4BC Mornings

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  • How poll panic forced Anthony Albanese into a major small business tax backflip

    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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    5 min
  • Big screens, no roof: Suncorp Stadium upgrade sparks debate

    Former Premier Peter Beattie’s dream for a weatherproof Suncorp Stadium has been dashed by the Queensland government’s newly announced pre-Olympics makeover.

    While the venue is set to score a massive new "halo" screen and two tennis-court-sized outdoor displays ahead of 2022, critics are calling the upgrade "cheap" after the state passed on a roof and added just 1,000 extra standing spots.

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    6 min
  • Why the feds are refusing to cut tobacco tax despite a booming black market

    Assistant Customs Minister Julian Hill defended the government’s refusal to lower tobacco excise, arguing that organised crime syndicates will always undercut legal prices.

    Instead, he revealed a multi-million-dollar plan to replicate Queensland's hardline enforcement strategy nationwide.

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    14 min
  • Why a sabotage stunt at Pauline Hanson's historic press club speech backfired

    Pauline Hanson just took the stage for her historic first National Press Club address, but a high-tech sabotage attempt by activist group GetUp! didn't go quite as planned.

    4BC Federal Politics Editor Michael Pachi joined Jason to break down her controversial new policy proposals and explain why this disruptive stunt may have just handed One Nation a brand-new political superpower.

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    10 min
  • Why Billy Slater personally tasked poet Rupert McCall with rebranding The Maroons' DNA

    Even a die-hard NSW Blues host can't deny the goosebumps when legendary Australian poet Rupert McCall delivers his spine-tingling State of Origin anthem live in the studio ahead of Game 2.

    Listen to the full clip to hear McCall's exclusive prediction for tonight's blockbuster clash and the powerful story behind the poem Billy Slater personally asked him to write for the Maroons.

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    8 min
  • Why Aussie blokes are risking their lives to avoid the GP this Men’s Health Week

    We all know the classic Aussie mentality of "she'll be right," but ignoring your health could literally cost you years of your life.

    4BC Mornings throws the spotlight on why blokes notoriously duck the doctor—and the simple, wallet-friendly checkups that can catch the nasty stuff before it's too late.

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    7 min
  • Why shock QLD polling shows One Nation leveling with Labor

    A stunning new poll has sent shockwaves through Headquarters as a minor party ties with the official opposition.

    Listen now to find out why voters are ditching the major parties and what it means for Queensland.

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    4 min
  • Maroons Legend Mark Coyne believes Qld can break their 31-year Melbourne hoodoo

    Ahead of tonight's massive State of Origin clash, Maroons legend Mark Coyne joined Jason to relive his iconic "miracle" try and explain the unique Queensland spirit that New South Wales just can't seem to replicate.

    He also breaks down why fearless young stars like Sam Walker are built perfectly for the modern game and drops his official prediction for Game 2 in Melbourne.

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    7 min

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