Tasked with sourcing the Christmas ham for the first time, Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast seeks advice from Alistair Stevenson of Gilly's Hams in Clontarf on where to find the best cut in Brisbane.

The conversation details the massive scale of their local production and explains why a bone-in ham remains the superior choice.

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Shadow Minister for Home Affairs Jonno Duniam joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to criticise the Prime Minister's focus on gun law reform as a diversion.

 He argues the government has failed to act on intelligence warnings and the Segal Report, necessitating the launch of a new Coalition taskforce to address these threats.

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In the wake of a tragic terror attack on Bondi Beach claiming 15 innocent lives, former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast.

He expresses deep anger and sorrow over the massacre of Jewish Australians celebrating Hanukkah, warning that the country’s social fabric is destroyed.

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Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki has doubled the "Boost to Buy" fund to $330 million, allowing the state to take up to a 40% equity stake in homes for eligible first-home buyers.

Economist Leith Van Onselen joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to argue that Queensland’s expanded shared equity scheme is a "self-defeating" demand-side policy that fails to address the root causes of the housing crisis.

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Nine Radio’s Political Editor Michael Pachi joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to dissect the government's pivot to gun reform following the Bondi tragedy.

Amidst critical discussions on visa vetting and ignored government reports, the segment highlights the unifying heroism of Ahmed Al Ahmed.

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Following a terrorist attack at Bondi Beach, the Prime Minister has proposed immediate gun law reforms.

Jason Matthews criticises the move as a political distraction that punishes lawful owners rather than addressing violent extremism, and argues that the government should instead focus on deporting those with anti-Australian ideologies.

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Following a devastating terror attack at Bondi Beach that left 16 dead, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to condemn the Prime Minister’s "weak" leadership and immigration policies.

She argues that the government ignored warnings about radicalisation and calls for immediate, strict reforms, including longer pathways to citizenship and deportation of offenders' families.

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