Your chance to see some of your favourite ABC Brisbane presenters at the World Science Festival

Next week, 612 ABC Radio Brisbane will be out and about broadcasting live, giving you the chance to say hi to some of your favourite presenters and watch them in action.

On Thursday, come and have your say as Steve Austin broadcasts live from Springwood at Chatswood Central Shopping Centre between 8.30 and 11am.

Then on Friday, join Craig and Loretta live from 5am on the Kangaroo Point Bridge as we celebrate its arrival over the Brisbane River.

There are things in life that just make you sit back in wonder. Everyone has their own moments of being awe-struck, but what leaves your favourite 612 ABC Radio Brisbane and TV presenters speechless and amazed?

Don't miss an inspiring and visually captivating evening with Loretta Ryan, Ellen Fanning, Stephen Austin, Jessica van Vonderen, Jenny Woodward and Pip Courtney.

A group of "guerilla gardeners" have barricaded themselves in a community garden in response to the Queensland government's attempt to close the site due to contamination concerns.

Maree Baumann spends her nights huddling in the back of her car with her tiny dog, but according to a City of Moreton Bay local law change she is not a homeless camper.

Queensland Ballet welcomes its new artistic director after a year of controversy.

The awards continue to recognise the many inspiring collaborations and projects advancing reconciliation across businesses, community organisations, educational institutions, government agencies and local council’s in Queensland.

As the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parade shimmies and shakes its way up Oxford St, you can watch all of the colour live on ABC TV and ABC iview from 7.30pm, Saturday 1 March. Get ready to soak up all the glittering action with hosts Courtney Act and ABCQueer’s Mon Schafter, as we share all the love, queer stories, and celebrations from the Mardi Gras Parade.

Celebrate a night to remember across ABC TV, ABC iview and ABC Socials via TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook and discover a range of LGBTQIA+ content on ABC iview now.

Hard timers look like a scone but they’re enriched with eggs and sugar, making them that little bit more decadent. They can be made plain or with dried fruit and are delicious served warm with butter and jam.