The Crisafulli Government will release their first budget on June 24 and there's plenty on the line.

Treasurer David Janetzki has already confirmed that the former Labor government's $1000 energy rebates will be scrapped.

So how will they deliver lower energy prices?

Shadow Treasurer Shannon Fentiman told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "Before the election, I'm sure you remember David Crisafulli banging on about a cost-of-living crisis and he said, energy bills would be lower under the LNP."

"He also said that if families are still struggling, energy rebates must continue, which I thought, that's a pretty strong statement from David Crisafulli, but now he actually is the Premier and in charge it would seem that he either is breaking his promise on rebates or he doesn't think families are struggling."

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August will mark one year since the horrific incident where a Chinese man allegedly threw hot coffee onto a baby in a Brisbane Park.

Queensland Police Service Acting Commissioner Shane Chelepy joined Peter Fegan to provide an update exclusively on 4BC Breakfast.

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Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has handed down his budget with rates to rise.

There are a host of changes in the $4.1 billion budget including new green bins, $18 million for the Story Bridge and $500,000 for the homeless.

Adrian Schrinner told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "What we're doing now is effectively making the green bin like the yellow top bin."

The Lord Mayor confirmed that even if residents decide to opt out of recieving a green bin, they will still be required to pay the fee.

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In just under 12 hours, Queensland will face New South Wales in Perth after coach Billy Slater made a number of changes to the side, including the appointment of new captain Cameron Munster.

The 'King' Wally Lewis told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "I've given him credit on many occasions, I said to him, if I were to be a modern-day player, I'd want to be him, his creativity is quite remarkable."

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Energy Minister Chris Bowen is seeking to review the default market offer system, which controls standing offer prices in some eastern states in a bid to get better energy prices for consumers.

Peter Fegan has suggested the Minister is trying to shift the blame for high energy prices to 'price gouging' rather than the high cost of switching to renewable energy sources.

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Chinese vehicles now make up 15 per cent of all the cars Australians buy with Great Wall Motors are now the 6th biggest seller Down Under.

Cox Automotive Australia Corporate Affairs Manager Mike Costello told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "I'm recommending people now who are cautious and curious about the Chinese stuff, go kick the tyres, have a look."

"I'm not particularly concerned about the long-term strength of these cars, they're actually pretty good these days," Mr Costello said.

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The host of A Current Affair Ali Langdon has been nominated for the most prestigious award in Australian TV, the Gold Logie.

Regarding all the nominees Ali Langdon told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "We have all worked our butts off to be here."

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