Homelessness is a tough issue, and we’re seeing more and more of it across the City of Moreton Bay. Recent incidents at Pelican Park and Wyllie Park have also left plenty of locals frustrated and asking what can actually be done.

Mayor Peter Flannery joins Travis Groves on Moreton Bay Today to talk about the challenges facing Council, what it can and can’t do, and whether the recent incidents are pushing State and Federal governments to act more.

Australia’s data centre boom is putting even more pressure on an already stretched construction workforce. HIA Managing Director Jocelyn Martin joins Travis Groves on Moreton Bay Today to discuss the race for skilled tradies, what it could mean for building costs, why Queensland is bucking the national housing approvals trend, and how fuel prices, interest rates and global conflict are impacting the cost of building a home.

Former Senator and People First Party founder Gerard Rennick joins Travis Groves on Moreton Bay Today for a straight-talking conversation about the rise of smaller parties, One Nation’s shock WA win, immigration, the cost-of-living crisis, housing, energy and fuel prices, plus his push to crack down on multinational companies shifting profits offshore to avoid paying their fair share of tax in Australia.

Imagine paying nearly $120 for a $20 pack of smoothies. Complaints about soaring home care costs are surging since recent aged care reforms.

Samantha Edmonds Director of Policy & Systemic Advocacy from the Older Persons Advocacy Network explains what families need to watch out for on this episode of Moreton Bay Today with Travis Groves.

Bin night might seem routine, but soaring fuel prices are hitting Queensland's waste and recycling industry hard — and your rates could be next. Trav catches up with Alison Price, CEO of the Waste and Recycling Industry of Queensland, about what it means for households and workers.

On this episode of "It Takes 2", Suzy & Johnny catch up with Abby, Sofia and Safiya from Sandgate State High School Journalism Club as they reflect on a successful researching, writing, and publishing.

Bruce Morcombe joins me to talk about Daniel’s Law, Queensland’s new child-sex-offender register named in honour of his son, and what it means for families. He also reflects on Day for Daniel 2025, Australia’s biggest child-safety awareness day, why wearing red still matters, and how every conversation helps protect kids.

He also looks ahead to what’s next for the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, continuing the mission to educate, empower, and keep kids safe.

The new Redcliffe Medicare Mental Health Centre is now open, offering free, walk-in support for locals doing it tough. Federal Member for Petrie Emma Comer joins us to explain how it will improve access and care for our community.

We also unpack the government’s new under-16 social media rule, what “reasonable steps” mean for platforms like TikTok and Instagram, and whether it could pave the way for digital ID concerns.

Plus, Emma breaks down the upcoming Payday Super change, ensuring workers get their super every payday and what it means for small businesses.