Step Outside with Paul Burt
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Aussie Made Boats with Eden Craft's Joel Ryan
Burty chats to Eden Craft Boats Marketing Manager Joel Ryan about their Australian-made boats and their history.
07:15
Minister Tony Perrett on the move to stop commercial Barramundi net fishing in Tin Can Bay
Last week there was a big announcement made from the Crisafulli Government, confirming it’s moving to stop commercial net fishing for barramundi south of Tin Can Bay. According to the minister, Labor's decision “entirely based on ideology - with no scientific basis”. We hear from Minister of Prima…
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Why sheep shearing should be at the Olympics
Andrew Watts joined the show to share his thoughts on a 16-year-old's petition to include sheep shearing in the Brisbane 2032 Olympics. Hear why he thinks it might be better suited as a cultural showcase or exhibition, and find out what outback activity he suggests for the Games instead!
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EXCLUSIVE: Minister announces new dams to be added to the SIPS Program on it's 25th Anniversary
Queensland’s Stocked Impoundment Permit Scheme (SIPS) is turning 25 this year, and to celebrate, the state is hosting the SIPS 25 Fishing Competition. Anglers will be competing across 61 dams and weirs for more than 30-thousand dollars worth in prizes. Minister for Primary Industries, Tony Perrett…
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Rural Aid highlights need for mental health support for farmers during times of crisis
Rural Aid is Australia's leading rural charity dedicated to providing practical support and vital services to these farmers and rural communities. CEO of Rural Aid, John Warlters, joined Step Outside with Paul Burt.
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'Desire paths' of Brisbane: What worn tracks reveal about our city
'Desire paths' are quietly carving their way across Brisbane parks, campuses and city corners. Anna Campbell, Executive Officer at Queensland Walks, joined Step Outside with Paul Burt to discuss what these well-worn tracks tell us about how we design and walk through our cities.
07:24
Mick Colliss: The unlikely road to representing Australia in our first ever Sudoku team
We hear the story of Mick Colliss, an author, writer, sports commentator and the vice captain of the first ever Australian Sudoku team - despite knowing nothing about the sport when he first ventured into it.
11:15
Reflecting on your career with Director of Technology People - Mike Roddy
As we head into office Christmas parties season - it’s a great time to reflect on your career. Director of Technology People and host of the Career Journeys And Aspirations Podcast, Mike Roddy, joins Olympia to talk tips for shaking things up if you’re feeling a change in your working life.
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Concerned residents are launching legal action against the State Government over their Fire Ant eradication program
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 …
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'No accountability': Cyber security expert SLAMS banks for poor handling of 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.
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