Overnight with Michael McLaren - 4CA - Cairns

NEWS

Trump pardons ex-aide Bannon, but not self - US President Donald Trump granted clemency to former White House aide Steve Bannon as part of a wave of pardons and commutations issued in his final h ...

Listeria find sparks SA warning on ham - Listeria has been found in ham produced in South Australia, prompting a warning to consumers.

Workers in demand as home building blooms - Construction workers are in hot demand as home building blooms, helped by low interest rates and government stimulus programs.

Heatwave for NSW ahead of Australia Day - Parts of NSW are in for a sweltering weekend ahead of Australia Day, with temperatures expected to reach 15 degrees above average in some places.

Open player accused of feeding hotel mouse - Kazakhstan tennis player Yulia Putintseva has been bizarrely accused of feeding the mice which are running around her quarantine hotel room.

Which jobs are tipped to prosper in 2021? - Workers looking for job security in 2021 should consider Australia's "largest and fastest growing" industry, broadly known as the care econo ...

Rare parrot breeding record in Tasmania - A critically endangered migratory parrot is breeding in Tasmania in record numbers, giving biologists renewed hope for the species' survival.

Travellers snap up Vic tourism vouchers - Victorians have snapped up 40,000 extra regional tourism vouchers, aimed at encouraging people to holiday at home and boosting an economy ravaged by C ...

COVID-19 detected in Cairns sewage - Traces of COVID-19 have been found in sewage in Cairns. Queensland's Chief Health Officer Doctor Jeannette Young says the viral fragments were d ...

Positive Open players are viral shedding - Two Australian Open tennis players who tested positive to COVID-19 are likely to be classified as viral shedding.

Meet Michael McLaren

When the night is dark and much of the city sleeps, Michael McLaren is keeping you company. Overnight with Michael provides news, laughs and companionship.

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