The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to a 60-day interim peace deal, mediated by Pakistan, Turkey, and Qatar, which aims to lift the US naval blockade and reopen the Strait of Hormuz for oil and fertiliser shipments.

However, despite President Trump celebrating the deal, security expert Neil Fergus joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that it fails to address critical long-term issues, including Iran's nuclear enrichment, ballistic missile programs, and ongoing regional proxy conflicts.

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Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings and comedian Mel Buttle break down the excitement of the 104-game World Cup tournament while calling out the "uptight" fans defensive about the terminology of the sport.

The conversation spans from predicting tournament winners and rooting for England’s early exit to Mel's clever tricks for pretending to work while listening to matches.

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A staggering 63% increase in women assessed at serious risk of domestic homicide has pushed Australia's refuge services to a breaking point.

Women’s Community Shelters CEO Annabelle Daniel OAM joined Jason Matthews on 4BC mornings to discuss how tech-driven coercive control is worsening the crisis and why a whole-of-community approach - including positive male mentorship - is vital to saving lives.

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The Courier Mail has sparked intense debate across Brisbane after releasing its list of the 77 most powerful sporting figures in Queensland.

Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings was left reeling over the inclusion of politicians and administrators ahead of iconic, history-making legends like Cathy Freeman, Wally Lewis, and Dawn Fraser.

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A highly sophisticated cryptocurrency scam is utilising AI-generated deepfakes of Australian politicians fighting to trick citizens into handing over their superannuation and bank details.

Tech expert Lee Stark joined Jason Mathews on 4BC Mornings to warn that while social media giants like Meta benefit from the ad revenue generated by these campaigns, they are doing little to stop fraudulent content that is costing Australians billions of dollars annually.

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One Nation has raised over $1.8 million in just 24 hours for its "Fire the Liar" campaign, sparking intense debate over whether Australia has permanently shifted to a three-party political system.

 Political Editor Michael Pachi joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to break down how this massive fundraising surge, backed by moving billboards in the Prime Minister's own electorate, is forcing major parties to reconsider their preference strategies ahead of the next election.

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A series of random drive-by slingshot attacks in Brisbane has left four innocent pedestrians injured, including a 22-year-old woman with a severe forehead laceration and a 64-year-old woman struck in the jaw.

Jason Matthews on 4BC  vehemently condemns the perpetrators, arguing that a toxic online culture has blurred the line between harmless pranks and criminal assault, while noting that four suspects are set to face court later this month.

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