The ACCC is investigating claims Google is draining one gigabyte of Android phone data each month.

Computer and Software Corporation, Oracle say Google is receiving data even if the phone is on airplane mode.

Techspert Trevor Long from EFTM.com tells Ben why it’s only android phones affected.

Brisbane residents are trading public transport for their cars, with 72 per cent of people travelling to work by car according to Australian Bureau of Statistics data.

Robert Dow from Rail Back on Track says there are multiple reasons why Brisbaner’s won’t take public transport including the poor frequency across the wider network.  

The federal budget is rewarding tax cuts despite majority of voters preferring the government pay down debt.

Federal Treasurer, Scott Morrison explains debt will fall over the coming years despite the tax break.

Ben also asks Mr Morrison about Assistant Minister Jane Prentice losing her preselection in Ryan and how the seat of Longman will fair.

Peter Ford joins Ben for all the latest in entertainment including Jess Mauboy in the Eurovision final and Delta Goodrem's role in the mini-movie based on Olivia Newton-John’s life.

Normally a population of 355, the Burrandowan Picnic Race will bring more than 3000 people for a day of fun-filled community spirit.

Picnic Race Club Secretary, Carolyn Stone has worked hard putting this event together which is now in its 96th year.

Jacqui Bell has returned from Africa after running 250 kilometres across the Sahara Desert, and now she is already training for the remaining three deserts.

She joined Ben in studio to talk all about the gruelling run and at 23 years old will be the youngest woman if she completes all ‘Big Four’ deserts:

99 year old World War-II veteran, Bob Jackson, insists his two dogs saved his life when fire ripped through his Salisbury home

Dubbed, ‘Australia’s Uncle’, Bob also received a replacement Legion d’honneur medal after his original was lost in the blaze.

A Gunner on a Lancaster Bomber, he was awarded France’s highest Military honour for his actions on D-day, repelling the Germans

Losing almost everything in the fire, Ben found out Bob hasn’t lost his sense of humour

More former players have come forward in the wake of Ex-Suns player, Joel Wilkinson, announcing he plans to sue the AFL and his former Club, Coaches, and Teammates for Racial Abuse and Sexual Harassment.

The Lawyer for the Ex-Gold Coast player, Will Barsby, told Ben this could just be the tip of the iceberg.

Bill Shorten’s leadership is in question after Labor’s dual citizenship fiasco blew up in his face.

The High Court rulings mean by-elections, including the Caboolture based seat of Longman.

Will there be a backlash from voters who were forced back to the polls?  

Will the Budget be a deciding factor?

ANU Political Marketing Expert, Andrew Hughes, explains where both sides sit and what role One Nation will play.

State of Origin teams will be named in just over a fortnight and Maroons Selectors have a host of headaches.

In life after Johnathan Thurston and Cooper Cronk, do they reward form or loyality?

Maroon Chairman of Selectors, Gene Miles, tells Ben who are the definite starters, and the process of how to sort through the other potentials.