Turkish Ambassador, Reha Keskintepe; and Jim phones from Kyogle.

This week's studio guest is Fred Wilkinson, author of the book 'My Life In The Rag Trade'.

Mike Treloar rings-in to talk about his time in the same industry as Fred.

Harold Johnston, the Mayor of Dungog Shire Council, gives Macca an update on the recent floods; and there are calls from Chris in Burdekin, and Julie in Bega Hospital.