The Australian Securities & ­Investments Commission has filed charges against Cbus Super for allegedly mishandling $20 million in insurance money owed to grieving families and people with disabilities.

The ASIC has alleged that Cbus Super did not take appropriate action when warned about massive failures and many customers are potentially still waiting for payouts.

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "Super funds are the most privileged companies."

"I'm very troubled that the Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been running a protection racket for the Cbus Super fund," Senator Bragg said.

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Queensland is on track to surpass 300 road deaths this year which would be a significant increase compared to last year.

Acting Assistant Commissioner Janelle Andrews, from the Road Policing and Regional Support Command, told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "Many people are driving as they live."

"They drive distracted, they drive angry or frustrated, they drive worried and they drive without having any regarding for themselves or other road users," Ms Andrews said.

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Queensland police have charged an amateur rugby league player with grievous bodily harm over an on-field incident in September.

A 22-year-old Noosa Pirates player has been charged after he allegedly attacked a Caloundra Sharks rival in a preliminary final.

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Vaping is an epidemic in Australian schools and it has become the number one behavioural issue for many students.

Data shows one in six high school students have vaped recently.

This has encouraged the federal government to crack down on the addiction.

Federal Health Minister Mark Butler told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "A 12-year-old who vapes, is 29 times more likely to take up ciggies."

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The inquest into the Bondi Junction massacre is underway, and several concerning details have already come to light.

Between 2012 and 2020, Joel Cauchi saw a psychiatrist and was prescribed medication. However, his medication was gradually reduced and ultimately discontinued in June 2019.

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Federal MP for Hinkler Keith Pitt joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast to explain why a number of members within the Coalition are putting pressure on Peter Dutton to revisit his support for Net Zero by 2050.

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The grandmother of the 16-year-old accused of the death of Rosemary Franzidis in Murrumba Downs joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast to give some insight into the teenager's upbringing and to share what she thinks of his actions.

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Today, the Queensland Police Union launched a campaign targeting Federal MPs to redirect funding from foreign aid to retaining and hiring Queensland police officers. 

Queensland Police Union President, Shane Prior, told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, “Jim [Chalmers], instead of signing off on millions of dollars in foreign aid that has never been seen, invest that money in police.”

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