Test your trivia smarts against 4BC Drive with Let’s Get Quizzical!

Listen in as callers tackle ten fast-paced questions and high-stakes pressure to see who will be the last caller standing to win the prize.

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New Resolve polling shows Steven Miles sinking deep underwater with Queensland voters in crucial marginal seats, leaving state Labor under mounting leadership pressure.

Meanwhile, Redlands Mayor Jos Mitchell faces automatic removal from office after council rejected her extended medical leave request.

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A century after his debut, Winnie-the-Pooh is officially entering the public domain, opening the door for wild and unfiltered adaptations.

Professor Margaret Baguley unpacked the complex legal history behind the world's most beloved bear.

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Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson outlined the Coalition's plan to boost productivity by slashing energy costs and removing billions in burdensome regulation on small businesses.

He called for urgent spending reforms to stimulate private investment and ease the cost-of-living strain on Aussie families.

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Major bus routes and freight lines face significant disruptions as Brisbane’s Story Bridge closes for critical resurfacing works this summer.

Jared Cassidy slammed the council over years of neglected bridge maintenance and a total lack of clear public transport contingency plans.

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As all four major banks prepare for an impending interest rate hike, Compare the Market Economic Director David Koch warned that everyday households are carrying the burden of rising inflation alone.

Koch called out excessive government spending at all levels and urged the RBA to be fully transparent about what is truly driving rate rises.

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With youth offenders accounting for more than half of recent crackdowns, Queensland Police Minister Dan Purdie insisted tough bail consequences are finally restoring community safety.

But with corrections reporting severe overcrowding, Minister Purdie addressed whether early intervention can truly break the state’s revolving door of youth crime.

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Blaming baby boomers for Australia's housing crisis ignores decades of complex policy decisions, but telling younger generations to just give up coffee isn't solving anything either.

Hear a candid discussion on how setting aside the "Misery Olympics" can open the door to genuine cross-generational learning and solutions.

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