Jason Mathews on 4BC Mornings is joined by UQ Associate Professor Michael Notel to talk about the practical - and bizarre - ways Australians are incorporating artificial intelligence into their daily routines, from home renovations to brainstorms.

They dive into the reality of AI’s impact on the job market, the safety of your personal data, and why the technology is already outperforming humans at complex problem-solving.

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In this exclusive insider interview, Maroons assistant coach Matt Ballin joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss Queensland's intense preparation and tactical adjustments ahead of State of Origin Game 2.

Ballin opened up about Kalyn Ponga’s defensive training under Billy Slater, the strategic use of Reece Walsh off the bench, and how the squad is rallying around Tino Fa'asuamaleaui.

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The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to hold interest rates at 4.35% today after three consecutive hikes, signalling a potential shift in monetary policy.

Unconventional economist Leith van Onselen joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to explain how a cooling housing market, rising unemployment, and a potential US-Iran peace deal could pave the way for multiple rate cuts in 2027.

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Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings discussed the human element behind the Ashley Klein controversy, highlighting his battle with a severe gambling problem that resulted in losses up to $500,000.

He argued that the NRL failed in its duty of care by allowing Klein to referee State of Origin Game 2, effectively throwing an embattled employee into the country's most intense sporting pressure cooker.

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Political advertising expert Toby Ralph joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to break down why government-funded ad blitzes rarely change voter minds and often just end up annoying the public.

He warned that growing public frustration with major political parties is driving Australia closer to a multi-party democracy, as smaller movements gain financial traction.

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

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A stunning property surge on the Gold Coast has seen quarterly sales skyrocket by up to 120%, led by major hotspots like Tallai, Miami, and Ashmore.

Renowned demographer Bernard Salt joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings and explained that the region is transitioning from a holiday and retirement town into a self-fulfilling economic powerhouse, driven by lifestyle appeal, the 2032 Olympics infrastructure, and booming health and construction sectors.

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Former Queensland Origin player Scott Sattler joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss the upcoming State of Origin Game 2, offering his prediction for a Maroons victory and reacting to the refereeing styles following Game 1.

He also shared a heartfelt update on Tino Fa'asuamaleaui playing through the recent loss of his father, alongside insights into his own role as Director of Football, navigating a developmental season with the Gold Coast Titans.

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Following a stunning 2-0 victory over Türkiye, former Socceroo Tommy Oar joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to dissect Coach Tony Popovic's bold selection changes and the team's thrilling athletic performance.

The conversation also looks ahead to Saturday's highly anticipated match against the USA, firing back at dismissive comments made by American pundit Mike Grella.

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A stunning new poll has revealed that One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has overtaken Anthony Albanese as Australia's preferred Prime Minister, signalling a massive shift in public sentiment away from the major parties.

Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings attributes this political shakeup to a "tone-deaf" federal government, heavily criticising Treasurer Jim Chalmers for his confusing rhetoric regarding housing affordability and controversial changes to Capital Gains Tax that are reportedly driving young entrepreneurs out of the country.

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