It’s an absolute miracle that no-one was killed when a tradies ute became airborne at Caboolture and landed on top of two other vehicles.

Two people in the crushed cars were taken to hospital.

Police are still investigating the exact cause of the horror crash.

They will want to talk to Pastor Rick Brewer who tells Ben he witnessed the whole thing.

Listener Dan takes on Tommy Raudonikis in Round 15 of the NRL.

Ice addiction is destroying lives and tearing families and communities apart, perhaps nowhere more so than Caboolture.

There are reports of children, one as young as 10, being introduced to the drug.

Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt on the campaign trail in Longman has come with $11-million to help fight the battle.

This weekend is the final chance for Maroons players to stake their claim for a spot in Origin Two.

One of the biggest headaches is the fitness of Billy Slater.

Ben asks Maroons coach Kevin Walters whether he’s seen enough to make a decision.

Brisbane ratepayers will be slugged an average 2.5% extra in rates while the city borrows big to pay for improved roads and public transport.

A third of the Brisbane’s Council’s $3.1-billion budget is dedicated to infrastructure projects, including the new Brisbane Metro.

Brisbane Lord Mayor Graham Quirk tells Ben the increases are necessary if the council is to tackle congestion and create a more liveable city.

The age of the average ‘gamer’ in Australia is 32 and getting older.

It’s a multi-billion dollar business but the news from the E3 gaming convention in the US is that very soon you’ll just link your controller to your TV.

Tech guru Trevor Long tells Ben the days of the gaming console look numbered.

Sporting success has been a bit thin on the ground for Queensland sporting teams of late but there is one in the southeast ready to take on the world.

The Gold Coast Cougars have smashed the Adelaide Seahawks to book their tickets to the Little League World Series in the USA later this year.

Coach Brett Iddon tells Ben his boys are the first in the world to qualify.

Certainty and Confidence is everything in business, but has the Palaszczuk Government provided enough of it in their latest budget?

It’s the question Ben puts to Dan Petrie, from the Queensland Chamber of Commerce and Industry, who  speaks on behalf of Small Business

It’s been a Good news-Bad news State budget for Queenslanders.

Delivering her first economic blueprint Treasurer, Jackie Trad, has been able to post a better than expected operating surplus thanks to increased royalties from stronger commodity prices.

But the state’s debt though continues to climb and you’ve been hit with a range of new and increased taxes.

Ben spoke to the Treasurer shortly after presenting her budget to the parliament.

Tomorrow morning our time President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will hold their historic summit in Singapore.

North Korea is the world’s most important geopolitical hotspot with Pyongyang now able to reach the U.S. with nuclear warheads.

The Australian’s Washington correspondent Cameron Stewart is on the sidelines of the summit and tells Ben that while denuclearisation is on the table, not to expect too much.