Last night, a frustrated parent posted a video of their daughter smoking marijuana at school.

Apparently, they posted it on Facebook to expose the school, which did nothing to address the problem.

Is this justified? Or just bad parenting? Mark asks the parenting expert, Dr Michael Carr-Gregg if this is the right way of dealing with our kids and drugs.

The Brisbane housing market is on the move, following a record $11 MILLION sale in New Farm yesterday.

It’s a bumper sale for the agent, of course, but what does it mean for the rest of the suburb? And indeed the rest of Brisbane?

Mark sat down with Kevin Turner from realestatetalk.com.au - Australia’s most listened to property podcast - to discuss price drivers and some of the best areas to buy.

Powdered alcohol is marketed as a fantastic new invention, but experts have huge concerns about health risks it could pose to Queenslanders.

The state government listened and has banned the product before it even hit the shelves here.

Michael Thorn from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education looked in to powdered alcohol, dubbed “palcohol” by the creators, and tells Mark why we probably don’t need another alcohol product on the market.

Sarah Hanson-Young was on the receiving end of some vile comments from fellow senator David Leyonhjelm, and it sparked a national conversation about harassment in the workplace.

Liza-Jane Loch, Chair of NOW Australia, an organisation for people across all industries who have been sexually harassed, assaulted or intimidated, called in to break down this issue with Mark.

She let us know that women AND men are harassed in the workplace, and it’s a bigger issue than we might think.

As for politicians, she says they need to behave like adults, and do better as our elected representatives.

Queensland prawns are a staple at every summer barbecue and family lunch, but the tasty critters are under threat from a tropical disease which has ravaged the population in South East Queensland.

The University of the Sunshine Coast’s Professor Wayne Knibb has been conducting the research which discovered the flare up. So far he’s found about one third of Queensland prawns have been or are infected.

Professor Knibb tells Mark about the possible long-term effects.

In an exclusive room on the Gold Coast, the best and most popular personalities gathered for their biggest night of the year: The Logies.

Grant Denyer divided the nation with his win - despite not having a show on air - and not everyone is happy about a comment from Bert Newton.

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford was all over it, and has the lowdown on the Logies.

A Sunshine Coast nipper wants to change the world, one reusable bag at a time.

Benji started making shopping bags with his grandma, and now the enterprise is booming. He’s even had a famous customer: Sam Thaiday!

Benji and his dad Paul talk with Mark Braybrook about how the pint-sized entrepreneur decided to start a business at just 7 years old.

Wayne Bennett asks the Broncos Board to make a call about his Future.

Should Ben Hunt be picked for Origin-3

And Steve Smith gets a Standing Ovation on his return to Cricket

The Courier-Mail’s Chief Sports Writer,  Robert “Crash” Craddock, crash-tackles the day’s Sport with Ben.

The Palaszczuk Government has lured TV’s Night of Nights to the Gold Coast with Taxpayers money.

They claim it’ll bring $40m worth of Tourism to the Sunshine State.  

Are the Logies as prestigious as they once were?  Who’s making the trip to the Glitter Strip, who isn’t?

Ben explores if it’s worth it with Entertainment Guru Peter Ford.

A 21-year-old with Royal Bloodlines makes his NRL debut this weekend, but he’s not from the House of Windsor, he’s from the House of LEWIS.

26-years after his famous UNCLE hung up the Boots… LACHLAN LEWIS will be running on for the Canterbury Bulldogs against Newcastle.

Ben caught up with Wally Lewis who explains why his nephew knocked back offers to join the Broncos.