The first 100 days of the Crisafulli Government are up and the Premier and his team are firmly in the spotlight over whether or not they have completed everything that they said they would.

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli joined Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast to reflect on a busy 100 days in office.

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Listen to 4BC Breakfast with Peter Fegan weekdays from 5.30am-9am.

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Peter Fegan has had his say on 4BC Breakfast on the Queensland high school teacher who is identifying as a cat and allegedly hissing at students and licking the back of their hands.

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There is a rise in the tobacco black market trade which is putting the government under pressure to cut, or at least freeze the excise on cigarettes.

Deakin University's Dr James Martin told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "I think obviously there's a good intention behind this [Cigarette taxes] to try and get smokers to quit."

"That's been undercut now by the widespread availability of black market cigarettes and that availability means that the high cigarette taxes are not doing what the government says they should be, which is to reduce smoking," Dr Martin continued.

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Flooding is still causing chaos across North Queensland with the Bruce Highway cut off in multiple spots and over 300 roads are closed.

The rainfall and flooding in the region was a rarer than a one-in-2000-year event.

National’s Leader David Littleproud told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "I was an emergency services minister and I remember we rebuilt the same bridge three times."

"Why wouldn't we build it to a higher standard so it doesn't get washed out?"

"This is where you just need some common sense and put the egos away between state and federal governments, it's having the courage to actually, where there needs to be betterment, you build it better," Mr. Littleproud said.

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

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Questions are circulating about the Prime Minister's whereabouts yesterday after he left Townsville and flew to Brisbane where he spent several hours, before heading to Alice Springs late at night.

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Bronwyn Winfield, devote mother of two, disappeared 31 years ago in the surf town of Lennox Head.

Investigative Journalist Hedley Thomas' latest podcast gives plenty of compelling reasons for why authorities should continue the search for the missing northern New South Wales mum.

Thomas told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "Glenn Taylor, the retired detective sergeant, has said if he were running this case now, he would be asking the coroner to reopen the inquest or use her powers to organise a search beneath the slab of this property in Illalong," Hedley Thomas said.

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The Albanese Government’s tough new hate crime laws have officially passed in the Senate.

The laws will introduce mandatory minimum sentences of six years for terror offences, three years for financing terrorism and one year for displaying hate symbols.

Former Labor minister Graham Richardson told Peter Fegan on 4BC Breakfast, "I think that you have to, in politics, be able to change direction."

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