4ZZZ Top 20
1. Hatchie - Quicksand (Single)
2. Jaguar Jonze - LITTLE FIRES (Single)
3. Zheani - Napalm (Single)
4. Cuckoo Coco - Mood Street Gas Lighting
5. Flangipanis - Fuckin' Woo
6. Gabriella Cohen - Blue No More
7. Bad Neighbour - Slip Away (Single)
8. Whalehouse - Latte Art For Beginners
9. Greta Stanley - Red Earth Dirt (Single)
10. Locust Revival - YOUR DELUSIONS ARE NOT MINE (Single)
11. Sacred Hearts - Vices (Single)
12. Eleea - Stings (Single)
TUESDAY 08 FEBRUARY, 11AM
Your 11am Zedlines presented by Kristina Puljak and Ivana Daskalovic.
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Gabriella Cohen: Blue No More
<p><span><span><span>- Gabriella Cohen returns with a new full-length, infused with her signature blues-rocking and also that subversive ability to visit all sorts of styles without you even realising. Unassumingly self-released -I mean, it’s not the time to be making big industry moves, is it?- it just might be the time, however, to throw off the smothering blanket of the last couple of years and be </span><em>Blue No More</em><span>.</span></span></span></p>
Katie Dey: Forever Music
<p><span><span><span>- Taking a step back from the increasingly prolific output of Australian noise-pop artist Katie Dey, it’s actually kind of crazy to hear the difference between her earliest, hyper-experimental, jagged, digital storms of destroyed pop and what now, in many ways, is recognisably the sound of a singer-songwriter. Dey’s music is so integral to her being that such a change speaks to profound changes in herself.
Years & Years: Night Call
<p><span><span>- Bands devolving into other line-ups, splitting into duos or trios is commonplace in the music industry. Also just as common, though you might not think it so, are bands downsizing to just one person – <strong>WHAM!
Zedlines, Monday February 7, 11am
Moreton Bay Regional Council has made the controversial decision to demolish Suttons Beach Pavilion - with its official closure set for February 28th. In response to the announcement, a petition calling for the building to be saved has reached 6000 signatures. The pavilion - which was built in 1937 - is a popular destination for both tourists and the local community.
Zedlines, Monday February 7, 9am
9am Zedlines with James and Indio.
Image source: https://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/94393
Amount paid for national park commercial-in-confidence
The Queensland State Government has purchased land west of Townsville, known as ‘the lakes’, from a grazier as an addition to the national park network.
Environment Minister Meaghan Scanlon announced yesterday the purchase of the 35,300 hectare parcel of land in Gudjala country.
The cost, which remains unknown to the public, was subsidised by a contribution made by Wyss Foundation and it is understood the property had been in the previous land owner's family for generations.
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Birds gone
Collaborative research led by The University of Queensland has found that threatened birds have disappeared from almost 70% of Australia since European colonisation.
A critically endangered bird, known as the Regent Honeyeater, used to flock in the thousands to the north of Brisbane. The bird is now rarely seen in a group of more than a dozen and it is estimated that there are only about 500 of the birds remaining, but Professor James Watson believes that there is a chance the Honeyeater can make a comeback.