Podcast Summary
Brisbane News: Three men were arrested in Brisbane for trying to smuggle 400 million worth of liquid meth. Star Entertainment faces strike threats over pay issues. Biden condemns political violence following an assassination attempt on Trump, and a study reveals misleading fitness content online. Queensland fans support the Cowboys in the NRL finals.
A major drug bust in Brisbane saw authorities seize 400 million dollars worth of liquid meth hidden in juice bottles, leading to the arrest of three men. In other news, workers at Star Entertainment's Queen's Wharf development may strike over pay inequality. Political violence is condemned by President Biden after a recent assassination attempt on Trump. Additionally, a study found that a significant portion of fitness videos on social media contains misleading information. Meanwhile, Queensland sports fans are rallying behind the North Queensland Cowboys as they prepare for their NRL semi-final against Cronulla, showcasing the team's strong performance this season.
AFL Insights: Tom Stewart returns for Geelong in their prelim final against Brisbane, while the weather looks pleasant. Fans can also explore intriguing stories on the listener app, including corruption scandals and exciting narratives like 'Secrets We Keep: Baghdad Nights.'
Tom Stewart, a defender for Geelong, is set to return to the team just in time for their preliminary final against the Brisbane Lions in the Australian Football League. The weather in Brisbane looks pleasant, with sunny skies and a comfortable temperature. Fans can expect a great match between these two teams. In addition to sports, there's intriguing content available on the listener app, shedding light on major issues like Australian corruption scandals. The app offers engaging stories, including the new release, 'Secrets We Keep: Baghdad Nights,' which invites listeners to explore deeper narratives.