Get to know artist Jun Chen, the man behind the 2019 Archibald Prize winning painting of Queensland Ballet’s Li Cunxin.

Shark Tank investor Steve Baxter knows that the key to a good investment is backing people over ideas.

After leaving school at 15 years old and spending his early twenties in the military, Steve Baxter has firmly established himself in the business world as a savvy investor.

Horror enthusiast Jack Sim has spent his life uncovering Brisbane’s haunted history and paranormal past.

Jack had his first encounter with a ghost at the age of seven and admitted it was n occupational hazard as a tour guide with Brisbane Ghost Tours.

And while it isn’t a ghost hunting organisation, Jack loves to share real history with his guests on every tour, which invariably involves a scary story.

Nic Marchesi and Lucas Patchett were only 20 years old when they began Orange Sky to help give dignity back to homeless Queenslanders.

Hear and Say founder, Dr Dimity Dornan, has helped thousands of young Australians hear for the first time with cochlear ear implants.

By providing deaf children with the technology to learn to listen and speak, Dr Dornan has ensured that they have the tools to progress and develop in the same way as non-deaf children.

Queensland Ballet Artistic Director Li Cunxin talks to Your shout about his journey from poverty-stricken peasant in rural China to a world-famous ballet superstar.

It was the beginning of a remarkable journey that would see result in Li defecting from China to America and becoming one of the most renowned ballet dancers in the world.

Queensland Ballet Artistic Director Li Cunxin talks to Your shout about his journey from poverty-stricken peasant in rural China to a world-famous ballet superstar.

It was the beginning of a remarkable journey that would see result in Li defecting from China to America and becoming one of the most renowned ballet dancers in the world.

Part two of Li’s remarkable story will be released Thursday 20 June 2019.

Endometriosis Queensland (QENDO) president Jessica Taylor talks to Your shout about the invisible disease that affects more than 200,000 Australian women.

Jessica is part of a new generation who are encouraging women to speak out about endometriosis and breakdown the stigma around discussing women’s health.

Following a spate of horrific attacks on Queensland Police, including the death of Police Dog Kaleb, we speak to an officer who has experienced firsthand the dangers of protecting Queenslanders.

Senior Sergeant Daryl Elliott Green knows all too well the devastating hardships many officers face after being shot in the line of duty. Daryl was shot twice when he was called to what he thought would be a routine neighbourhood dispute.

There isn’t much that Gerrard Gosens hasn’t done – chocolatier, Paralympian, Dancing with the Stars contestant, Ironman and adventurer.

His list of achievements would be impressive on their own, but the fact that Gerrard was born with congenital blindness makes him all the more inspiring.