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QLD Government Mandate Is Like Hitler‘s Germany And Vaccine Is Poison Says Local Activist Rod Davis

Former Councillor Rod Davis and his group, Keep PD Free, have likened the actions of Hitler in Nazi Germany to the way the Palaszczuk State Government is handling the mandatory vaccination for employees in the Douglas Shire. Mr Davis insists it's already cost jobs locally and is going to get worse. He claims current vaccines are obsolete and downright dangerous. FAB FM's Paul Makin spoke to Mr Davis at today's protest at the Douglas Shire Council's offices in Mossman. This 'One On One' interview is UNEDITED

Handel‘s Messiah Is On The Way - Local Songbird Alteouise DeVaughn On Why It‘s A Christmas Must

Handel's Messiah has long been linked with Christmas celebrations throughout the world and in many countries. The Cairns 2021 performance of Handel's Messiah will bring together a massed choir of singers from across the region. This will be a memorable Christmas event not to be missed. FAB FM's Paul Makin chats to Port Local Alteouise DeVaughn about this exciting production at Cairns Performing Arts Centre this Sunday the 5th of December. The ticket prices are amazing with nothing over $29. https://www.cairns.qld.gov.au/CPAC/ticketlinkEvents/classical-music/handels-messiah-a-christmas-celebration  www.ticketlink.com.au

FAB FM Tech Guy Richard Pascoe Chats To Paul And Bruce About CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEAS - A COVID TIP - MICROSOFT NEWS - CRAP TECH ITEM OF THE WEEK And What ***** The Boys Off

FAB FM Tech Guy Richard Pascoe chats to Paul and Bruce about Christmas Gift Ideas, a COVID tip, tech news in general, The 'Crap Tech Item' of the week get's the brush AND the boys discuss what ***** them off. www.talktech.com.au

 

 

 

 

 

 

Country Superstars Tania Kernaghan & Gina Jeffreys Chat To FAB FM‘s Paul Makin About Their Brand New Single, A New Album They‘re Working On And ‘BREAKING NEWS‘ About A Trip Up Our Way Next Year

They are two of the biggest stars of Aussie country music and they've teamed up for new music and a big national tour. FAB FM's Paul Makin chats to the gals about their new single that chronicles a friendship that's lasted for 30 years, a new album in production and 'Breaking News' about their trip to our region next year. Gina Jeffreys and Tania Kernaghan are also giving back to the industry by paying it forward and mentoring new artists. ginajeffreys.com.au/  taniakernaghan.com/

 

 

Watch Out Who Gives You Tech Support - A Scam Buster Minister If Labor Wins - The New MACBOOK PRO Road Test - Paul Loves The Tech Item AND What ****s The Boys Off

FAB FM Tech Guy Richard Pascoe chats to Paul about the tech support you DON'T need, A Labor Government would have a 'Scam Buster' Minister if elected, Richard road tests the new MACBOOK PRO, Paul wants to buy the 'Crap Tech Item' of the week AND what ****s the boys off.

 

 

The Covid Safe App Is Dead Costing Tens Of Millions - The iPod is 20 years Old And Also Dead - Privacy According To The Feds And What ***** The Boys Off PLUS More

FAB FM Tech Guy Richard Pascoe chats to Paul about all things tech including the Fed's plans on privacy online, the Covid Safe App is officially dead but not before tens of millions of dollars was spent and Richard tells us just how much. The iPod is 20 years old and well and truly superceded. And Paul and Richard with what ***** them off PLUS more.  www.talktech.com.au

 

DON‘T MISS LISTENING TO THIS - Port Douglas Local Reub Hayes Has 45 Years In Banking And Research Analysis - NOW His Report Card On How Covid Has Been Handled In Australia And It Might Surprise You

Port Douglas local Reub Hayes has had 45 years in investment banking, initially specialising in Research Analysis. He was ranked in a survey undertaken by an Australian Financial Review article in the 1980's as one of Australia's exceptional research analysts. SO his report card on how the Covid Pandemic has been handled by Governments, Social Media and the Press is very enlightning. This is not a political point of view, it's an honest look at what has gone right and what has gone wrong. 

 

Whirly Birds Gets Green Light To Take Off - Level 1 Water Restrictions Come In - New Shops For Macrossan Street - Housing Shortage Still A Hot Topic PLUS More With Mayor Michael Kerr

LEVEL 1 WATER RESTRICTIONS COME IN TOMORROW WED 20TH OCTOBER, The green light given for helicopters to take off from a special helipad near Yule Point, a housing shortage but Council can't give the thumbs up for vacant rural land to be sub divided all due to outdated State laws. Warners Bridge to be re-built for $938,277.00 and new and safe accommodation for victims of domestic violence is a step closer to reality, PLUS more as FAB FM's Paul Makin catches up with Douglas Shire Mayor Michael Kerr after todays very long Council meeting.  https://douglas.qld.gov.au/

 

 

PAUL MAKIN EDITORIAL On The Independent Probity Audit Examining The Daintree River Ferry Service Contract And It‘s Handling By Council

FAB FM's Paul Makin has been following the independent probity audit examining the three-year process for the 'Daintree River Ferry Service Contract'. It has now been released to the public with some redacting. But Tuesdays special meeting of Council saw two Councillors criticize the report. Paul now his say as he looks closely at this meeting and what the report means for us and Council itself.  At least one person has had his reputation restored after a social media hammering and rightfully so.  https://douglas.qld.gov.au/daintree-river-ferry-service-probity-audit-released-to-the-public/

 

 

 

Mayor Michael Kerr Says The Probity Report Into The Purchase Of The Daintree River Ferry Will Be Made Public - FAB FM‘s Paul Makin Gets The Very Latest On Today‘s Meeting To Ratify The Probe

A searching probity report into the purchase of the Daintree River Ferry and it's  contract negotiations has been ratified by Council. At a Special Meeting in Council Chambers in Mossman, Mayor Michael Kerr, Deputy Mayor Cr Lisa Scomazzon and Cr Peter McKeown voted to have it prepared for public scrutiny. Cr Abigail Noli and Cr Roy Zammataro voted NO. A bit of a head scratcher there because Cr Noli has questioned the lack of consultation and transparency on the matter in the past. Surely releasing the report to the public is about as transparent as you can get.  https://douglas.qld.gov.au/