Mornings with John Mackenzie

Today I spoke to Mark Olsen, the CEO of Tourism Tropical North Queensland, about the Premier's decision to open the border on November 3 to NSW except Greater Sydney and Victoria. 

Today I spoke to Michael Kerr, the Mayor of Douglas Shire, about the Living Coral Biobank facility to be built in Port Douglas. 

Today I spoke to Gavin King, the Managing Director of Tropic Group, and Former LNP Member for Cairns, about the two recent resignations of Cairns Regional Council executives. 

Today I spoke to Bernard Salt AM, Columnist, and Leading Demographer, about people from southern states escaping to Far North Queensland. 

Today I spoke to Dr. Paul Williams, a Senior Lecturer in Politics and Journalism at Griffith University, about what can be expected in the last three days of campaigning.  

Today I spoke to John Mondora, the Senior Fishing Writer & Founding member of the Cairns & Tablelands Fish Stocking Associations, about shark numbers rising in the area. 

Today I spoke to Gareth Phillips, the CEO of the Association of Marine Park Tourism Operators (AMPTO), about an independent review into exorbitant marina fees. 

Today I spoke to Jax Bergersen, the Secretary of Kuranda Conservation Community Nursery, about the 800m fence they are building to protect Elvis and his chicks. 

Today I spoke to Tim Moloney, the General Manager of the Pacific Hotel, about how quarantining of travellers is going and what creative concepts they are offering to pass the time. 

Today I spoke to Alwin Koo, the Neighbourhood Watch Area Coordinator at Woree, during our Crime Week Special about the importance of knowing your neighbours.