Glenn Richards: FIBATTY!

<p><em>- FIBATTY!</em> is the peculiar title of Glenn Richards' latest solo album. A quick Google check will let you know that its etymology is unknown and that it is safe to assume that it’s an acronym devised by the songwriter and adroit wordsmith, Glenn Richards.

4ZZZ Top 20

1. Tia Gostelow - CHRYSALIS

2. Full Power Happy Hour - Steely Fences (Single)

3. Jodie Flange - Welcome To The Elephant Graveyard, Honey

4. Mitch, Please - The Bin Collection

5. The Stress Of Leisure - Faux Wave

6. Perve Endings - Slow Burn

7. Flangipanis - Asshole Aunt (Single)

8. Emily Wurramara - Cruisin' (Single)

9. Kristy Apps - These Streets (Single)

10. Golden Age Of Ballooning - Birthday (Single)

11. Emma Bosworth - Summer (Single)

12. The Double Happiness - Surfgazing

Godtet: III

<p><span><span>- Within the outskirts of modern Australian jazz lives the <strong>Miles Davis</strong>’ school of thought, that’s the Social Music method of “You take out what you want, and leave what you don't like”, this method is being extrapolated with increasingly robust results. Improv quintet GODTET<strong> </strong>have released the third installation to their triptych <em>GODTET III</em>, which is filled with inspired conversation and a finely tuned group dynamic.</span></span></p>

Fiji hit by major cyclone overnight

Fiji was hit by Tropical Cyclone Yasa last night in what was one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. 

More than 300 evacuation centres were full overnight as people took shelter from the category 5 storm. 

Authorities and volunteers are just starting to uncover the extent of the damage this morning.

 

Eat Aussie this Chrissie

Agriculture Minister David Littleproud is calling for Australians to eat 100 percent Aussie this Christmas to support our farmers. 

“Australia’s farmers have defied drought, bushfires and a pandemic to deliver an abundance of fresh food throughout the year,” Minister Littleproud said.

Over 200 000 Queenslanders out of work this Christmas

Queensland’s unemployment rate has stayed at 7.7 per cent this November while the national average dropped to 6.8 per cent, the ABS revealed. 

Over 211 000 Queenslanders are out of work this Christmas, 41 000 more than this time last year. 

Queensland budget papers estimate the state jobless average won’t drop to 6.5 percent until June 2024.