Today, Gary Hardgrave covered National Pronoun Day, safe spaces from Halloween decorations and UK flags.

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A planned development could bring 10,000 new residents to West End, but no one's planned for the children.

The West End State School P&C President warns that their already overcrowded school, with 1,500 students, is nearing crisis capacity and future expansion plans are non-existent.

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Federal opposition leader Sussan Ley joined Gary Hardgrave in Queensland to support the Daniel Morcombe Foundation and discuss migration, housing, and the overall state of the LNP.

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Sixteen-year-old Brisbane pilot Byron Waller, who lives with Crohn's disease, has landed back home after flying a single-engine plane around the world to raise funds for the Queensland Children's Hospital.

He joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about his incredible two-month, 20,000-nautical-mile journey, and how he navigated global events to complete his mission.

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Queensland Attorney-General Deb Frecklington joined Gary Hardgrave to explain her decision to appeal the sentence of a convicted child-sex offender in Cairns, calling it "manifestly inadequate."

The Attorney-General believed it was essential to challenge soft sentences to ensure they meet community expectations, and a recent successful appeal sets a crucial new precedent.

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Attorney-General Deb Frecklington successfully appealed the "manifestly inadequate" original sentence for the teen who violently attacked Chris Sanders, resulting in an 18-month detention and the recording of convictions.

Sanders joined Gary Hardgrave to explain how this crucial step restores faith in the legal system, ensuring that the offender's record will now follow him into adult court for future crimes.

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Gary Hardgrave critiqued the current government's cautious approach and its failure to deliver the change that Queensland needs. 

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