Michael Vandersande is a third year acting student at QUT who will be starring in his year's final performance Pygmalion.​

Jake Clark is a PhD candidate from the University of Southern Queensland here to talk to us today about an exciting discovery on Mars.

Justine Clarke tells you about the largest school music advocacy and participation initiative in Australia, Music: Count Us In.

Justine Clarke tells you about the largest school music advocacy and participation initiative in Australia, Music: Count Us In.

NSW police have taken a page from the UK playbook and launched a new campaign to prevent sexual assaults before they happen. It's called "Ask for Angela".

The idea is that if you find yourself in a bad situation at a bar or club, you can ask a staffer if you can speak to 'Angela'. They will then discreetly assist you to exit the venue safely.

So should Queensland be following suit? Venue manager for Springfield's Orion Hotel Paul Telford discusses the campaign with Kaley-Jade Baker and John Laird:

Rockabilly and hot-rod fans, it's that time of year again! GreazeFest is on at the Redland Showgrounds from August 3-5. Miss Audrey Azure (aka Sharleen Dutton) joins Kaley-Jade Baker and John Laird.

If you need to see an exercise physiologist but can't afford to see a private practitioner, the University of Southern Queensland can now help!

USQ has just opened a Sport and Exercise Clinic at its Ipswich campus.

The clinic offers a low-cost exercise rehabilitation service for people with chronic and complex health conditions.

Spencer Howson went along to last night's official opening and caught up with a number of special guests, starting with the Head of the School of Health and Wellbeing, Associate Professor Jennifer Kelly:

Be our guest at the official opening of the University of Southern Queensland's new Sport and Exercise Clinic at USQ's Ipswich campus. Operated by the School of Health and Wellbeing, the clinic offers a low-cost exercise rehabilitation service for people with chronic and complex health conditions, and are unable to pay for private exercise physiology services. Services are provided by Sport and Exercise students under the supervision of an exercise physiologist accredited with Exercise and Sports Science Australia.

Imagine trying to explain your next big project in the time it takes for a sparkler to burn out.

That's what Queensland researchers will attempt tonight at the Queensland Museum as part of a national competition called Fresh Science and you're invited to be in the audience.

The Queensland organiser Dr Jane Ilsley explains more to Sam and Spencer:

Joel, Sarah, Adam and Jasmin debate looking 15, constant showering, talking backwards, and more!