The very best from 4BC Breakfast with Peter Fegan this week.

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The 2nd-placed Broncos take on the Sydney Roosters at Suncorp Stadium tonight in a bid to hold onto their place at the top of the ladder.

Captain Adam Reynolds is right to play in a huge boost for the club.

In regards to the NRL's crackdown on high tackles, Broncos half and club legend Ben Hunt told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "They're [referees] getting told if there's any contact with the head, it has to be a penalty, so they're just doing their job, so it's not on them."

"But there's a lot of them that are slightly grazing someone's chin or something like that and it's just slowing the game down too much, I think, just let the boys play," Ben Hunt said.

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Peter Fegan has had say on 4BC Breakfast regarding an email from the International Olympic Committee announcing the addition of more teams and athletes for Los Angeles 2028 as a part of a "strong commitment towards innovation and gender equality."

Peter Fegan said, "Athletes measure their success on commitment, skill, hard work and dedication."

"Not for being picked via default."

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The Live for Lily Foundation was created in honour of nine-year-old Lily who sadly passed away from a rare form of liver cancer.

Her father Aaron and his team have worked tirelessly to raise awareness and much-needed funds for childhood cancer research.

One of their biggest efforts is the Ride for Lily, a grueling 1,000 kilometre bike ride from Port Macquarie to Noosa, kicking off this April.

Live for Lily Foundation co-founder Aaron Hester told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "The Foundation was never front and foremost."

"I never even would imagine in a million years that I would have been heading up a foundation in her honour," he said.

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Yesterday, 4BC Breakfast revealed a university student was marked down for not including an Acknowledgement of Country in her assessment.

Today, a listener revealed he was rejected from a job in the state government due to not including an Acknowledgement of Country in his interview.

Peter Fegan said on 4BC Breakfast, "Woke corporate organisations are bullies, and if they don’t agree with you or should I say, if you don’t agree with their agenda, you have no hope of securing a job."

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The alarm bells are ringing for several clubs ahead of round 6 of the NRL with the first match between the 14th placed Dolphins and the 15th placed Panthers.

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The Federal Election is less than four weeks away and there are still plenty of questions around policy, energy and the cost-of-living.

4BC Breakfast's What Australia Wants welcomed Federal Sport and Aged Care Minister Anika Wells to answer questions directly from 4BC listeners.

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A shocking superannuation scam has cost a Queensland woman $406,000.

The 74-year-old had six unauthorised withdrawals taken from her account and it took AustralianSuper nearly a week to act, even after the woman raised the alarm.

Detective Superintendent Craig McGrath from the Queensland Police Financial and Cyber Crime Group told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "Well, last year, we had 25 and a half thousand [scams]."

"It works out to about 500 a week and the average loss is about 14,000, so it's an enormous amount."

"Aside from the financial part, the impact, as you can imagine, the impact on people's lives, their mental stress, their relationships, all that sort of is enormous," Superintendent McGrath said.

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