4BC Breakfast

Brisbane Broncos star Ben Hunt joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to open up about the end of the club's season, the low-key celebrations following their Thursday exit, and the emotional send-offs for departing teammates. 

He also addressed rumours surrounding Cameron Munster potentially joining the Broncos, broke down Penrith's dominance heading into the finals, and shared his candid thoughts on Latrell Mitchell's controversial hit.

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Following widespread backlash from over 500 international rowers and athletes concerning the suitability and safety of the Fitzroy River venue, Premier David Crisafulli fiercely defended the location by accusing critics of being interstate and overseas "elitist bullies".

In response, rowing figure Ray Ebert joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to deny the elitism claims, explaining that the venue lacks proper Olympic-grade infrastructure and instead suggested a purpose-built alternative facility in Lawnton.

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Following an independent assurance review into Toowoomba Hospital's maternity unit, Jason Matthews 4BC investigates shocking allegations of obstetric violence, surgical errors, and severe trauma suffered by local mothers.

In response to Queensland Health’s written statement, Maternity Consumer Network Director Alecia Staines slams the bureaucracy for a lack of transparency and for failing to hold executives accountable.

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New federal Safe Work Australia regulations on workplace flour dust will come into effect on December 1st without prior consultation with the baking industry, raising major compliance concerns across the sector.

Baking Association of Australia Executive Officer Tony Smith joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to confirm that while the rules will not immediately drive up product prices, poor ventilation could force some small bakeries to pay up to $100,000 for equipment upgrades or risk closure as state authorities begin enforcing the new standards.

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An independent review into Toowoomba Hospital's maternity unit revealed that critical, longstanding safety issues remain unresolved despite multiple prior investigations.

Personal accounts from mothers detail severe medical negligence and trauma, while advocates accuse health authorities of withholding full review findings from the public.

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Financial expert Mark Bouris joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to criticise the government's proposed Capital Gains Tax (CGT) changes, arguing that the policy is actively destroying property values and crippling the housing market.

He highlighted how falling property wealth is forcing parents to delay retirement and blocking younger generations from entering the market, while calling for common-sense political leadership focused on basic cost-of-living issues.

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Marking the 20th anniversary of Peter Brock's tragic death, Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast spoke with fellow racing legend Dick Johnson to honour Brocky's enduring legacy and the legendary Ford versus Holden rivalry. 

Johnson reflected on their fierce yet respectful on-track battles, how car safety has drastically evolved, and why Brock remains an unmatched icon for generations of motorsport fans.

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In a milestone moment for Queensland rugby league, the Redcliffe Dolphins have officially clinched their spot in the NRL finals for the first time.

Club legend Chris "Choppy" Close joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to discuss their upcoming qualifying clash against the Warriors, the club's proud heritage, and Kristian Woolf's coaching success.

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A toxic smoke haze has blanketed Southeast Queensland following multiple intense bushfires across the region and Darling Downs.

QFES Deputy Commissioner Joel Gordon joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to detail how active fire fronts at South Ripley and Plainlands are causing hazardous air quality, while health officials urge residents with respiratory conditions to stay indoors.

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