Dean Miller filling in for Peter Fegan. Peter Fegan will return on July 21.

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There is a new drive for the State Government to subsidise towing courses in a bid to reduce fatalities.

According to Queensland government data, there were 50 fatalities and almost 1000 hospitalisations from accidents involving cars towing trailers or caravans from 2017-2021.

Caravan Trade and Industries Association of Queensland and Chief Executive Jason Plant told Dean Miller on 4BC Breakfast, "We're a firm believer in education over regulation."

"Just because somebody has a license doesn't necessarily mean they are a better driver and we see it all the time."

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The Cancer Council of Australia is pushing for warning labels to be placed on alcohol following similar moves made by the UK and Ireland.

Cancer Council’s Nutrition, Alcohol and Physical Activity Committee Chair Clare Hughes told Dean Miller on 4BC Breakfast, "There is really clear evidence that the International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies alcohol to be a group one carcinogen, which shows just how strong the evidence is that it causes cancer."

"Right now, there's no safe amount when it comes to cancer risk, which is why the alcohol guidelines recommend that the less you drink, the lower your risk."

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​The State Government has announced a commission of inquiry into the CFMEU, promising to lift the lid on allegations of violence and culture problems within the union.

One of the voices calling for this commission, Queensland Major Contractors Association Chief Executive Andrew Chapman, told Dean Miller on 4BC Breakfast, "It's very hard to attract and retain people in the industry when you've got the kind of behaviour carrying on by the CFMEU that has happened in the past in the industry."

"We have lost so many good people out of the industry because of this kind of behaviour."

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Dean Miller has suggested Australia seems like a 'pawn on someone else's chessboard' amid reports that the Pentagon could be considering increasing costs and conditions of the AUKUS deal.

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Dean Miller filling in for Peter Fegan. Peter Fegan will return on July 21.

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Sleep affects everything, from your energy and mood to cognitive function and immune health which is why it is such a critical part of a well-rounded self-care routine.

Getting the right amount of sleep is linked to a lower risk of chronic illness like heart disease and diabetes and helps build resilience to stress. 

CEO of Healthy Minds Debbie Childs told Dean Miller on 4BC Breakfast, "The average adult is between seven and nine hours, that's the recommended amount."

"It does vary as you get older, it does tend to reduce slightly."

"However, I think each person needs to find the right amount of sleep for themselves as well and putting good practices in place to be able to find that," Mrs Childs said.

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Dean Miller has a bone to pick with Queensland roads, highlighting how difficult it can be to travel around the southeast corner, despite major upgrades and investment.

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Dean Miller filling in for Peter Fegan. Peter Fegan will return on July 21.

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Queensland legend Darryl 'Big Marn' Brohman joined Dean Miller on 4BC Breakfast to discuss the Maroons Origin decider triumph and to give his NRL round 19 tips.

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