4ZZZ Top 20
1. Tia Gostelow - Rush (Single)
2. Spirit Bunny - Bindii (Single)
3. VOIID - Sour (Single)
4. Use No Hooks - The Job (Album Of The Week)
5. Miiesha - Twisting Words (Single)
6. Requin - Rules That Won't Be Broken (Single)
7. Glitoris - Slut Power (Single)
8. Minor Premiers - Hawaiian Holiday (Single)
9. Alinta - RED (Single)
10. Good Boy - It Takes A Lot Of Skill To Milk A Mare
11. Hearts And Rockets - You Don't Know What You Have Until You've Had Enough (Single)
12. Claude - Everything's Changing (Single)
Jackson Reid Briggs And The Heaters: Hammered
<p><span><span>- For a band that focus on just how grubby and basically **** life is, Jackson Reid Briggs And The Heaters sure don’t let it affect their productivity. A case of positive pessimism, perhaps? They really are energetic: with an LP in 2017 and another in 2018, the only reason there wasn’t one in 2019, was because the band were off touring Europe, at least partially in support of their brand new, 2020 LP, <em>Hammered</em>.
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds: Blue Moon Rising
<p><span><span>- A look at Noel Gallagher’s recent discography with his High Flying Birds would suggest he’s been quite prolific. This continues with the new EP <em>Blue Moon Rising</em>, the latest of three EPs released since 2017’s <em>Who Built The Moon?</em> A closer look though reveals this apparent prolificacy to be a facade and this latest EP is simply the latest coat of paint. </span></span></p>
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Coronavirus silver lining for private jet industry.
Coronavirus is positively affecting the private jet industry due to the perception of a decreased risk of contracting coronavirus on private aircraft.
Alain Leboursier, Head of Sales and Development at LunaJets, Europe's leading private jet charter, says "in the last two weeks, private travel inquiries have increased by 45%. lining
Fines will apply if people are caught not self isolating
The West Australian government has threatened penalties of $50,000 to those who refuse to self-isolate when instructed.
Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said refusing to self-isolate could mean fines of $13,000 in her state.
While it began as a voluntary measure, self-isolation has started to become mandatory in some circumstances.
Queensland health urging everyone to practice good health and stay home if sick.
There are 35 confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in Queensland.
Currently, all cases are in South-East Queensland, excluding one individual in Kingaroy and one individual in Rockhampton.
Queensland Health is urging everyone to practice good hygiene and to stay home if you’re sick.
Construction of Brisbanes Newest bridge.
Minister for Innovation and Tourism Industry Development, the Honorable Kate Jones, has announced the construction of Brisbane’s first bridge in over a decade.
The Neville Bonner bridge will span 320 metres from Queens Wharf shopping and dining precinct to the cultural hub in South Bank.
The bridge is expected to be completed in 2022 and supports more than 10,000 people every day.
Los Angeles residents now stocking up on guns.
Fearful of a coronavirus meltdown, people in Los Angeles are rushing to gun stores to buy pistols, semi-automatic weapons and boxes of ammunition.
Some LA residents have been waiting in long queues, shoulder-to-shoulder, for up to five hours.
John Gore told the LA times that people need to be prepared for anything and to protect themselves.