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25.01.2022 Porsche has announced its first ever fully-electric vehicle, the Porsche Taycan will be made available to all Australians in three model variants from December this year. The Taycan is the first production vehicle with a system voltage of 800 volts, instead of the usual 400 volts for many electric cars. High Performance Charging, Home Charging and Porsche Destination Charging are all on offer with the latter being installed across both metropolitan and regional sites at prem...ium lifestyle destinations such as luxury hotels, theatres and entertainment venues, restaurants, shopping precincts and cellar door locations. The flagship Taycan Turbo S can generate up to 560 kW / 761 PS* (horsepower), accelerate from zero to 100 km/h in 2.8 seconds and has a range of 405 km when the battery is fully charged. Australians can order their Porsche Taycan from today with the first shipment of the fully electric vehicles set to hit our shores in December. For further information on the Porsche Taycan please visit: https://newsroom.porsche.com//porsche-taycan-australian-pr

24.01.2022 A great good news story! #breakfastexperience

24.01.2022 EXCLUSIVE: Glenn from the #breakfastexperience spotted this van on fire around 1pm this afternoon IN Silkwood. The female and sole occupant is OK.

24.01.2022 Tickets available now so jump onboard as there is no time to waste! TICKETS here https://www.deniutemuster.com.au/tickets-on-sale-now/. #deniutemuster Our mates Darlinghurst are also on the bill! #breakfastexperience

23.01.2022 High tech aerial survey of National Parks in El Arish commences this week! We'll be conducting UAV (drone) flights over the National Park rainforest, in the ...El Arish district to search for Miconia. Miconia is an invasive weed of rainforests in the Wet Tropics. It's a small tree with leaves up to 1 m long with a distinctive purple underside and three distinct veins that run lengthwise along the leaf. The UAV will be flying for 45-60 minutes at a time with a 30-minute changeover in between flights. A maximum of 6 flights will be conducted per day between 9:00AM and 3:30PM. Footage taken by the UAV is checked for signs of Miconia by our officers, with images taken during this surveillance used specifically for the detection of Miconia and no other purpose. For more information call us on 13 25 23, or learn more about miconia at https://bit.ly/2XEvrVI.

23.01.2022 Innisfail ends Domestic Violence Prevention Month with a virtual crowd at the riverfront Local police and partner agencies in the far north used the month of May to raise awareness of domestic and family violence throughout the community. While COVD-19 restricted face-to-face events, our members got creative with innovative ways to engage the community....Continue reading

22.01.2022 Sensational day opening up on the #cassowarycoast...spread the word around the state to come and visit #breakfastexperience #visitqueensland

21.01.2022 Drink driver, Innisfail: At about 3.30am Saturday morning officers intercepted a 30-year-old Mission Beach man on Edith Street for a road side breath test. As a result of that test he was transported to Innisfail Station for further testing where it will be alleged he returned a reading of 0.119 per cent BAC.... His drivers licence was suspended and he was issued with a notice to appear in Innisfail Magistrates Court on August 3 in relation to drink driving. Traffic Crash, Comoon Loop: A 44-year-old Burketown man was issued with a $533 traffic infringement notice on Monday for driving without due care. It will be alleged around 10am he has lost control of his motorbike as he has attempted to overtake a caravan on a curved section of the highway. He was transported to Innisfail Base Hospital with minor injuries. Break and enter, Tully: Police are investigating a break and enter to a Tully business between Saturday afternoon and Monday morning. Initial information suggests entry was gained to the Andersen Street business by breaking a chain that was securing the gate. A number of items were reportedly stolen including, car polish, electric buffer and alloy rims for a Holden Colorado. Anyone with any information are encouraged to contact police and quote QP2001188125. If you have information for police, contact Policelink by providing information using the online suspicious activity form 24hrs per day at www.police.qld.gov.au/reporting. You can report information about crime anonymously to Crime Stoppers, a registered charity and community volunteer organisation, via crimestoppersqld.com.au 24hrs per day. Quote this reference number: QP2001188125 within the online suspicious activity form.

21.01.2022 The winner of the 4KZ Easter Prize was Carmen Picini, pictured below with her husband, Les.

20.01.2022 Brothers Leagues Club Innisfail open for business...bookings essential 4061 7199. Strict social distancing applies. Support local business that supports locals. #breakfastexperience

18.01.2022 Congratulations to Josie Walters, winner of the Babinda Name The Horse competition. The Horse has been named Babinda Reins.

18.01.2022 WIN!!! Thanks to Port of Call Cardwell & the Breakfast Experience on 4KZ

18.01.2022 Use your freedom to support local business...lunch at Simmo's Goondi Hotel. Now there's an idea. #breakfastexperience #goondihotel

16.01.2022 FROM CONCRETE AND COUNCIL TO CANE PIC:MSF Sugar cane suppliers cousins Tony and Italo Curcio are hoping for a bumper 2020 harvest on their Yungaburra farms. With the 2020 cane crush starting at the Tableland Mill this week (2 June), Yungaburra cousins Tony and Italo Curcio are celebrating the decision they took seven years ago to diversify into sugarcane. ... Together with their families, the Curcio cousins today produce cane from some 60 hectares on their adjoining land holdings at Yungaburra, all while juggling off-farm jobs Tony has his own concreting business and Italo works in local government. We were real greenhorns as far as cane goes, but it was actually pretty simple to get into and I’m really happy how it’s worked out, Italo Curcio said. The Tableland Mill had these incentive schemes in place to help with the cash flow part of it, and they helped us with contractors who could do the ground preparation and planting, plus advice on things like varieties, fertilisers and weed control. The mill also helped us with forward pricing, which has become a really useful tool in managing the farming business. Tony and Italo’s story is not an uncommon one, says Tableland Mill’s Gary Murphy. We’ve got quite a few growers like Tony and Italo who’ve successfully converted under-utilised land to cane, Mr Murphy said. MSF is offering some really good incentives right now a $1,000 per hectare nonrepayable subsidy for new cane land, plus low-interest loans to help with establishing plant crops or maintaining ratoon crops. We’re small growers, so we’ve still got our day jobs, but it’s been a great experience and it’s helped us make good use of land that wasn’t doing much at the time, Tony Curcio said. Tableland Mill is scheduled to start crushing on June 2.

16.01.2022 Get your entries in now!!! Entries close next Thursday the 17th of December... Thanks to Port of Call & the Breakfast Experience at 4KZ

14.01.2022 Volunteer Marine Rescue is a topic Sam Pagano will talk to Glenn about on the #breakfastexperience tomorrow morning (Fri 12 June). Is it adequate? Does it exist and is the state government doing enough?

12.01.2022 WORLD FIRST IN 3D PRINTING GIVES A PERSONAL TOUCH TO KEEP THE BLOOD FLOWING Researchers from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, have made it possible to 3D print tailor-made stents, a critical biomedical device used to treat narrow or blocked arteries. The breakthrough, made in partnership with Wollongong-based Medical Innovation Hub, represents a paradigm shift in the production of self-expanding nitinol stents for Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), which afflicts m...Continue reading

11.01.2022 We had to share.... #breakfastexperience

09.01.2022 Checking out the backyard with Glennie #breakfastexperience

09.01.2022 First Mission Beach Markets in a while. Glenn from the #breakfastexperience (rocking a lock down beard!) catches up with #ccrc Mayor Mark Nolan and member for Hill #shaneknuth all practising social distancing.

07.01.2022 Mission Beach eateries open for business...support them if you can because it means local jobs #breakfastexperience

06.01.2022 FINAL DAYS!!!! Get into Port of Call to enter for this FABULOUS Prize Giveaway... Can't get in? Facebook message them, visit their website, or email Annette at [email protected]

05.01.2022 Exotic pest oyster found in Far North Increased community surveillance and awareness of marine pests has led to the discovery of the exotic pest species, the black scar oyster (Magallana bilineata) in three Far North Queensland locations. Biosecurity Queensland General Manager John Robertson confirmed the oyster has been detected in Port Douglas, Cooktown and Cairns.... A commercial fisher cleaning his boat found some specimens in Port Douglas, while the population in Cooktown was detected by Indigenous Rangers trained in marine pest surveillance, Dr Robertson said. The Cairns detection was made during a university research survey and detected simultaneously through the Queensland Seaports eDNA Surveillance (Q-SEAS) marine pest detection program. These detections highlight the ongoing threat of marine pests and the importance of ongoing marine pest surveillance activities by the community and Queensland’s Q-SEAS marine pest detection program. Dr Robertson said Biosecurity Queensland is investigating the extent of the incursions to determine potential future control, monitoring or treatment measures. Black scar oyster has not been previously detected in Australian waters and little is known about this pest and its potential impacts in Queensland, he said. The national Consultative Committee on Introduced Marine Pest Emergencies (CCIMPE) has been notified of the detection and will provide advice to Biosecurity Queensland during the development of future management options. The black scar oyster fouls submerged and floating infrastructure including pylons, pontoons and boats with the ability to occupy disturbed habitats including shallow subtidal sites in quiet locations. The marine pest shares the traditional features of tropical oysters and is not distinguishable from its native counterparts in the early stages of life cycle. A mature black scar oyster can be identified by its distinctive size of up to 18cm in length which is much larger than native species. Boaties should maintain regular maintenance and cleaning of their vessel to prevent spreading the pest, by doing the following: apply antifouling paint clean boats in a dry dock or slipway (out of the water) look out for any attached pests check and clean gear including pots, nets, fishing or diving gear, anchors and ropes, before moving between locations. Everyone has a general biosecurity obligation (GBO) to take all reasonable and practical steps to minimise the risk of black scar oyster spreading. If you suspect black scar oyster or see a suspicious marine organism, please report it immediately to Biosecurity Queensland on 13 25 23. More information is available online at www.daf.qld.gov.au Follow Biosecurity Queensland on Facebook and Twitter (@BiosecurityQld)

01.01.2022 Thank you #7News #breakfastexperience