Drive with Matina - including why Toombul won't ever re-open

In this episode: It's been announced that flood-devastated Toombul shopping centre won't be re-opening, bringing grief but certainty for retailers like Tina Worland of Antica Homewares. Shannon Batt introduces you to University of Southern Queensland journalism student Brendan Cahill, whose life straddles Toowoomba and Springfield campuses. With the election just three days away, Syd Watson asks 'what would you do first if you became Prime Minister?' Sports nutritionist and online fitness coach Chloe Campbell gives you tips for personal wellbeing and confidence. Rhyan Holt explains reveals the microaggressions that members of the LGBTQIA+ community are subjected to. And second-year music student Alicia Cherise invites you to attend her cohort's upcoming cabaret show at Kangaroo Point, the first time a University of Southern Queensland cabaret show has been held in Brisbane. This week's Wednesday Drive show is presented by Matina Kentrotes, with production by Josh Olive, Syd Watson, Shannon Batt, Isabella Francisco and Stuart Creighton. Technical assistance: Zaine Harvey.