Triple M Night Shift

Things get a little hair-raising for Luke and Thomas on a surprised filled Friday. 

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Luke and Thomas reminisce on simpler times where general stores and milk bars were frequent in every town plus hear from their listeners about strange rules that were set growing up. 

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Luke catches up with Dr Keith Suter to talk about Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's trip to India and what it means for Australia.

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It's the day of a new Quickie which didn't go off, but a first clue is available to listen to!

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Luke lends an ear to Alecia Brookes, Chair of the Tobacco Issues Committee for Cancer Council Australia about the worries around young people and teens around the country buying into the temptation of vaping.

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Luke Bona calls on the nation to share stories of deadly encounters with the Australian wild and women who are working in male dominated industries. 

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There's a brand new Quickie waiting to be listened to and it might be yours to win!

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Laughing gas and nangs have become the new big concern for recreational activity among young people as Luke discusses with Dr Norrie.

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As the bull shark problem increases across the country, Luke keenly gets some answers from shark specialist Yuri Niella from Macquarie University.

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The Quickie hasn't gone off yet, so a new clue has to be unveiled!

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