As we close in on one week since Queensland went to the polls, Ben spoke to Dermot Tiernan, the Assistant Commissioner at the QLD Electoral Commission about the latest results, when the seats will be declared and whether we should introduce electronic voting

Ben chats to WBO World Welterweight Champion, Jeff Horn, ahead of the QLD Sport Awards tonight about his Sports Star of the Year nomination and his upcoming bout against Gary Corcoran

Ben speaks to Claire Sparke from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare after it revealed which suburb you live in can make a big difference to your average life expectancy

Ben spoke to Alastair Dick, the General Manager of Gold Coast Marine Aquaculture, one of Australia's largest black tiger prawn farming companies on the one year anniversary of white spot disease being detected in Logan River about how the industry is doing now and the latest positive tests of imported raw prawns 

After the Turnbull government backflipped on conducting a royal commission on the banking sector, Ben was joined by Treasurer Scott Morrison to discuss whether they were pressured by the Big 4 to change their stance and what the terms of reference for the inquiry will include

Ben speaks to Michael Thompson, the managing director of Zipline Australia, the Brisbane company set to build Australia's longest zipline on Mt Coot-tha

Ben speaks to Andre, the heroic pub patron who took on two armed robbers in a East Brisbane pub on Monday night with nothing but a bar stool

As One Nation looked set to claim the Mackay-based seat of Mirani, Ben spoke to PHON candidate Stephen Andrew, about winning the seat and whether he will also take on the role of One Nation state leader 

Ben speaks to Simon Pearce from EasyMile Asia Pacific about a new driverless shuttle bus trial which is set to take place on the Mooloolaba Esplanade over the Christmas holidays

Ben speaks to Prof Elena Marchetti, the Acting Chair of the QLD Sentencing Advisory Council after they revealed alarming statistics which show bail breaches in QLD have more than doubled over the last 10 years, but only 15% of those breaches are punished with jail time