Steve Austin Find out what's been going on in your city today. Each day you'll hear Brisbane's best mix of news, sport, music and entertainment. Listen in and become the thought leader at your dinner table tonight. Get the ABC listen app Take your favourite podcasts and radio with you Latest Brisbane Drive Dec 3, 2022 ABC launches investigation after host claims account was 'interfered' with amid trans porn 'likes' Steve Austin has since deleted his Twitter account. No second teal wave with potentially zero independents getting into the Vic parliament | 6 News
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Stephen Austin (born 1960 or 1961) is an Australian radio presenter who is best known for his lengthy tenure hosting various programs on ABC Radio Brisbane . Early life Austin was born at Epworth Hospital in the Melbourne suburb of Richmond. [2] He attended Syndal South Primary School, Caulfield Grammar School and Syndal Technical School. [2] The national broadcaster has launched an investigation after ABC Brisbane radio personality Steve Austin claimed his social media account was interfered with amid accusations he had "liked" videos featuring transgender pornography. Steve Austin With a thirst for knowledge, a healthy interest in philosophy, history, contemporary Australia, politics and motorbikes, there's plenty of topics for Steve to talk and argue about. Truth and trust are the values most important to Steve and he leaves no stone unturned to get to the bottom of an issue important to the people of his city. Steve Austin is a Brisbane-based broadcaster and presenter With a thirst for knowledge, a healthy interest in philosophy, history, politics, motorbikes and what's happening in his city, there'll be plenty of topics for Steve to talk and argue about on Drive.
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Steve Austin: ABC has confirmed that he will on Thursday formally announce his plan to retire. Simon Birmingham: Well, I haven't heard Greg make that announcement, and if he's going to, I'll respect his right to be able to do so himself. I think Greg has been an exceptional health minister and not just in relation to COVID-19, but even this. AUSTIN: Andrew Leigh is Assistant Minister for Competition, Charities and Treasury. This is ABC Radio Brisbane, it's 18 minutes past six. Let me go back to something we were talking about before - religion. One of the things that I noticed is although Christianity in Australia is still one of the largest or the largest religious grouping, the. STEVE AUSTIN: All right. This is ABC Radio Brisbane. Let me ask you about nuclear power. ED HUSIC: M'hmm. STEVE AUSTIN: The reason I want to ask you is because today in Parliament House in Canberra there's a Senate Committee, it's the Environment and Communications Legislation Committee is taking evidence from a whole range of people about. ABC Radio - Brisbane, Drive with Steve Austin Senator the Hon. Simon Birmingham Minister for Finance Leader of the Government in the Senate Senator for South Australia Transcription: PROOF COPY E & OE Date: Thursday, 16 December 2021 Topic (s): Jobs growth; Wage growth; migration; Budget expenditure;
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Steve Austin: Simon Birmingham, thanks for coming on the program. Simon Birmingham: Hello, Steve.It's good to be with you. Steve Austin: What's actually on the site of the Damascus barracks at the moment? Simon Birmingham: Steve, it's a defence facility, but essentially it's mainly used by defence for storage and other low level purposes. So might need to be a little bit of assistance in. Radio Interview - ABC Brisbane Drive | Prime Minister of Australia STEVE AUSTIN, HOST: The current Prime Minister, the man who defeated Scott Morrison, at the federal election is Anthony Albanese and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Brisbane today.
STEVE AUSTIN: The AdBlue shortage appears to be nearing end, as millions of litres of diesel fluid produced locally.Last year, the trucking and transport industry were worried the supply of AdBlue are at critical levels. The whole supply issue started when China stopped exported urea, which is the raw material used. STEVE AUSTIN: The Federal Government has tipped more money into the social housing bucket for Queensland. $398 million from the Social Housing Accelerator. Julie Collins is the Federal Minister for Housing, Homelessness and Small Business. Julie Collins, thanks for joining me on ABC Radio Brisbane. What is a Social Housing Accelerator, please?
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MEET STEVE AUSTIN One of Brisbane's most respected broadcasters, Steve Austin comes to your airwaves with a thirst for knowledge and a strong focus on truth and trust. Steve has a keen interest in philosophy, history, politics, motorbikes and all things Brisbane. He leaves no stone unturned to get to the bottom of an issue important to you. Tuesday 20 June 2023 Prime Minister Steve Austin, Host: My guest is the Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese. Prime Minister, good afternoon. Anthony Albanese, Prime Minister: G'day, Steve. I assure you it's not 18 degrees in Canberra today. Austin: What is it? What is the temperature? Prime Minister: It is freezing.
