4BC Drive

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has unveiled targeted migration changes designed to end "visa hopping" and curb international students from bringing non-immediate family members into Australia. 

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Australian rowing community stalwart Ray Ebert OAM joined the show to explain why the Fitzroy River remains a risky choice for the 2032 Games despite passing technical assessments.

He warned that extreme flooding, severe accommodation shortages, and ignored athlete feedback threaten the proposed Olympic regatta's success.

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Forget jackhammers and new stadium builds—Brisbane 2032 has finally announced actual progress with an official logo reveal scheduled for October 5th.

As listeners call in to pitch their creative emblem designs, we want to know: are you excited for the big artwork reveal or just desperate for real construction to start?

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A recent Supreme Court case exposed a massive estate planning trap that left a blended family facing more than $300,000 in legal fees over a single home.

Senior Associate Duncan MacDougall breaks down why relying on goodwill and standard wills can backfire and how you can properly protect both your partner and your children.

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Moreton Bay Council has introduced strict 42-day limits and banned families, pets, and vehicles from the Wyllie Park rough sleepers campsite in Petrie.

Nourish Street founder Beau Haywood joined 4BC to explain why these restrictions could backfire and push vulnerable locals back onto the streets.

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When a Brisbane family tried to reserve a popular Wellington Point park bench with only a handwritten note, Carla took the case to court to test whether the public respects "sticky-tape diplomacy." 

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Nine months after the tragedy, journalist Sharri Markson revealed the untold stories of courage from the Bondi terror attack. 

Discover how an off-duty police officer ran straight toward gunfire without a bulletproof vest to save countless lives.

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From fuel excise cuts to rate rebates, high-income earners are pocketing double the benefits of struggling families across Queensland and Australia.

Economist Nicholas Tarrant explained why current concessions are failing those in need and whether state governments will dare to fix the system.

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