Jesus Christ Superstar kicks off at QPAC in July, featuring an exceptional cast of Australian talent.

Mahalia Barnes, who plays Mary, joined Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons to discuss the show.

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After a rise in deaths and serious injuries on e-scooters, the state government has launched a parliamentary inquiry to improve safety for riders and pedestrians.

This follows a sharp increase in injuries involving personal mobility device riders, which has more than doubled over the last three years.

CEO of Pedestrian Council of Australia, Harold Scruby, told Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons, "I sat on the e-scooter committee back in 2020, in New South Wales, we had every key stakeholder on board."

"We unanimously recommended the following major points one, minimum age of 17. Two, a driver's license. Three, a form of number plate. Four, some form of insurance. Five, not on any footpaths. Six maximum speed on shared paths ten."

"Now, if you look right around the nation, no one yet has embraced this idea that we should have a license," Mr Scruby continued.

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Mantle Group founder Godfrey Mantle joined Sofie Formica following the reopening of popular Mount Coo-Tha restaurant Summit.

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Cyber intelligence firm Dulvn has revealed that 31,000 passwords belonging to online accounts at Australia's big four banks have been exposed.

At least 14,000 Commonwealth Bank, 7,000 ANZ, 5,000 NAB, and 4,000 Westpac customers' passwords are available on Telegram and the dark web.

Senior Application Security Engineer at Dvuln, Noah Farmer, told Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons, "If you do think you're affected by an Infostealer, the best thing to do is keep everything up to date."

"You can install antivirus and anti-malware software, but that alone is not a silver bullet."

"The best thing to do is to be vigilant for any signs of compromise...make sure you have a clean device to access your accounts," Mr Farmer continued.

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The Ten Tenors hit the high notes in 1995 in Brisbane and have since soared to global fame.

After performing more than 3,500 shows, The Ten Tenors have kicked off their 30th anniversary world tour.

Two of The Ten Tenors, Sam Ward and Cameron Barkley told Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons, "This is the first tour that we've been to every state in Australia as well. So we're doing 27 cities, I think 40 shows over 27 cities. And we're going to every state for the first time."

"It's a 30th birthday party, essentially. So it's a celebration of the whole 30 years of the group. So we've got all those classical roots that you've started with. It is a celebration at the end of the day. So we do have a bit of a party as well."

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The Mood of the Nation report reveals how Australia feels about issues facing the country.

SEC Newgate, Research Partner, David Stolper, told Sofie Formica on 4BC Afternoons, "We've seen a marked change since February, so we've currently got 42% of Australians thinking the Labor Party will be the best party to deal with cost of living versus only 24% for the coalition."

"So we've seen an 11% increase in the belief that the Labor Party is the best party to deal with cost of living."

"I think while the coalition has been able to elevate concern around cost of living, I think they've been less effective in presenting themselves as a party that will do any better when it comes to that key issue," Mr Stolper continued.

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Queensland's tourism board has celebrated the launch of a tourism campaign with a new video featuring singer Kita Alexander singing a remake of Madonna's 1980s single Holiday.

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The Kokoda Track was a crucial route taken during World War II.

The trail's challenging terrain and significant battles make it an important piece of Australian history.

Founder of Adventure Professionals, Glen Azar, told Dean Miller on 4BC Afternoons, "We just finished the Kokoda Track crossing yesterday, and we had dawn service at Bomana War Cemetery."

"A lot of people may not realise, it's the biggest war cemetery in the Southern hemisphere, and it's the biggest individual Australian war cemetery in the world."

"As a former soldier of 17 years, that's pretty special to me alone and a great place for the trekkers to finish their trek."

“It's a physical, mental and emotional journey. You're learning a lot about the country. You're learning a lot about how important this battle was to Australia at the time.”

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