4BC Breakfast

9News Weatherman Garry Youngberry joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Summer Breakfast to predict a temporary heat spike on New Year’s Eve as winds turn northerly.

However, the first days of 2026 are expected to bring a return to cooler temperatures and scattered showers across the region.

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Frustration is growing as Brisbane residents face thousands of missed bin collections, particularly in the Acacia Ridge area.

The discussion highlights a systemic problem where Brisbane City Council’s "marketing fodder" clashes with the reality of 12,000 complaints in just five months.

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Quilpie Shire Mayor Ben Hall joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Summer Breakfast to discuss the Bureau of Meteorology's decision to delay the installation of a critical weather radar in South West Queensland until 2028. 

Despite securing $10 million in federal funding following devastating floods, the region faces several more years of "flying blind" during severe storm seasons.

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With road fatalities hitting a 16-year high, Chief Superintendent Mark Wheeler joined Jason Matthews to discuss why police are still catching thousands of speeding and impaired drivers during the holiday season.

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Think you're getting the best deal of the year today?

Associate Professor Park Thaichon revealed why those "70% off" tags might be misleading and how "dynamic pricing" could actually see you paying more than the person next to you.

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While many of us prepare to feast with family, thousands across Brisbane and the coast are facing Christmas in tents.

Jason Matthews goes into why this December 25th is a call to slow down, remember the Bondi tragedy, and proudly reclaim the spirit of "Merry Christmas."

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While most of us are finishing our shopping, a massive fleet of local volunteers is currently hitting the road to ensure 900 vulnerable families don't go hungry this Christmas.

Micah Projects is celebrating 30 years by delivering fresh food and over 1,000 toys to those doing it tough in hotels and homes across the city.

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Listen to 4BC Summer Breakfast with Jason Matthews weekdays from 5.30am-9am.

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