4BC Mornings

4BC Mornings

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4BC Mornings episodes

  • From punching bag to proud dad: Why David Littleproud quit

    David Littleproud joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to open up about his shock resignation as Nationals leader, describing the severe exhaustion and toll the role has taken on him over the last eight months.

    He assured his constituents he isn't going anywhere and will contest the seat of Maranoa in 2028, choosing instead to redirect his energy toward his family and local community.

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    10 min
  • Why job candidates are dictating terms and employers are pushing back

    A new report reveals a massive power shift in the job market, with candidates increasingly demanding flexible working conditions and unique perks before accepting a role.

    Recruiter Lauren Haxby joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to emphasise the need for employers to offer a strong value proposition. 

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    9 min
  • Queensland floods: Fraser Coast spared the worst as Bundaberg braces for peak

    Fraser Coast Mayor George Seymour joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to report that his community has largely avoided disaster, despite some dangerous flash flooding in local tributaries.

    In stark contrast, Bundaberg Mayor Helen Blackburn urged residents to self-evacuate and support each other's mental health as low-lying homes prepare for certain inundation tonight.

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    5 min
  • $90 billion wiped: How the Iran conflict is hitting your Superannuation

    A recent $90 billion loss on the Australian share market is sparking fears about the security of retirement funds and global economic stability.

    Driven by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, The Unconventional Economist Leith Van Onselen joined Jason Mathews on 4BC Mornings to warn that protracted unrest could lead to lower global growth and corporate profitability.

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    9 min
  • Did Donald Trump’s 2am call save the Iranian female soccer team?

    Five members of the Iranian women's soccer team have been granted humanitarian visas in Australia after facing severe backlash in their home country for refusing to sing the national anthem.

    While Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke detailed a meticulous timeline to prove the decision was made independently, questions remain about whether a late-night phone call from Donald Trump forced the government's hand.

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    7 min
  • Why Jason’s team are begging him to get a hobby this week

    Jason’s team is staging a "hobby intervention" because his lack of after-work activities has officially become everyone else's problem.

    Listen to the suggestions and Jason’s picky excuses as he searches for a way to fill his afternoons before his 8:00 PM bedtime.

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    6 min
  • The Coalition’s cautious stance on the Iranian Women’s Soccer Team

    As members of the Iranian women’s soccer team reportedly consider seeking asylum, the Coalition weighs compassion against national security.

    David Littleproud stressed that while their courage is inspiring, a rigorous vetting process is essential to ensure new arrivals share Australian values.

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    14 min
  • Why Australia is running on empty as Middle East tensions rise

    Australia is a resource-rich nation currently failing the basic 90-day international fuel security standard, leaving our farmers and truckies stranded.

    Listen to Jason break down why our dependence on imports is about to hit you where it hurts most - your wallet and your supermarket shelves.

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    5 min

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