The Australian Federal Police have executed the second-largest drug bust in Australian history, seizing 2.7 tonnes of cocaine hidden in underground bunkers in Londonderry, New South Wales.

The investigation began in May after Queensland police discovered a floating drug package at a Mackay boat ramp, exposing a massive supply chain linked to an international ship and a major syndicate.

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Dolphins CEO Terry Reader joined Peter Psaltis on 4BC Mornings the to preview this Saturday's massive top-four clash against the New Zealand Warriors at Suncorp Stadium, calling it a wonderful occasion for the first weekend of school holidays.

He credited the club's current seven-game winning streak to their emerging academy depth and robust pathways, which have successfully insulated the squad despite enduring significant injury tolls and State of Origin selections.

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The Nangan family, owners of the popular Toowoomba restaurant Kaia's Kitchen, have successfully been granted permanent residency in Australia following a long-standing visa error that initially threatened them with deportation.

Federal Member for Groom Garth Hamilton, and Jason Matthews joined Peter Psaltis on 4BC Mornings to share the emotional breakthrough on-air, thanking Immigration Minister Tony Burke for the crucial ministerial intervention that permanently secured the family's future in the local community.

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Join Jason Mathews each weekday from 9am-12pm on 4BC Mornings.

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Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings and SBS Commentator, David Basheer, discuss the chaotic, celebratory scenes of international soccer fans abroad before diving into a technical preview of the upcoming Australia vs. USA match.

Listeners get firsthand insight from David Basheer on Tony Popovic’s tactical choices, the team's physical readiness, and the key American players the Socceroos must shut down to win.

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Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings and Sustainable Population Australia spokesperson Michael Bayliss clash with government data as Australia’s population surges past 28 million, driven largely by overseas migration.

They argue that irresponsible immigration policies are directly fueling the national housing and infrastructure crises, demanding a sudden "breathing space" to fix domestic issues first.

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Seattle's only Australian and New Zealand pub, the Kangaroo & Kiwi, is bracing for an influx of up to 400 fans and has ordered 40 kegs ahead of the Socceroos' highly anticipated World Cup match against Team USA.

Meanwhile, the tournament heats up elsewhere as Canada dominates Qatar 6-0 following two Qatari red cards, and Switzerland secures a 4-1 victory over Bosnia.

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Brisbane City Council is reportedly considering new planning restrictions that would limit properties with frontages under 15 meters to single carports only.

Real estate agent Tamara Wecker joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that this change will drastically increase street congestion and negatively impact property values for families with multiple vehicles.

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The Albanese government is facing fierce criticism following a series of policy backflips on small business taxation, capital gains tax, and ministerial powers.

While the government claims these changes resulted from community consultation, critics argue the sudden shift is merely damage control driven by falling poll numbers and intense public backlash.

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