The Double Happiness
That spooky surf indie-pop western sound... The Double Happiness is two couples from Bris Vegas. Reverb-a-riff-ic!
Best New Arrivals - September Pt 4
Local Artists
Zefereli: I Can’t Explain (Single) (Independent)
Start Together: Graham Chapman (Independent)
26th September 2018
Local Artists
Zefereli: I Can’t Explain (Single) (Independent)
Start Together: Graham Chapman (Independent)
Tetsuians
Tetsuians are an indie rock band born out of Melbourne, Australia.
Their self-titled debut album was voted in the top ten albums of 2019 by 4ZZZ.
The band’s third album, Repairs and Alterations, gained rotational airplay on U.S. college radio and was again voted in the top ten albums of 2022 by 4ZZZ.
Team Utopia
Redcliffe outfit Team Utopia have come a long way in 5 years. After international support slots with Richie Ramone and Bonjah the band has gained a global cult following. Various line ups and experimenting brings the outfit to its destined maturity Team Utopia gained momentum this year with the inclusion of Aria hall of fame inductee and ex Skyhooks and Angels guitarist "Bob Spencer". The band stole the show at the last Rockin for the homeless event snd are turning heads and pricking ears whenever they play..
Passion Cactus
Home-grown Brisbane rock band, in favour of love.
Treehouse Letters
Treehouse Letters is a two piece dream team, showcasing enchanting harmonies and a distinctive sound.
11am Zedlines
This is Tessa and Angus with your 11am Zedlines.
Image source: Wikimedia Commons
Animal feed supplements shortage in Central Queensland
Dry weather conditions in Central Queensland has affected the production of animal feed supplements.
Drought-declared grazier and AgForce representative John Baker says he has fed molasses to his cattle since July, but only has a fortnight’s worth of supply left.
Mr Baker and other graziers are trying to have molasses imported back to Australia, as much of the Queensland’s molasses production has been sent overseas.
Rainbow Beach collapses
A section of shore on Rainbow Beach has collapsed, with water now reaching the treeline of Inskip Point.
The collapse follows a near-shore landslide that swallowed caravans at a nearby campsite in 2015.
Sunshine Coast University Earth Sciences lecturer Peter Davies said while the collapse will repair itself it’s inevitable another will occur.