4BC Mornings

 Almost 200 youth offenders have been charged under Queensland’s post and boast laws.

Teenagers have been caught sharing videos and photos of their criminal acts, with some being arrested while livestreaming their crime sprees.

Social Media Expert and Founder of Dark Horse Agency, Nicole Jameson joined Bill McDonald to discuss how social media trends impact behaviour.

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The in-fighting that follows the federal election result is set to be laid out on the table when the Nationals and Liberal Party both vote on their next leader this week.

Nine Radio Federal Politics Editor Michael Pachi told Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings, "The National Party is going to choose their leadership team later this afternoon... and then tomorrow it's the Liberal Party's turn to choose their leadership team."

"There's been a bit of talk with what's going to happen with the Nationals. They're both Queenslanders, David Littleproud and Matt Canavan, who are both putting their hands up for the top job."

"I think that David Littleproud will get over the line," Pachi continued.

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Australian Cricketers have been caught up in the border conflict between India and Pakistan.

It is likely that the Indian Premier League Tournament will be postponed, and the Aussies caught up will be heading home.

4BC's Wide World of Sports' Peter Psaltis told Bill McDonald, "We just hope that everyone's safe, not only the Aussies, but everyone."

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Robert Francis Prevost has been chosen as the first North American Pope, and will take the name of Pope Leo XIV.

Professor Clare Johnson joined Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings to preview what the new Pope could mean for the world.

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The Sammy D Foundation works to prevent youth violence through education and mentorship programs here in Australia.

This May marks 17 years since Sam's tragic death, and in his memory, venues across the country will donate a portion of each schnitzel sold to the foundation.

Neil Davis, the founder of the Sammy D Foundation, told Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings, "We're trying to arm young people with the skills to recognise these violent situations and be able to walk away to grab their mates and say, come on, let's go."

"They can go back tomorrow, and for our son, there's no more tomorrows."

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Recent trends see consumers leaning back to the days of owning physical media such as CDs, Vinyls and DVDs.

Scott Johnson from Rockaway Records told Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings, "At first I thought it was a fad, but it's been going for eight years now."

"From my customers that come in, it's a tangible product, it's a collectible, there's nostalgia attached to it."

"The sound quality is definitely better than streaming services, and they do believe that it supports the artist better than getting the royalties from streaming," Johnson continued.

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