John MacKenzie chats with Dr. Paul Williams, Associate Professor in Politics and Journalism at Griffith University, about secret polling done to judge the state government's popularity that was funded by the taxpayer but organised by Palaszczuk.

It is being reported that the 66-week polling venture cost taxpayers over $390,000.

John MacKenzie chats with Dr. Graeme Lauridson from Tropical Veterinary Services, to better explain the recent footage taken of a cassowary swimming in the ocean near Mission Beach.

The footage was shared by the Department of Environment and Science and has surprised many who were unaware the giant bird could swim.

Dr. Lauridson also commented on the infamous "Cassowary Land Bridge" being constructed over the Bruce Highway near Tully, at a cost of  over $30-million.

John MacKenzie chats with Councillor Martin Bella, Mackay Regional Council and former Rugby League Legend, following his comments about criminals being the "predators" with residents being their "prey", in light of the Sarina Fire Station allegedly having fire trucks stolen during the midst of raging bushfires.

Talkback caller, Dean from Cairns North, shares his experience with Macca following an incident with upsetting itinerant behaviour and how numb people are to such tragedies.

John MacKenzie chats with Keith Keith Hamburger AM, Former Director-General of Queensland's Corrective Services, about his perspectives on youth crime and justice following prominent anti-crime rallies in Townsville and Brisbane.

John MacKenzie chats with Dan McCarthy, Captain of Big Fish Downunder Charter Boat, about the threat posed by crocodiles as they encroach on human territory.

The comments were made following a man's boat being rammed by a crocodile in the Burdekin area, south of Cairns. The Department of Environment and Science has issued a warning to boaties and a spokesperson has confirmed that the croc will be removed if found.

Dan McCarthy reiterated previous warnings that the reptiles are encroaching on human spaces and a better management policy is urgently needed.

 John MacKenzie chats with Ken Harley, Chairman of the Redcliffe Highway Proposal, about the costs of maintaining the Kuranda range compared with a new route to access the Tablelands.

Ken also laughed at the State Government's bureaucratic blowout of $ 30 million on a cassowary bridge that observers feel will barely be used.

John MacKenzie chats with Cynthia Cole, Real Estate & Palm Cove Local, about her drive to protect the Palm Cove ideal by opposing a high-rise development that flirted with local guidelines.

A six-story tower is proposed for Ceder Road at Palm Cove, but after local objections, the Cairns Regional Council will reject the application unless strict conditions are met.

"We don't want to become a high-rise destination like the Gold Coast" is the message being spread by residents who are furious at the proposed tower construction.

Cynthia Cole has helped lead the community's fight, with the help of Division 9 Representative, Brett Olds.

John MacKenzie chats with Robbie Katter, State Member for Traeger and Queensland Leader of Katter's Australian Party, about Palaszczuk's intimation that her government will support the KAP plan for remote detention facilities to help lower youth crime trends.

Many are suggesting that the Queensland Labor Party will appease minor parties in an effort to increase their chances of forming a minority government.