Celebrating 45 Years of 4ZZZ at The End!

Join us and celebrate 45 Years of Brisbane Community Radio 4ZZZ! Independent + Live since 1975.

There'll be cake from Alphabet Cafe, the limited edition H4ZZZY West Coast IPA we've brewed with Young Henrys & bangers from your favourite 4ZZZ DJ's at some of our fave venues around town:

December 3: The End, West End
December 10: Netherworld, Fortitude Valley
December 11: Banshees Bar & Artspace, Ipswich

Allysha Joy: Light It Again

<p><span><span>- It’s the end of an exceptionally long year and, while it seems unwise to say it, some of that thick, cloudbank of insanity which has dominated the past twelve months appears to be dispersing. It might even be that the new year on the way heralds a step back from precipice, instead of a continued, head-long plunge into complete annihilation. In Naarm / Melbourne, especially, it must already seem like a new day. Some locals, rather than just getting on the beers, have their sights set a little higher up the shelf of aspirations.

Megan Thee Stallion: Good News

<p><span><span>- Few people can claim to have had a good year throughout 2020. Of those few, barely any have had the year that Megan Thee Stallion<em> </em>has had. Coming off XXL and her <em>Fever</em> project last year, Megan has seen a wave of success with her last EP <em>Suga</em>, big hit <em>Savage</em>, the even bigger <strong>Beyonce </strong>remix and of course the much talked about <em>WAP </em>with <strong>Cardi B</strong>.

House prices rise leading into 2021

House prices are expected to rise further as we move into 2021, after rising nationally in November.

Property analysts are predicting prices will rise if Australian’s control over COVID-19 remains. 

While house prices are rising, apartment value in capital cities is declining due to a lack of international students.

 

Study finds young, struggling Australians don’t have access to mental health services

A study published in the Medical Journal of Australia on Monday found young Australians who took their own lives were usually disadvantaged males disengaged from work, study and mental health services.

Orygen researchers analysed coroner’s reports of 3,365 people aged 10 to 24 between 2006 to 2015 and found the rates of suicide has not significantly dropped.