The Broncos will be hosting Queensland’s adopted team, the Storm where Wayne Bennett will take on his former protégé, Storm coach Craig Bellamy.

Ben caught up with Broncos 2nd Rower, Alex Glenn who said it’s going to be a tough game but they’re all confident about it.

Are our clogged roads, unaffordable real estate and overcrowded hospitals to blame on an increase in international students coming into Australia?

Federal Infrastructure Minister, Paul Fletcher joined Ben in studio to debate the overcrowding issue and how he will create infrastructure to support our growing population.

Trevor Long, EFTM.com, dishes all the latest in technology including a nifty way to watch cricket on Fox Sports as well as his thoughts on the new Telecommunications report.

Queensland has recorded the highest increase in Telecommunications complains, up more than 39 per cent, most of those related to the NBN.

Ombudsman, Judi Jones puts the increase in complaints down to the rapidly changing Telco landscape.

There’s been a heavy focus on childcare recently with claims that many childcare workers are being paid minimum wage.

There’s no doubting that childcare is expensive so it’s important to be aware of the new Child Care Subsidy and Additional Child Care Subsidy initiatives taking effect July 2nd.

Federal Education Minister, Senator Simon Birmingham told Ben it’s important that those who are currently receiving childcare rebates need to act and register on the new subsidies.

Ric Birch is the mastermind director behind Brisbane’s 1982 Commonwealth Games & Sydney Olympics opening and closing ceremonies.

He’s the man who gave us Matilda and Nikki Webster.

Mr Birch told Ben, ‘It’s entirely inappropriate to not include athletes in the closing ceremony and not to include the athlete’s means you’re left with a hollow and empty ceremony.’

Mr Birch also said that the organising committee should offer the closing ceremony spectators and Channel 7 – a refund.

It’s been as frustrating as being stuck on the M1, but now it seems the Palaszczuk Government will have to backflip on its funding stance.

It comes after Federal Labor promised to match the Turnbull Government’s 50-50 funding of the Upgrade, leaving it at odds with their Queensland Counterparts who’ve argued for three years it should be an 80-20 Split.

Ben asks Shadow Infrastructure Minister, Anthony Albanese, if that call has been made and how awkward it was after pledging a $3.24b package to fix the M1 and help fund the Cross River Rail.

Could two common things at your place be causing Asthma?

University of Queensland’s found a link to the condition affecting one in nine Australia’s and costs the health system $600 million every year.

Dr Luke Knibbs from UQ’s School of Public Health explains how Gas Stoves and Damp could be harming the health of your kids.

You didn’t see them as part of the Commonwealth Games closing Ceremony, so Ben made sure you heard from the Athletes the day after.

Newly Crowned Swimming Star, Ariarne Titmus thought it was a practice run when they came into the stadium.

The Grade-12 student from St. Peters also tells Ben how she plans to keep grounded when school returns later this week.

Channel 7 Hosts, Johanna Griggs and Basil Zempilas broke ranks and tore the Commonwealth Games Closing Ceremony to shreds.

Basil explains to Ben how the host broadcasters are at the mercy of the organisers, what influence they had on the schedule, and when they realised something wasn’t right.