To cut through the spin this federal election, listen to Your shout’s episode with State Affairs Editor for The Courier-Mail, Steven Wardill.

Derek Oram Sandy is passionate about bringing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture into the 21st century.

Derek and the Yerongpan people’s dream was to create an Aboriginal Cultural Centre where Australians of Indigenous and non-Indigenous heritage can learn about the oldest surviving culture in the world.

Derek acknowledges that both the past and present are important moving forward and tries to meld the ancient culture with today.

Queensland’s first quadriplegic doctor won’t let his disability stand in the way of making a difference.

At 25 years of age and halfway through his medical degree, Dinesh Palipana was involved in a single vehicle crash near Brisbane’s Gateway Motorway.

While his journey to become a doctor has been far from easy, his experiences have given him new perspective.

Journalist turned children’s book writer Julie Fison is encouraging young people to put down their phones and experience nature.

Queensland father-of-three Shaune Watts shares his story of fundraising for the Mater Little Miracles and the Leukaemia Foundation.

Since 2009 he has raised more than $500,000 for Mater Little Miracles and the Leukaemia Foundation to give back to the charities that saved his family.

Beer expert and writer Matt Kirkegaard makes a living out of knowing the best brews.

Matt joins us on Your shout to talk about what makes beer so special and where he found his passion.

If you’ve ever wanted to meet a mermaid, freediving champion Amber Bourke is about as close as you’ll get.

RACQ member Tiffany Melius was just 14-years-old when she fell in love with Sports Climbing, little did she know that her hobby could one day take her to the Olympics.

Despite health and fitness trending on social media, obesity remains at the top of the list of chronic diseases affecting Queenslanders.

Husband, father of two and health coach David Contarini has made it his personal mission to educate Queenslanders about health while pursuing his role as RACQ’s Head of Community and Education.

During the 80s and 90s, the mere mention of the name Gene Miles was enough to strike fear in the hearts of opponents south of the border.

Today, he's sitting down with Deb Eccleston at Your shout to chat about his involvement with Former Origin Greats (FOGs), his work with indigenous youth and the 2019 NRL season.