Hear all this week's best bits from 4BC Breakfast with Dean Miller and Sofie Formica.

Hear all this week's best bits from 4BC Breakfast with Dean Miller and Sofie Formica.

If it's happening in Brisbane, you'll hear about it first on 4BC Breakfast.

If it's happening in Brisbane, you'll hear about it first on 4BC Breakfast.

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Best of 4BC Breakfast with Dean & Sofie, June 8th-12th, 2026

Listen to 4BC Breakfast with Dean Miller and Sofie Formica weekdays from 5.30am-9am.

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Queensland farming bodies and local councils are pushing back against proposed federal changes to disaster recovery funding, which would drop the commonwealth contribution from 64% down to 50%.

Richmond Shire Mayor John Wharton joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to warn that the 14% funding cut will leave regional councils unable to repair infrastructure—such as his shire's $30 million in flood damage - ultimately driving up grocery prices for everyday consumers.

Queensland farming bodies and local councils are pushing back against proposed federal changes to disaster recovery funding, which would drop the commonwealth contribution from 64% down to 50%.
Richmond Shire Mayor John Wharton joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to warn that the 14% funding cut will leave regional councils unable to repair infrastructure&mdash;such as his shire's $30 million in flood damage - ultimately driving up grocery prices for everyday consumers.

The 14% drop that could spike your grocery bill at the supermarket checkout

The Queensland Hotel Association has criticised the state's rigid licensing laws for preventing local pubs and venues from opening early to broadcast the World Cup matches.

While a dedicated live site exists for fans, hospitality leaders argue that businesses are missing out on vital revenue while facing increasing overhead pressures.

The Queensland Hotel Association has criticised the state's rigid licensing laws for preventing local pubs and venues from opening early to broadcast the World Cup matches.
While a dedicated live site exists for fans, hospitality leaders argue that businesses are missing out on vital revenue while facing increasing overhead pressures.

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