Quiz of Quizzes returns for a sophomore season, kicking off with the theme 'SECOND'. All your favourites are back - Riley Wilton, Mitch Drake, Courtney Heck and Spencer Howson. With a new year comes the wiping of the QOQ scoreboard. Will the seemingly-unstoppable Mitch be in the lead after the first week of season two?

USQ's own Dr Eurovision, Jess Carniel, reviews #ausdecides with Cage Nosenzo and ponders the big question on everyone's lips: can KMH do it??!

GIVIT.org.au founder Juliette Wright explains to Cage Nosenzo why filling a truck with undies, fridges and toiletries is not the best way to help out after a natural disaster:

It's the last episode of Quiz of Quizzes season one! By now you're worked out that Mitch cannot be beaten. Humbly we congratulate him. Also, that's why we're resetting the scoreboard after today's episode. As for this thirteenth episode of season one, surely 'Variety' will ensure a, well, variety of quizzes. Surely you're going to hear a distinct lack of said variety?? Click play. You know you want to.

The first Quiz of Quizzes quiz was 'First'. Eleven weeks later, as we prepare to finish for the year, the random word generator has thrown up 'Beginning' for this week's theme! Much fun is had as Courtney, Riley and Spencer do what they can to bring down Mitch Drake. Or do they? (No, of course they don't, but it's still entertaining hearing them try!)

Last week, Mitch revealed the QOQ11 theme by spelling it out, thereby leaving it open to homographic interpretation! Of course the elephant in the room continues - can anything beat Mitch Drake?!! See if Riley Wilton, Courtney Heck and Spencer Howson have what it takes to bring Mitch to tears!

All four of your QOQ hosts found this theme challenging! That means - some very creative interpretations coming your way in the tenth anniversary episode of Quiz of Quizzes. Starring Mitch Drake, Riley Wilton, Courtney Heck and Spencer Howson.

Things get creative and geographical when Mitch Drake, Courtney Heck, Spencer Howson and Riley WIlton challenge each other to a series of games around the theme 'Explore'! (Or is that 'Exploration?!')

It's become a Christmas staple but is "Love Actually" actually a great movie or is it something to be dreaded and despised? Ipswich theatre goers will have the final say when Natalie Bochenski and Amy Currie present their show "Love/Hate Actually" at Studio 188 on November 17. Sarah, Joel and Adam welcomed Amy and Natalie into the Phoenix Radio studio.

Today is World Stroke Day. So why is there a day dedicated to strokes? And what should you know so you can recognise a stroke in yourself or others? Let's find out from Stroke Foundation Queensland State Manager Andrea Sanders, who's speaking with Didier Kay: