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Test your trivia smarts against 4BC Drive with Let’s Get Quizzical!

Listen in as callers tackle ten fast-paced questions and high-stakes pressure to see who will be the last caller standing to win the prize.

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Today, business owners had the chance to ask Angus Taylor questions at a small business forum in the Western Suburbs.

LNP candidate for the federal seat of Ryan, Maggie Forrest, joined Carla Bignasca on 4BC Drive to recap the event.

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The Federal government has waved the white flag on its plan to shirk responsibility for disaster recovery.

After announcing plans to split the arrangement 50-50 with states and territories, they have instead decided to uphold the existing 75-25 funding arrangement.

CEO of the Local Government Association of Queensland, Alison Smith, joined Carla Bignasca on 4BC Drive to discuss what this means for Australia's most disaster-prone state.

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This is the fourth episode of our daily news podcast, to follow and get your updates throughout the day search 'The Summary' in your podcast app, and tap the follow button. The Summary, a podcast that keeps you connected to what matters, and why.

Twice a year, Australia splits into a confusing patchwork of five different major time zones. Beyond the personal hassle of lost sleep and schedule shifts, what is this temporal divide doing to our bottom line?

On this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant sits down with time zone researcher Thomas Sigler to trace how we got here. Then, Innes Willox from the Australian Industry Group makes the case that state-by-state clock differences are actively hurting national productivity at a time when businesses can least afford it.

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Listen to 4BC Drive weekdays from 3:00pm.

 

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A quarter-century after Australian troops first deployed to Afghanistan, RSL Queensland’s Ian Carty joined the show to reflect on the lasting impact on over 35,000 veterans and their families.

He discussed local commemoration events happening this Sunday and shared where former service members can turn for ongoing support and community connection.

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Opposition Leader Angus Taylor joined 4BC Drive to outline the Coalition's plan to slash net migration to 100,000 per year.

He explained how the policy aims to ease housing pressures, refocus on skilled workers, and rebuild economic stability.

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Four years after devastating floods wiped out the Toombul Shopping Centre, a massive new master plan envisions high-rise apartments and vibrant retail on the 10-hectare Nundah site.

Urban expert Ross Elliott joined 4BC Drive to break down why Brisbane must embrace smart flood design as high-density developments push into floodplains.

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This is the third episode of our daily news podcast, to follow and get your updates throughout the day search 'The Summary' in your podcast app, and tap the follow button. The Summary, a podcast that keeps you connected to what matters, and why. 

With immigration ranking in the top five voter concerns, Labor, One Nation, and the Coalition have each revealed plans to reduce intake levels.

In this episode of The Summary, host Josh Bryant explores how these policies differ and what they mean for the nation.

Federal Politics Editor Michael Pachi breaks down the political strategy behind the party proposals. Migration Institute of Australia Chief Executive Peter van Vliet then examines the economic risks of cutting numbers too deeply and assesses whether intense political debate could damage Australia's ability to attract skilled workers.

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