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Listen to 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski from 6am-8am on Saturday and Sunday on 4BC.

Listen to 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski from 6am-8am on Saturday and Sunday on 4BC.

4BC Weekend Breakfast. Discussing and tackling the biggest local issues.

4BC Weekend Breakfast. Discussing and tackling the biggest local issues.

4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski

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FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, November 3rd, 2024

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines, including reports that four ministers are in line to be sacked if the number of crime victims is not reduced over the next four years.

Gardening is back for another week, with Paul Plant filling in for Arno King. We get stuck into your questions straight away, including what limes would be best to grow on a balcony, what can be done with orchids that have outgrown their pots; growing Japanese maples in QLD and if the lack of humidity explains why the Kangaroo Paws are doing so well this season.
PLUS Paul shares some upcoming gardening events to get along to.

In the second hour,  Chairman of the Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway Robert Shearer joins Olympia following the return of their flagship PB18 steam train after a four year hiatus. Robert tells us more about this exciting development for this tourism icon.

We also hear from Chef Dan Arnold, a Brisbane local and the culinary genius who is gearing up to represent Australia in the world-renowned Bocuse d'Or, often dubbed the “Olympics of the culinary world.” Dan explains more about the competition and his preparations for the event.

PLUS: what’s the weirdest thing you have found in your work fridge? And can it beat a tube of toothpaste and an egg? We hear your strange discoveries!

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines, including reports that four ministers are in line to be sacked if the number of crime victims is not reduced over the next four years.
Gardening is back for another week, with Paul Plant filling in for Arno King. We get stuck into your questions straight away, including what limes would be best to grow on a balcony, what can be done with orchids that have outgrown their pots; growing Japanese maples in QLD and if the lack of humidity explains why the Kangaroo Paws are doing so well this season. PLUS Paul shares some upcoming gardening events to get along to.
In the second hour,  Chairman of the Queensland Pioneer Steam Railway Robert Shearer joins Olympia following the return of their flagship PB18 steam train after a four year hiatus. Robert tells us more about this exciting development for this tourism icon.
We also hear from Chef Dan Arnold, a Brisbane local and the culinary genius who is gearing up to represent Australia in the world-renowned Bocuse d'Or, often dubbed the “Olympics of the culinary world.” Dan explains more about the competition and his preparations for the event.
PLUS: what’s the weirdest thing you have found in your work fridge? And can it beat a tube of toothpaste and an egg? We hear your strange discoveries!

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, Sunday 10th November 2024

On the show today: Olympia covers the headlines including Queensland Cricket and the Brisbane Lions impassioned plea to Premier David Crisafulli to scrap his ban on a new Olympic stadium, arguing the proposed 60,000- seat venue at Victoria Park is a better option than rebuilding the Gabba. 

Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant answer your questions straight away! We learn more about why lavender struggles to grow in SE QLD and tips to promote growth; a mysterious wild plant growing in a Tarragindi park; the best way to plant Paw Paw seeds and what plants can attract more bees and butterflies in your garden. 
PLUS Paul introduces his plant of the week: Piper novae-hollandiae (now Piper hederaceum var. hederaceum). A native pepper vine with a lovely heart shaped leaf.

In the second hour; Olympia chats with CEO of Ambulance Wish Queensland (AWQ), Louise O’Neill. AWQ holds a remarkable mission: providing Queenslanders with life-limiting illnesses access to specialised transport and clinical care, helping them fulfil a final, meaningful wish and create lasting memories. Louise tells us more about the project's beginnings and how you can support it to continue this great work.

Elsewhere, we hear from Queensland native and proud Queensland University of Technology (QUT) graduate Natalie Bailey - a film director who has released a cracking dark comedy ‘Audrey’ this week. It’s already receiving rave reviews at international festivals, with Natalie’s unique brand of humour and storytelling capturing audiences around the globe. Natalie tells us more about the film and her journey.

PLUS: We hear from Ryan McCann of First National Cleveland for a weekly real estate update.

On the show today: Olympia covers the headlines including Queensland Cricket and the Brisbane Lions impassioned plea to Premier David Crisafulli to scrap his ban on a new Olympic stadium, arguing the proposed 60,000- seat venue at Victoria Park is a better option than rebuilding the Gabba. Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant answer your questions straight away! We learn more about why lavender struggles to grow in SE QLD and tips to promote growth; a mysterious wild plant growing in a Tarragindi park; the best way to plant Paw Paw seeds and what plants can attract more bees and butterflies in your garden.  PLUS Paul introduces his plant of the week: Piper novae-hollandiae (now Piper hederaceum var. hederaceum). A native pepper vine with a lovely heart shaped leaf.
In the second hour; Olympia chats with CEO of Ambulance Wish Queensland (AWQ), Louise O’Neill. AWQ holds a remarkable mission: providing Queenslanders with life-limiting illnesses access to specialised transport and clinical care, helping them fulfil a final, meaningful wish and create lasting memories. Louise tells us more about the project's beginnings and how you can support it to continue this great work.
Elsewhere, we hear from Queensland native and proud Queensland University of Technology (QUT) graduate Natalie Bailey - a film director who has released a cracking dark comedy ‘Audrey’ this week. It’s already receiving rave reviews at international festivals, with Natalie’s unique brand of humour and storytelling capturing audiences around the globe. Natalie tells us more about the film and her journey.
PLUS: We hear from Ryan McCann of First National Cleveland for a weekly real estate update.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, November 3rd, 2024

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