The Scott Emerson Drive Show

Ben talks to Managing Director of Driver Safety Australia about the trial of a new learner driver test at six Queensland schools.

Ben talks to Federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham about the push for all Year One students to undergo literacy and numeracy tests. 

Ben speaks with Dr Malcolm Davis - a senior analyst in defence strategy - about North Korea following its latest ballistic missile test.

Jordan Kahu tells Ben The Broncos are ready for The Panthers and nothing will be left in the tank in this do or die clash.

As NASA's Cassini spacecraft prepares to meet its fiery doom, Ben speaks with Glen Nagle from the CSIRO Deep Space Network about what exactly will happen.

Ipswich Mayor Andrew Antoniolli joined Ben in the middle of all the corruption scandals coming out of the region, admitting his first few weeks in the job have been tough but he's in for the long haul.

Following Ben's realisation that Kangaroo isn't farmed, he asked Ray Borda from Macromeats how well Kangaroo goes in the meat market and Kangaroo is hopping its way into new markets.

Ben speaks to swim safety advocate Laurie Lawrence after it was revealed a growing number of children are lacking vital swimming skills because parents mistakenly believe they are being taught to swim at school

Ben speaks to 55comms director Michael Crutcher about whether the bunker should be scrapped and which new infrastructure projects are needed in Queensland

Ben speaks to Dr Bastian Seidel, the President of the Royal College of GPs about their proposal to help doctors spend longer with their patients and do away with "6 minute medicine"