Airchecks and interviews of Cameron Scott- Bohanna

The August/September issue of OUTBACK is now out and to talk all about this jam-packed issue I sat down with the editor-in-chief, Mark Muller to discuss some of the featured articles.

The Calrossy Anglican School in Tamworth is a great boarding school, located in Tamworth with two campuses and a working farm for agricultural students. It currently has over 1000 students enrolled. I recently spoke to the Principal of Calrossy, David Smith about this school and what it can offer your child.

Johnathon Wicks has a wrap up of the local and national rugby.

Johnathon Wicks had a chat with Damian McCormick about the junior rugby in the region.

I had a great chat with the NSW Member for Northern Tablelands this morning on the show about his frustration with the QLD border closure shutting some communities near the border from the exemptions throwing havoc on health workers, medical patients and farmers. He also revealed some details about the Bingara Showground upgrade and funding for the Public Spaces Legacy Program.

I had a chat with the Mayor of Narrabri Shire, Cathy Reading about how people are coping with the border re-closing, the receiving of grants for road works from the state and Federal Government and what will be discussed in upcoming meetings.

With the Coronavirus pandemic continuing to create havoc around the world, Australian researchers are looking for antibody treatments to fight this disease in the most unusual place, alpacas, or rather their immune system. I recently had a chat with Professor, Mike James from ANSTO about how studying their immune system with a powerful light generating machine called a sychrotron, can help to crea...

I recently had a chat with The Mayor of Gwydir Shire- John Coulton about how the residents are coping with the recent closure of the QLD border and looking to the future with festivals and shows for next year.

Jonathon Wicks recently had a chat with Lonnie Stone, Skipper of the Coona Kookas about their recent win.

Welcome to the third instalment of the Guided Meditation series. This could be the last in the series so I thought it would be good to focus on freedom. Something that is possible once we cultivate letting go of looking for happiness and stability outside of ourselves.

This morning on the Brekky Show. I had a great chat with the Member for Parkes, Mark Coulton about a great update on the Regional Connectivity Program calling for applications for funding to deliver broadband internet. Some more money for council, an update for grants for organisations to hold events for NAIDOC Week and news about the budget being delayed for this year to October.

This week is National Missing Persons' Week, and the Federal Police is aiming to raise awareness of over 2600 people that remain missing in the country. I had a chat with Jodie McEwan from the National Missing Person's Coordination Centre about it.

Lots of great projects are being approved for the region including funding to help seal the Terry Hie Hie Road, the opening of Chalkies Boxing Gym. Adam Marshall and I also discussed the Moree On A Plate festival being organised for next year and many politicians visiting Moree as one of the state government's Special Activation precincts.

I had a chat with North west Racing's Greg Kachel about a local trainer Peter Sinclair and his good run this year as well as his upcoming first race in Sydney. We also did a wrap up of local racing in the area.

Johnathon Wicks presents the latest rugby news from the region and nationally, including an update on the Emu's training. Also the Narrabri Junior rugby club had a great result last week. Also the first round of the North West Regional youth Rugby Championships.

There's an exciting new infrastructure project called the Inland Rail project that will be transporting goods between Brisbane and Melbourne, and Goondiwindi Mayor Lawrence Springborg discussed the meeting they had in Brisbane last week about it. They have also launched a master planning process for the river precinct.

I had a great chat with 6-time Golden Guitar winner and country music star Travis Collins to talk about his brand new album, "Wreck Me" set to be released today. Apologies for the audio.

Hello. I recently had a chat with the Mayor of Gwydir Shire about the recent infrastructure project that the council is working on, an update on how they're coping with the lock down and what's been discussed in recent meetings.

Johnathon Wicks is giving us more info about Central North Junior Carnival and a wrap up on training and fixtures for the junior rugby around the Moree and Goondiwindi region.

In this interview I had a chat with the Mayor of Narrabri Shire. Some of the issues we discussed include the crops in the area is getting some much-needed rainfall, the recent council meetings with some projects being approved. The school holidays are increasing travellers coming through the region and local businesses are taking advantage of the extended Job Keeper allowance.

In this interview I spoke to Member for Parkes, Mark Coulton about the recently announced changes to the Job Keeper allowance being wound back gradually when parliamentary meetings will resume and a somber funeral service he attended for his uncle.

Hello. In this interview Adam Marshall has announced the Minister for regional transport and roads in Moree this week revealed that QANTASLink extending the contract for flights between Moree and Sydney, and a two million dollar upgrade of the Moree train station. We also discussed the latest updates on the corona virus restrictions in the state and research on finding a vaccine.

In this episode I had a chat with the Goondiwindi Mayor, Lawrence Springborg about how the community and roads are coping with lots of people heading north into Queensland. We also discussed the reception of the "Come Say Hi" campaign inviting visitors to visit the region and the latest news on the Inland Rail project.

I had a nice chat with Northwest Racing's Greg Kachel this morning about the upcoming racing event in Moree today. Also news about a steward that was rightly suspended for mistreating a horse and a Jockey that is retiring this week.

Hello. Johnathon Wicks has a chat to Coaching director of Tamworth Pirates Juniors in 14's , 16's and 18's Girls and Boys as they prepare to take the likes of Moree and Narrabri in the North West Regional Compeittion from the Friday 31st of July.