# Gary Mortimer
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gary mortimer (born 1967 in Bristol, England) is a British journalist, balloonist, and drone aviator. He serves as editor of sUAS News, an unmanned aviation news website. He is a hot air balloon pilot and current holder of the South African Hot Air Balloon Altitude record.
Barbecues Galore goes under
Professor of Retail Marketing at QUT Gary Mortimer joined David & Will to discuss the downfall of Barbecues Galore.
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Lincraft set to close physical stores
Professor Gary Mortimer from QUT Business School
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Mornings with Stacey Lee - 17 June 2026
Heather Holmes-Ross, Warren Hogan, Tamsin Green, Ben Harris, Gary Mortimer, Jack Heard, Michael Shearer and Leith Forrest.
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Customer Aggression in Retail & Psychosocial Safety with Professor Gary Mortimer
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Gary Mortimer is a Professor of Retail Marketing and Consumer Behaviour at Queensland University of Technology. He has over 25 years of retail industry experience, and is currently the Chair and Independent Director of Services and Creative Skills Australia.
In this episode we t…
Dopamine apps: the fake shopping trend
Dopamine apps are fake online shopping and food delivery platforms that mimic legitimate sites like Amazon and Uber Eats, allowing users to browse and select items that never actually arrive. Professor Gary Mortimer from Queensland University of Technology explains these apps are designed to provid…
Gary Mortimer: Queensland University of Technology Marketing Professor on the rise of free 'dopamine apps'
A new trend has emerged, where people are ordering fake takeaways and filling online shopping carts knowing they'll never receive a thing.
This viral trend is gaining popularity, with one platform, FoodNeverComes, claiming nearly 1 million 'cravings satisfied' to date.
Queensland University of T…
Gary Mortimer: Queensland University of Technology Marketing Professor on the rise of free 'dopamine apps'
A new trend has emerged, where people are ordering fake takeaways and filling online shopping carts knowing they'll never receive a thing.
This viral trend is gaining popularity, with one platform, FoodNeverComes, claiming nearly 1 million 'cravings satisfied' to date.
Queensland University of T…
FIVEAA Breakfast with Will & Stacey - 10 September 2026
FIVEAA Sports Reporter Tom Rehn
Former soldier Kbora Ali
Bureau Of Meteorology / SAPOL
Front Office Sports reporter David Rumsey
Professor in Marketing and Consumer Behaviour Gary Mortimer
Matthew Abraham
Minister for Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence Alice Rolls
Ryan ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald
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FIVEAA Breakfast with Will & Stacey - 6 October 2026
FIVEAA Sports Reporter Tom Rehn
Epidemiologist and Uni of Queensland PhD candidate Max Tyler
Bureau Of Meteorology / SAPOL
TV Blackbox’s Steve Molk
SA Chamber of Commerce CEO Andrew Kay
FIVEAA Sports Show host Stephen Rowe
Australian Financial Review Political Editor Phil Coorey
Opposition T…
FIVEAA Mornings with Graeme Goodings - 13 October 2026
Gary Mortimer, QUT Business School
Dr Susan Stone, Credit Union SA Economics Chair, Adelaide University
Dr Richard Goldsmith, SA Deputy Chair Australian College for Emergency Medicine
Kyinzom Dhongdue, Campaigns & Advocacy Manager Amnesty International Australia
Dr Emily Kirkpatrick, Adelaide G…
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