One in 35 Australians live with a neurological condition.

Louis Rowe, Director of the Australian Institute of Neuro-rehabilitation, joins the InvincAbility crew to talk about Neuro-rehabilitation Awareness Day on August 13.

For all the magazine covers and instagram posts about fashion, how many of them are talking about clothing for people with disabilities, different abilities and medical needs? None, if any.

Charlotte Coory says adaptive and inclusive clothing can be fashionable as well as functional. The founder of Hello Yello joins Mark Halupka on Phoenix Radio's MarkAbility Show.

Reece, Xander and Jayden join Courtney and Jasmine to debate Coles's decision to reintroduce free single-use plastic bags. In Queensland, bags remain banned because of state legislation.

Cairns band Area 13 have just released their debut long-play, Parachutes fo Puppets. JP is the rhythm guitarist and harmonica player with the band. He's speaking here with Phoenix Radio's Joel Reinke, Adam Sekli and Sarah Garrett.

Are you one of those people who loves to take images on your smart phone?

Well how about if I told you, you could win some prizes just from sending in your snapshots - to the 2018 Ipswich Enviroplan Photo Competition?

Councillor Kerry Silver is the Conservation and Environment Committee Chairperson for Ipswich City Council. She's speaking here with Phoenix Radio's Joel Reinke, Adam Sekli and Sarah Garrett:

A University of Southern Queensland researcher will spend the next 12 months digging through century-old archives looking for hidden history, after recently receiving a prestigious fellowship from the State Library of Queensland.

Dr Martin Kerby was awarded a Q ANZAC 100: Memories for a New Generation Fellowship, which he will use to investigate the nature of how Queenslanders imagined the years between 1914 and 1939.

The fellowship supports research projects that uncover and explore untold stories about Queensland's experience during the First World War or other significant military campaigns from the past 100 years.

Dr Kerby, a senior lecturer from USQ's School of Teacher Education and Early Childhood, says the fellowship allows him access to the State Library's vast collections, including previously undiscovered materials. He's speaking with Phoenix Radio's John Laird and Kaley-Jade Baker:

The use of medicinal cannabis has been a controversial subject for many years now.

In the US, there have been major changes to State laws, but as a nation, that country is still waiting for Federal legislation.

Here in Australia, an even more cautious stance has seen legislation for the use and supply of medicinal cannabis to be legalised.

Cannabis Access Clinics have opened centres in Sydney and Melbourne last week, with other states to follow.

In Brisbane they start operating later in August.

Dr Gull Herzberg is a GP who sees the centres as being beneficial for doctors by handling the complex administration involved in prescribing the drug for patients. He's speaking with Phoenix Radio's John Laird.

Riley Wilton, Kayley Atkinson, Maia Matthews and Jesse Buttfield bring you all the colour of the Park-2-Park fun-run, walk and half-marathon live from Limestone Park in Ipswich. Guests include Acting Mayor Cr Wayne Wendt, MP Jennifer Howard and Leo Longbottom!

Riley Wilton, Mitch Drake, Courtney Heck and Spencer Howson test each other's trivia brains with quizzes based on a weekly theme. This week, for the first episode, the theme is FIRST!

Phillip Bell, CEO of the Ipswich Hospital Foundation, talks to Donald and Cage about this Sunday's IHF Park2Park fun run in Ipswich. The event is presented by the University of Southern Queensland.