Selwyn Cobbo has been offered a deal around $300,000 to stay at the Broncos which is about half of what he is currently on.

So, have we seen the last of Selwyn Cobbo in a Broncos jersey and there is a smokey for an Origin decider recall.

Injured Broncos half Ben Hunt told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "There was never a time that he pulled that jersey on and didn't let Queensland down and he's playing some great footy at the moment, I'd love to see it he's the ultimate warrior."

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From July 1, energy prices are going up again meaning more and more families and business owners are becoming unable to pay their bill.

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The LNP have released their first budget with a record spend on health, money for parents and great news for new home buyers.

Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "When we were preparing this budget, we did go about it very seriously, we took it calmly and methodically, line by line and yesterday we wanted to get the right balance for Queensland to invest in the frontline, the jobs and services."

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Yesterday Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie accused Labor and in particular Grace Grace of not condemning the actions of the bludging CFMEU.

The Shadow Industrial Relations Minister Grace Grace had her chance to return serve on 4BC Breakfast with Peter Fegan.

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The Crisafulli Government will hand down its first budget today and although it's not a make or break there is a lot riding on it.

This is a Government that promised to ease living pressures, they promised a better health services and more help for the housing industry.

So what can you expect?

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "The sad part for the opposition and I don't want to dwell on them today, but the sad part for them is that the scare campaign ends."

"It ends at two o'clock and they'll be humiliated for what was a pretty disgraceful election campaign and the fact that they've continued it afterwards."

"But look, I really want Queenslanders to know that the things we said we were going to do on the other side of the election, we want to honour and we will honour today," the Premier said.

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The man who allegedly hit a Brisbane bus driver faced court yesterday and was granted bail.

The Rail, Tram and Bus Union are furious and deeply concerned by the alleged assault.

The RTBU President, Tom Brown labelled the incident as 'outrageous.'

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A recent study of 350 local grass roots sport umpires found that 1 in 5 had been abused.

Including being pushed or punched by coaches, players and spectators.

Jason Fernie, an OzTag referee who was violently assaulted during a game in 2022, told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast that he was told he couldn't officiate after recovering from the incident, but wasn't given a reason why.

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On Thursday and Friday last week, members of the CFMEU went on strike in protest of the High Court's endorsement of continuing the union's forced administration.

Deputy Premier and Industrial Relations Minister Jarrod Bleijie told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "This is just repeated behaviour, the CFMEU is not new".

"This has been happening for 10 years."

"What you need to do is get the regulation right, the policy settings right, change the legislation, and we have to go after the CFMEU," the Deputy Premier said.

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