Complaints about phone and internet services in Queensland jumped almost 43% last year.

But it seems many don’t know who to contact when you can’t resolve the issue with your Telco.  Half the State’s Community Legal Services report to getting at least a call a week looking for advice.

Ben speaks to the right person -- TELECOMMUNICATIONS OMBUDSMAN, Judi Jones

www.tio.com.au  1800 062 058

Former Courier-Mail Editor and now Media Crisis Management expert, Michael Crutcher, has done the digging into how Matt Lodge’s damages bill doesn’t add up.

Gold Coast 2018 will be Deborah Acason's 5th consecutive Commonwealth Games.

The Ipswich Weightlifter, and mother of 2, is on track to add to her medal collection…after adopting the strangest training regime of her career.

Creole Soul Kitchen in Spring Hill has been the latest venue targeted by the group of glass scammers.

Several popular eateries in the inner-city have claimed to be stung by the same Women, claiming they found glass in their meal.

Manager, Marc Lewis waived the $120 bill but soon realised he was conned.

The Premier’s been accused of hiding something and  refuses to sack Transport Minister, Mark Bailey, over the use of a private email address.

Annastacia Palaszczuk reneged on a promise to look into claims a government job was given to a person who’s resume was sent to Bailey by the ETU via his personal email.

The Opposition insist it’s a double-standard after Palaszczuk set the bar in 2012 when she asked the Newman Government to do the same thing.

Listen as Beaudesert farmer, Derek Shirley, tells Ben what happened when he discovered six of his cows, dead, perfectly aligned, along a fence.

Is it a COWincidence or does mother nature and a lightning strike have something to do with it?

Ben sees if the theory stacks up scientifically with Dr Karl.

Listener Brad takes on Tommy Raudonikis in the first round of the year of Tommy’s Tips – turns out – they’re both on the same page.

Adrian Richani has fought a thief off with nothing but a mop.

The owner, of Joe’s Snack Bar and Convenience Store received 10 stitches after trying to compete with a man who attempted to rob his store.

The sad part is - it’s not the first time he’s come to face to face with this situation.

After a short hiatus from the pool, Cate Campbell has made an extraordinary comeback in the Commonwealth Games trials.

Cate has an effective suggestion for the Optus Aquatic Centre’s open roof and she tells Ben how she earned her unusual nickname.