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Almost 1 in 4 Australians have admitted to falling asleep while driving and a survey conducted by NRMA, has found that nearly 40 per cent of drivers do not take a break at least every two hours.

NRMA Spokesperson Peter Khoury joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast to discuss the dangers.

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Cricket Australia will once again avoid Australia Day, for only the second time in 31 years.

Peter Fegan said on 4BC Breakfast that the decision is a "little too convenient" and that he is "over it."

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Has Billy Slater made the right calls for Origin III and can the Broncos beat Premiership favourites the Bulldogs without their Origin stars?

Broncos Playmaker Ben Hunt told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "We believe we've still picked a very strong side and obviously we're coming up against the Dogs."

"They've got a couple out too, but they've also got a really strong side and play some good footy."

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Chief Economist at Fresh Economic Thinking, Cameron Murray, has claimed that Australians would be 'better off' without superannuation and that it is 'heavily skewed' towards the top 20 per cent of Australian earners.

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As of today, power bills across Australia are expected to increase, and according to Chris Bowen, the solution is to buy a battery.

Con Hristodoulidis from the Clean Energy Council joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast to provide some insight.

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New Australian gas projects will be forced to provide supply to the domestic market, with an east coast reservation scheme to be considered under a sweeping review into the regulations of the sector by the Albanese Government.

Australia's defence spending is also under heavy scrutiny with the PM not budging.

Shadow Defence Minister Angus Taylor told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "We need a substantial reduction now and that's why it's incredibly important we see more East Coast gas being reserved for Australians."

"Not in 20 years' time, it has to be done now."

"That'll bring down electricity prices."

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