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31 May 2022 - Vimarsana News

31 May 2022

On Tuesday, in the morning, at ABC Southern Queensland, Toowoomba City, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young PSM undertook, an interview with breakfast radio presenter Mr David Iliffe. Following, at Toowoomba City, Her Excellency visited Darling Downs Christian School and read a book to students. Following, at Wilsonton, Her Excellency attended the LifeFlight Surat Gas Aeromedical Service and LifeFlight Australia joint anniversaries event, and addressed guests. In the afternoon, at Western Downs Regional Corporate Office, Dalby, Her Excellency received a briefing from Western Dow...

Source: qld.gov.au
Cliffo & Gabi and Hit95.1 lose #1 spot in Roma radio ratings - Vimarsana News

Cliffo & Gabi and Hit95.1 lose #1 spot in Roma radio ratings

The Hit Network’s Hit95.1 has suffered significant declines and lost its #1 spot in Queensland’s Roma. The latest ratings, out this morning, show the station has slipped from 29.7% to 23.9%, shifting it into second place behind ABC Southern Queensland’s 28.0% (up from 22.5%). Regional ratings, including Roma, measure the percentage of the total radio listening audience who say they listened “most” to one particular station during the measurement period. Metro surveys, meanwhile, measure audience share, rather than “staton listened to most”. The last survey for the region was con...

Voting is compulsory (do better next time!) - Breakfast - Vimarsana News

Voting is compulsory (do better next time!) - Breakfast

Download 3.05 MB If you didn't vote in the Queensland State Election last October, you might be thinking you've dodged a bullet. But you haven’t.   The Electoral Commission of Queensland is combing through records to track down those who failed to vote and take action.  But the fallout might not be as bad as you think. When it comes to dishing out punishments, the ECQ is much more loving parent than angry headmaster, as the ABC's David Iliffe discovered when speaking with Assistant Electoral Commissioner Wade Lewis.  

Source: abc.net.au