Clear Matthews's old school, Burnside, on Queensland's Sunshine Coast recently celebrated its fortieth birthday. Clear catches up with current and former members of the school community:

Jon Stevens from Noiseworks and INXS talks to Nick Mollenhauer from 'The Bright Morning Boys' (Thursdays 10am-midday) about his music and his current tour.

You've heard of Red Nose Day for SIDS and you know that Daffodil Day is for cancer awareness, but what about Jersey Day? Today, you're encouraged to don your favourite footy jersey for organ donor awareness. Ipswich's Mark Bishop and Caroline Masson explain their very personal connection to Jersey Day. Produced by Gabrielle Pratt and Courtney Heck.

Mitch Drake, Spencer Howson, Riley Wilton and Courtney Heck test each other with a series of original quizzes and games built around a theme. This episode is all about: pineapple!

Senior Lecturer in literacy education and English curriculum and pedagogy Dr Stewart Riddle has been analysing the results in the 2019 NAPLAN preliminary national report and explains why parents shouldn't read too much into the figures. Produced by Courtney Heck.

Kieran and James from COLU joined Bridget, Issy and Jen from 'Welcome to the Weekend' to talk about their origins, the name 'COLU', breaking into the music industry, the inspiration behind breakthrough song 'Scholar', their upcoming national tour, festival goals, future plans and more! For more 'Welcome to the Weekend', tune in to Phoenix Radio Fridays 3-6pm.

Mitch Drake returns to Quiz of Quizzes for S02E15 Handsome. With special guests Dyl Mac and (or is that Annie) an audience of one! Also starring Courtney Heck, Spencer Howson and Riley Wilton.

USQ's Professor Jonti Horner loves a radio studio! Today, he spontaneously dropped in on Phoenix Radio's Bright Morning Boys Nick and Alisdair and ended up joining in their weekly discussion about 'Recent Developments'!

Zaine, Gabby and Shannon introduce you Toowoomba duo The Beamish Brothers. The boys were at USQ Springfield to perform an exclusive set for Phoenix Radio and dropped by the studio for a chat.

For copyright reasons, commercial music has been removed from the original radio broadcast.

In a game changer for Queensland school leavers, the University of Southern Queensland is introducing new automatic scholarships for all students with OPs from 1-8.

School leavers who achieve an OP of 1-2/ATAR 97.5 will automatically receive a scholarship package valued up to $29,000, including an optional study abroad package and leadership development.

Students with an OP 6/ATAR 90 or above will be awarded a scholarship package valued up to $20,000.

And students with an OP8/ATAR 85 or above will be awarded up to $6,000.

USQ Vice-Chancellor Professor Geraldine Mackenzie says it's a decisive move to help keep our young people in the regions, and attract students from capital cities to study at USQ.