Think being a koala keeper is all cuddles and naps? 

Lone Pine educator Anna Johnston joined Carla to reveal the messy reality of raking poo and the fascinating reason why these sleepy icons have fingerprints almost identical to our own. 

 

Think being a koala keeper is all cuddles and naps? 
Lone Pine educator Anna Johnston joined Carla to reveal the messy reality of raking poo and the fascinating reason why these sleepy icons have fingerprints almost identical to our own.&nbsp;
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Can a koala frame you for a crime? Lone Pine’s Wild long weekend secrets

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Full Show: 4BC Afternoons with Carla Bignasca, January 23rd, 2026

Queensland is facing an unseasonal spike in influenza cases as a mutated new strain, dubbed "Super K," sweeps through the state this January. 

AMA Queensland President Dr. Nick Yim joined Carla Bignasca to explain why your last flu shot might not be enough and what you need to know to protect your family before school returns.

Queensland is facing an unseasonal spike in influenza cases as a mutated new strain, dubbed "Super K," sweeps through the state this January. 
AMA Queensland President Dr. Nick Yim joined Carla Bignasca to explain why your last flu shot might not be enough and what you need to know to protect your family before school returns.

Why a "Super Flu" is sparking a rare summer surge in Queensland

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Twenty-four years after her historic gold medal win, Alisa Camplin is heading to Italy as Chef de Mission to lead our second-largest Winter Olympic team in history. 

She opened up about the "once-in-a-generation" squad, from Townsville bobsledders to five-time legends, and why the world should finally stop underestimating the Aussies on the ice.

Twenty-four years after her historic gold medal win, Alisa Camplin is heading to Italy as Chef de Mission to lead our second-largest Winter Olympic team in history. 
She opened up about the "once-in-a-generation" squad, from Townsville bobsledders to five-time legends, and why the world should finally stop underestimating the Aussies on the ice.

Can a koala frame you for a crime? Lone Pine’s Wild long weekend secrets

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