4BC Mornings

Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings and The Dor Foundation CEO Tahli Blicblau discussed the interim report from the Royal Commission on anti-Semitism, criticising its focus on surface-level fixes like gun buybacks and increased event security.

Both agree that while the initial actionable steps are necessary, the final report must address the root causes of hatred that led to the devastating Bondi attack.

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Craig Laundy, the new boss of Tapt Media, joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss his family's massive expansion from pubs into talkback radio.

He also shared candid reflections on his time in federal politics and revealed a multimillion-dollar refurbishment plan for the Sheraton Grand Mirage ahead of the 2032 Olympics.

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Three Indigenous groups have lodged heritage concerns against the planned Olympic stadium at Victoria Park, sparking debate over why these issues weren't raised years ago.

Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings raised alarms that these late-stage legal hurdles will result in massive taxpayer expenses to make the delays go away.

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With winter approaching, media reports claim up to 35% of people will suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder, but is it really an issue in sunny Queensland?

LIVIN co-founder Casey Lyons joined Jason Matthews on 4B Mornings to debunk the inflated stats and share simple tips for beating the colder weather slump.

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Domain's March quarter report reveals Brisbane property prices are surging, with the median house price hitting $1.21 million despite cooling markets in Sydney and Melbourne.

Experts attribute this unstoppable growth to tight rental markets, interstate migration, and major infrastructure spending, leaving first-home buyers struggling to keep up.

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Jason Matthews addressed the alarming spike in Queensland road fatalities on 4BC Mornings, criticising current safety campaigns, such as the "Fatal Five," as ineffective and soft.

He called for immediate, hard-hitting interventions, including graphic advertising, increased police visibility, and a controversial reduction in speed limits.

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The owners of Toowoomba's Kaia's Kitchen remain in visa limbo after their three-month extension expired, though they are permitted to stay while waiting for slow overseas background checks.

Federal MP Garth Hamilton joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to praise the bipartisan effort to help the beloved family secure permanent residency in Australia.

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Queensland Maroons coach Nathan Cross joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss the dawn of a new era ahead of the Women's State of Origin opener, acknowledging the massive shoes to fill following Ali Brigginshaw's retirement.

He also shed light on the unique aspects of coaching female athletes, praising their extreme attention to detail and hunger for knowledge.

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