4BC Mornings

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  • Australian Diamonds race against the clock to defend Commonwealth glory in Glasgow

    Australian Diamonds star Cara Koenen joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings live from the airport as the team prepares to jet off for a gruelling 20-hour flight ahead of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

    With five debutants entering the mix and intense sibling rivalries keeping her motivated, Koenen opens up about the immense sacrifices her family made on Magnetic Island to help her reach the pinnacle of netball.

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    8 min
  • Packed like sardines: The train crisis crippling Brisbane commuters with no end in sight

    Brisbane commuters are facing months of travel misery as ongoing industrial action and a massive maintenance backlog leave trains crammed "like sardines in a can".

    In response to the crisis, Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings has issued a direct challenge to Transport Minister Brent Mickelberg and top bureaucrats to strip away their security details, pay their 50-cent fares, and experience the brutal reality of the 7:30 AM peak-hour crush firsthand.

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    5 min
  • The shocking new twist in the Great Aussie Pie Competition that has butchers scrambling

    The 37th annual Great Aussie Pie Competition has officially opened its entries, sparking a high-stakes battle with $50,000 in prizes on the line.

    Head judge Mike French joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to break down the rigorous 15-point criteria used to evaluate the nation's best pies, sausage rolls, and a brand-new butchers' category.

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    8 min
  • How one desperate Brisbane restaurateur is fighting to keep the doors open amid a crucial small business crisis

    Faced with skyrocketing supply chain costs and a brutal cost-of-living squeeze, Manly restaurateur Michaela turned to TikTok to document her raw journey to secure 100 Saturday customers.

    She joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to open up about the immense psychological toll of wearing every hat in the business while fighting to keep the doors open.

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    8 min
  • "Not All Men": Why Tarang Chawla says that’s a dangerous excuse in the Domestic Violence crisis

    Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings opened a raw discussion on domestic violence, reflecting on the overwhelming feedback received after stating that men must be part of the solution.

    He is joined by anti-domestic violence advocate Tarang Chawla, who shared the chilling details of his sister Nikita's 2015 murder and calls on men to actively reform toxic masculinity.

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    17 min
  • "Enough is enough": Shadow Minister demands reversal of $40M domestic violence funding cut

    Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings and Shadow Minister for Women Shannon Fentiman address the alarming rise in domestic violence fatalities, urging immediate action and political unity across Queensland.

    The Minister strongly condemns a reported $40 million budget cut to domestic violence prevention, demanding the Premier reverse the decision to better resource struggling frontline services.

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    10 min
  • National defence lockdown: Inside Australia’s urgent 'Astral Shield' Military exercise

    Commodore Philippa Hay, Director General of Joint Collective Training, joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to break down the massive 'Exercise Astral Shield' operations currently securing critical infrastructure across North Queensland and Western Australia.

    The high-stakes interview also marks a sombre reflection on the upcoming anniversary of the tragic 2023 Taipan helicopter crash, highlighting the intense reality and resilience required of Australia's defence personnel.

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    9 min
  • Frankie’s fight for life: Why this 5-year-old is walking for a cure after surviving stage 4 cancer

    At just 10 months old, a local Brisbane boy named Franky was diagnosed with aggressive stage 4 neuroblastoma, a brutal childhood cancer that ultimately claimed his eyesight and required 18 months of toxic, gruelling treatments.

    Now five years old and celebrating three years in remission, Franky and his family are preparing for the upcoming Run2Cure Brisbane event to raise vital awareness and give back to the oncology community that saved his life.

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    15 min

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