Fed up with Queensland’s Hall of Fame currently only existing as a digital file, legendary sportswriter Crash Craddock reveals his passionate vision to give the 2032 Olympic centrepiece a much-needed "soul." 

Fed up with Queensland&rsquo;s Hall of Fame currently only existing as a digital file, legendary sportswriter Crash Craddock reveals his passionate vision to give the 2032 Olympic centrepiece a much-needed "soul."&nbsp;

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Crash Craddock’s radical vision for Brisbane’s new Olympic stadium

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It’s a region the size of Victoria, yet residents are still looking at the sky to predict the rain. 

Mayor Ben Hall explained the "staggering" reality of living without a weather radar and why the "heel of Queensland" is fighting for 21st-century tech.

It&rsquo;s a region the size of Victoria, yet residents are still looking at the sky to predict the rain. 
Mayor Ben Hall explained the "staggering" reality of living without a weather radar and why the "heel of Queensland" is fighting for 21st-century tech.

Summer Around The State: No radar, no worries? How the massive Quilpie Shire survives without weather

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When record flooding hit Winton while the Crackup Sisters were away on tour, the local community mobilised to save their home and iconic outback stage. 

Hear Amanda-Lyn Pearson share the heartwarming story of how a town gave back to the performers who have spent 17 years making them laugh.

When record flooding hit Winton while the Crackup Sisters were away on tour, the local community mobilised to save their home and iconic outback stage.&nbsp;
Hear Amanda-Lyn Pearson share the heartwarming story of how a town gave back to the performers who have spent 17 years making them laugh.

Why the entire town of Winton rushed to rescue the Crackup Sisters

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/db4d104f-ecc6-421a-a604-b3cd004fd659/transcript

Crash Craddock’s radical vision for Brisbane’s new Olympic stadium

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