Beloved cartoon characters we grew up with have just hit the big screen with a splash.

Development.i provides you with access to past and current development application details and basic property information for the Brisbane City Council area.

Shocking stats about listening habits. Plus: why is the ABC doubling down on Eighties music?

Media companies are struggling, and to a great extent, it’s their own fault.

Songs from that era seem to be overrepresented. Plus: no holiday for these presenters.

Why radio will sound different next year. Plus: Stop serving me propaganda!

Some mid-week highlights from the world of radio. Also: a Brisbane original seems set to close.

One of the puppet’s former sidekicks is appearing this weekend. Plus: Another missing council sign.

Premier called out over Rocky weather in Games debate. Also: AI guide to the Brisbane Festival.

Street talk takes on a new meaning. Also: Former radio funnyman calls it quits. And A traffic update.

A closer look at Survey 5 results and why change may be afoot. Also: Nine eyes sale of Mt Coot-tha site.

Some further thoughts about the Survey 5 radio ratings results released this week.

This tower’s three clock faces are all different and all wrong. Is it symbolic of Broken Brisbane?

Cruise ships are my answer to many questions. But will they fix a crisis of Olympic proportions?

Is digital radio here to stay? Here’s what I used to think, and what I think now.

The uncomfortable reality facing the television industry emerged a few times during the annual ego-fest.

Also: Are Chris and Amy the new Kyle and Jackie O? And: Almost nothing about the Logies.

Uncritical praise for every new thing won’t make the Brisbane experience better.

Also: When Henry met Kyle, KS Live by the numbers, showtime at 4BC, and an AI review of Bertie Beetle

With no local variety shows, our pool of small-screen entertainers is shallow.

Is Kyle’s new venture the future of audio? Also: 4BC is at the Ekka. And: WTF, ABC?

Radio royalty to be the voice of our really big Show.

,,, but are regional radio stations under threat from proposed new laws?

Domestic violence spikes during big football games. The codes and media can help change that.

It seems my suggestions about saving a flailing radio station are unwelcome in some quarters.

Ray Hadley famously pulled the pin very quickly into his scheduled week-long visit back in 2022, but 4BC’s annual Ekka outside broadcast (OB) has been a recent tradition.

A tipster tells me that Tapt-supplied regional bulletins are about to get less current.

Old media wouldn’t have hired most of today’s online superstars Will new media embrace old faces?

How do we love the nightlife and keep it contained at the same time?

His agent pays tribute to the "multi-talented" broadcaster, comedian and conservationist.

An about-face made six years ago remains relevant for local radio. Also: Fordham theory advanced.

A simple suggestion that might help extend the life of local media. Plus: a dangerous leak?

Skeptics announce award winner. Also: Kyle Sandilands lives! And: Who’s in charge of our culture?