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, Saturday 9th November 2024

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

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FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, November 2nd, 2024

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines, including all the action from last night's election.
With David Crisafulli and the LNP ascending to power, it was a lot closer than people expected with some doubting that the LNP will be able to form a majority. Olympia breaks down the events from last night, including the two major parties and other victories and losses from the night. 

We hear from Gary Hardgrave who provides his perspective after helming the 4BC coverage yesterday evening.

We also hear what sweet treats you spotted at the polling booths around QLD yesterday! From the tried and true ‘Democracy Sausage’ to interesting chutneys and cakes!

PLUS in some non-election food goodness - Tyler Schofield joins to talk about Blueberries! As a pioneer of the blueberry industry and after years of perfecting a propagation program that made blueberries commercially viable, he’s now shaking things up right here in Queensland. We hear more about his journey and things to look out for when buying your blueberries in the supermarket.

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines, including all the action from last night's election. With David Crisafulli and the LNP ascending to power, it was a lot closer than people expected with some doubting that the LNP will be able to form a majority. Olympia breaks down the events from last night, including the two major parties and other victories and losses from the night. 
We hear from Gary Hardgrave who provides his perspective after helming the 4BC coverage yesterday evening.
We also hear what sweet treats you spotted at the polling booths around QLD yesterday! From the tried and true ‘Democracy Sausage’ to interesting chutneys and cakes!
PLUS in some non-election food goodness - Tyler Schofield joins to talk about Blueberries! As a pioneer of the blueberry industry and after years of perfecting a propagation program that made blueberries commercially viable, he’s now shaking things up right here in Queensland. We hear more about his journey and things to look out for when buying your blueberries in the supermarket.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, Sunday 27th October 2024

On the show today: It’s election day! Olympia covers the day's headlines, including the final interviews with both Steven Miles and David Crisafulli before Queenslanders cast their vote. There’s also a stack of events around the River City this weekend - we hear more about how traffic will be affected.

Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant calling in from the Australian Institute of Horticulture Conference. Paul tells us what he’s been up to including an announcement of which iconic plant has taken out the gong for the AIH Top Plant for 2024 for the Subtropical Climate!
Paul also answers questions about a mysterious white substance covering indoor plants, a Balga grass plant losing its foliage, issues with a King Orchid and how to remedy a drying fiddle leaf fig. 
PLUS Paul tells us about some weekend gardening events to get along to.

In the second hour; we turn our attention back to the election and check in with Nine’s State Political Reporter Tim Arvier. Tim gives us his thoughts on the campaign thus far and his tip for who will be our next QLD Premier.
One of Australia’s most celebrated pastry chefs and the Queen of Chocolate, Kirsten Tibballs, joins Olympia in studio ahead of the 2024 Brisbane Good Food and Wine Show. She tells us more about what we can expect from this year's event and her chocolate masterclass.

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

On the show today: It’s election day! Olympia covers the day's headlines, including the final interviews with both Steven Miles and David Crisafulli before Queenslanders cast their vote. There’s also a stack of events around the River City this weekend - we hear more about how traffic will be affected. Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant calling in from the Australian Institute of Horticulture Conference. Paul tells us what he’s been up to including an announcement of which iconic plant has taken out the gong for the AIH Top Plant for 2024 for the Subtropical Climate! Paul also answers questions about a mysterious white substance covering indoor plants, a Balga grass plant losing its foliage, issues with a King Orchid and how to remedy a drying fiddle leaf fig.  PLUS Paul tells us about some weekend gardening events to get along to.
In the second hour; we turn our attention back to the election and check in with Nine’s State Political Reporter Tim Arvier. Tim gives us his thoughts on the campaign thus far and his tip for who will be our next QLD Premier. One of Australia’s most celebrated pastry chefs and the Queen of Chocolate, Kirsten Tibballs, joins Olympia in studio ahead of the 2024 Brisbane Good Food and Wine Show. She tells us more about what we can expect from this year's event and her chocolate masterclass.
PLUS: We hear from Ryan McCann of First National Cleveland for a weekly real estate update.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, Saturday 26th October 2024

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines, including reports of duplicate transactions appearing for some Commonwealth Bank customers during the week. 

Gardening sees Arno King and Olympia talking about spice gardens! With all the sun coming our way, Arno talks through some of the key spices that could thrive during this time if planted.
Arno also answers your questions - including how to deal with mosquitoes in a small backyard, why growing ginger from store bought roots is illegal in QLD, and what veggies would be ideal to plant at this time of year.  
PLUS Arno shares some great gardening events coming up, including the Buderim Garden Festival!


In the second hour; we get another update on the ‘Royals Down Under’ from 2GB journalist Katie Fuller, as King Charles and Queen Camilla commence their engagements in Australia.
We also hear from Q Shelter Executive Director Fiona Caniglia, following their launch of a landmark study into the effect of the Olympic Games on homelessness and the local housing market in the lead up to Brisbane 2032. Fiona talks us through how the study will work.
PLUS Friday 25th October is World Champagne Day! We hear from Emporium Hotel Southbank’s Director of Beverage, Rob Brady, who tells us what they will be doing to mark the occasion.

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines, including reports of duplicate transactions appearing for some Commonwealth Bank customers during the week. Gardening sees Arno King and Olympia talking about spice gardens! With all the sun coming our way, Arno talks through some of the key spices that could thrive during this time if planted. Arno also answers your questions - including how to deal with mosquitoes in a small backyard, why growing ginger from store bought roots is illegal in QLD, and what veggies would be ideal to plant at this time of year.  PLUS Arno shares some great gardening events coming up, including the Buderim Garden Festival!
 In the second hour; we get another update on the ‘Royals Down Under’ from 2GB journalist Katie Fuller, as King Charles and Queen Camilla commence their engagements in Australia. We also hear from Q Shelter Executive Director Fiona Caniglia, following their launch of a landmark study into the effect of the Olympic Games on homelessness and the local housing market in the lead up to Brisbane 2032. Fiona talks us through how the study will work. PLUS Friday 25th October is World Champagne Day! We hear from Emporium Hotel Southbank’s Director of Beverage, Rob Brady, who tells us what they will be doing to mark the occasion.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, Sunday 20th October 2024

On the show today: Olympia covers the day's headlines, including recent polls showing that a Labor election victory may not be on the cards, despite Premier Steven Miles being almost level with David Crisafulli in the preferred premier stakes. 
Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant and Olympia myth-bust chemical vs organic approaches in your garden. Paul tells us why he thinks gardening “naturally” is a better term, and how “chemical-free” gardening doesn’t really exist. Paul also answers your questions about oleander trees, how to get the best out of a hippeastrum bulb and if fertiliser can help to grow hotter chilies. PLUS Paul introduces his plant of the week: Beach Vitex or Coastal Vitex (Vitex rotundifolia) - an underrated plant that is often used for council rehabilitation projects near the beach. 


In the second hour; we get an update on the ‘Royals Down Under’ from 2GB journalist Katie Fuller, as King Charles and Queen Camilla touched down in Sydney yesterday.
A bit closer to home, today is the Kalbar Country Festival! Olympia chats with organiser Don Young ahead of the day's festivities - where hay sculptures, local food and entertainment is all on offer.
The Eagleby Community and Wetlands Group are doing a public display to show the 200m width of the planned Coomera Connector tollway corridor crossing the Albert and Logan rivers. The group is advocating for better use of road funding to fix existing roads as an alternative to a new and destructive corridor. We hear more from group member Robert Livingstone. 

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

On the show today: Olympia covers the day's headlines, including recent polls showing that a Labor election victory may not be on the cards, despite Premier Steven Miles being almost level with David Crisafulli in the preferred premier stakes.  Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant and Olympia myth-bust chemical vs organic approaches in your garden. Paul tells us why he thinks gardening “naturally” is a better term, and how “chemical-free” gardening doesn’t really exist. Paul also answers your questions about oleander trees, how to get the best out of a hippeastrum bulb and if fertiliser can help to grow hotter chilies. PLUS Paul introduces his plant of the week: Beach Vitex or Coastal Vitex (Vitex rotundifolia) - an underrated plant that is often used for council rehabilitation projects near the beach. 
 In the second hour; we get an update on the ‘Royals Down Under’ from 2GB journalist Katie Fuller, as King Charles and Queen Camilla touched down in Sydney yesterday. A bit closer to home, today is the Kalbar Country Festival! Olympia chats with organiser Don Young ahead of the day's festivities - where hay sculptures, local food and entertainment is all on offer. The Eagleby Community and Wetlands Group are doing a public display to show the 200m width of the planned Coomera Connector tollway corridor crossing the Albert and Logan rivers. The group is advocating for better use of road funding to fix existing roads as an alternative to a new and destructive corridor. We hear more from group member Robert Livingstone. 
PLUS: We hear from Ryan McCann of First National Cleveland for a weekly real estate update.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, Saturday 19th October 2024

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines.

Gardening sees Arno King and Olympia get stuck into your questions straight away! Arno provides tips on promoting new growth in a Jacaranda tree, if Seasol applied by watering can is safe for potted plants, how to deal with spiders on roses, looking after native Citrus Finger Limes, black spots on Orchids, and if Dolomite counteracts wet ground. PLUS Arno shares an upcoming workshop he’s doing next Saturday as well as other gardening events around our city.

In the second hour; Olympia recaps today's big story that Steven Miles has pledged $1.4 billion over 4 years to provide free lunches to all Queensland Primary Schools if Labor are re-elected. We hear your feedback on this issue, and speak with YMCA QLD CEO Damian Foley who shares the benefits of free school lunches for children’s concentration and development..
Speaking of the election, Olympia chats with the chair of the Brisbane Flight Path Community Alliance, Marcus Foth. With the campaigning heating up, the alliance has released a scorecard outlining how the major parties stack up on issues that are important to them - and it’s looking turbulent for two of them.
We also hear from CEO and Chairman of Consolidated Properties Group, Don O’Rourke, who tells us about their latest Monarch Residences, the appeal of riverfront living, and what makes these penthouses truly special for discerning buyers.

On the show today: Olympia is back and covering the day's headlines.
Gardening sees Arno King and Olympia get stuck into your questions straight away! Arno provides tips on promoting new growth in a Jacaranda tree, if Seasol applied by watering can is safe for potted plants, how to deal with spiders on roses, looking after native Citrus Finger Limes, black spots on Orchids, and if Dolomite counteracts wet ground. PLUS Arno shares an upcoming workshop he’s doing next Saturday as well as other gardening events around our city.
In the second hour; Olympia recaps today's big story that Steven Miles has pledged $1.4 billion over 4 years to provide free lunches to all Queensland Primary Schools if Labor are re-elected. We hear your feedback on this issue, and speak with YMCA QLD CEO Damian Foley who shares the benefits of free school lunches for children’s concentration and development.. Speaking of the election, Olympia chats with the chair of the Brisbane Flight Path Community Alliance, Marcus Foth. With the campaigning heating up, the alliance has released a scorecard outlining how the major parties stack up on issues that are important to them - and it’s looking turbulent for two of them. We also hear from CEO and Chairman of Consolidated Properties Group, Don O’Rourke, who tells us about their latest Monarch Residences, the appeal of riverfront living, and what makes these penthouses truly special for discerning buyers.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, Sunday 13th October 2024

On the show today: Olympia covers the day's headlines, including reports that a Townsville resident was attacked by her own Pitbull leading to substantial arm injuries. We hear your thoughts on this issue. 
Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant and Olympia talk about the flourishing Jacaranda trees around our city and surroundings. Paul also answers your questions about silky oak nectar and pH in pot plant soil - including how often to check it and what is involved in the process.  
PLUS Paul introduces his plant of the week: the ‘Mini Quini’ or Melaleuca, a low maintenance Australian native that is adaptable to wet and dry conditions once established. 

In the second hour; Olympia chats with Women In Digital founder Holly Hunt about the rising numbers of women working within the tech sector. Women in Digital is Brisbane-based but also a national organisation, surveying women working in tech and digital across the country. Holly tells us more about the state of the sector as it stands and the role that men can play in empowering women in the tech sector.

Increasing age limits on social media is one of the topics dominating political platforms right now. We hear from Social Kung Fu founder Matt Purcell, who tells us why social media is so harmful and if it’s possible to make real change on a global scale. 

PLUS: We hear from Andrew South of First National By The Bay for a weekly real estate update.

On the show today: Olympia covers the day's headlines, including reports that a Townsville resident was attacked by her own Pitbull leading to substantial arm injuries. We hear your thoughts on this issue.  Gardening is back for another week, and sees Paul Plant and Olympia talk about the flourishing Jacaranda trees around our city and surroundings. Paul also answers your questions about silky oak nectar and pH in pot plant soil - including how often to check it and what is involved in the process.   PLUS Paul introduces his plant of the week: the ‘Mini Quini’ or Melaleuca, a low maintenance Australian native that is adaptable to wet and dry conditions once established. 
In the second hour; Olympia chats with Women In Digital founder Holly Hunt about the rising numbers of women working within the tech sector. Women in Digital is Brisbane-based but also a national organisation, surveying women working in tech and digital across the country. Holly tells us more about the state of the sector as it stands and the role that men can play in empowering women in the tech sector.
Increasing age limits on social media is one of the topics dominating political platforms right now. We hear from Social Kung Fu founder Matt Purcell, who tells us why social media is so harmful and if it’s possible to make real change on a global scale. 
PLUS: We hear from Andrew South of First National By The Bay for a weekly real estate update.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Weekend Breakfast with Olympia Kwitowski, Saturday 12th October 2024

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

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

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A group of residents on Brisbane’s outskirts who have recently launched legal action against the state government. The Stop The Toxic Fire Ant Program Group are concerned over the government's fire ant poisoning program - citing potential harm to domestic pets and calling for a proper impact study to be conducted. Olympia chats with group member Sarah McGuire who tells us more about the deaths of domestic pets that are potentially related to this action and other impacts on local flora and fauna.

A group of residents on Brisbane’s outskirts who have recently launched legal action against the state government. The Stop The Toxic Fire Ant Program Group are concerned over the government's fire ant poisoning program - citing potential harm to domestic pets and calling for a proper impact study to be conducted. Olympia chats with group member Sarah McGuire who tells us more about the deaths of domestic pets that are potentially related to this action and other impacts on local flora and fauna.

Concerned residents are launching legal action against the State Government over their Fire Ant eradication program

Cultural Cyber Security Executive Director Brian Hayes, joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast to discuss the ever-present topic of cyber security and scams.

Cultural Cyber Security Executive Director Brian Hayes, joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast to discuss the ever-present topic of cyber security and scams.

'No accountability': Cyber security expert SLAMS banks for poor handling of scams

Australian Paralympic swimmer Karni Liddell, joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast to talk about the lack of support for Australian Paralympians. 

Australian Paralympic swimmer Karni Liddell, joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast to talk about the lack of support for Australian Paralympians.

Karni Liddell weighs in on the lack of support for Australian Paralympians

Legendary ice skaters Torvill and Dean, joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast ahead of their long-awaited return to Australia with their farewell tour - Torvill & Dean: Our Last Dance.

Legendary ice skaters Torvill and Dean, joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast ahead of their long-awaited return to Australia with their farewell tour - Torvill &amp; Dean: Our Last Dance.

Olympia talks to the legends of the ice, Torvill and Dean

Got a vacancy for the next 18 months and looking for a four-legged companion to host for a good cause? Olympia was joined in the studio by Empower Assistance Dogs CEO Tracey Murray and a very special furry friend to tell you how.

Got a vacancy for the next 18 months and looking for a four-legged companion to host for a good cause? Olympia was joined in the studio by Empower Assistance Dogs CEO Tracey Murray and a very special furry friend to tell you how.

Empower Assistance Dogs CEO Tracey Murray

Olympia speaks with Scenic Rim alternative country artist Laura Frank following her recent performance at the Kalbar Sunflower Festival. Laura is an award-winning musician and she joins to talk about her upbringing, music and the hive of activity currently on offer in her region, including Eat Local month in June 2024.

Olympia speaks with Scenic Rim alternative country artist Laura Frank following her recent performance at the Kalbar Sunflower Festival. Laura is an award-winning musician and she joins to talk about her upbringing, music and the hive of activity currently on offer in her region, including Eat Local month in June 2024.

Scenic Rim alternative country artist Laura Frank joins Weekend Breakfast

Safewill Legal Principal Solicitor, Isabelle Marcarian joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast to chat about the worrying number of Australians that do not have a will.

Marcarian also answered several questions from listeners about the do's and don'ts when creating a will.

Safewill Legal Principal Solicitor, Isabelle Marcarian joined Olympia Kwitowski on 4BC Weekend Breakfast to chat about the worrying number of Australians that do not have a will.
Marcarian also answered several questions from listeners about the do's and don'ts when creating a will.

Wills 101: Tips, tricks and how to create a will for free

Lengthy voting lines and slow counting were reported after yesterday's Local Government Elections. Julie Cavanagh from the Electoral Commission of Queensland answered your questions.

Lengthy voting lines and slow counting were reported after yesterday's Local Government Elections. Julie Cavanagh from the Electoral Commission of Queensland answered your questions.

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