Retail expert Professor Gary Mortimer joined Luke Bradnam to explain why it's difficult for consumers to identify Australian-made and owned goods.

Will Anthony Albanese's "Future Made in Australia" campaign be enough to reverse the decades-long decline in Australia's manufacturing sector?

Retail expert Professor Gary Mortimer joined Luke Bradnam to explain why it's difficult for consumers to identify Australian-made and owned goods.
Will Anthony Albanese's "Future Made in Australia" campaign be enough to reverse the decades-long decline in Australia's manufacturing sector?

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Bundaberg Rum and Arnott's: The iconic Aussie brands that are no longer Australian

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A Graceville resident named Neil joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to share his harrowing account of a midnight home invasion where five masked intruders stole two vehicles and jewellery while his family slept soundly.

He highlighted the "professional" nature of modern burglars and the escalating safety concerns within the Brisbane community.

A Graceville resident named Neil joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to share his harrowing account of a midnight home invasion where five masked intruders stole two vehicles and jewellery while his family slept soundly.
He highlighted the "professional" nature of modern burglars and the escalating safety concerns within the Brisbane community.

Graceville home invasion: Two cars stolen while family sleeps

Richmond Shire Mayor John Wharton joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to discuss the devastating economic and logistical impact of flooding in Northwest Queensland.

The Mayor highlighted the urgent need for a $50 million inland port and upgraded "bank-to-bank" road infrastructure to protect a corridor valued at $15 billion from recurring seasonal devastation.

Richmond Shire Mayor John Wharton joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to discuss the devastating economic and logistical impact of flooding in Northwest Queensland.
The Mayor highlighted the urgent need for a $50 million inland port and upgraded "bank-to-bank" road infrastructure to protect a corridor valued at $15 billion from recurring seasonal devastation.

Infrastructure debt: Why the Mt Isa-to-Townsville corridor is failing

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Bundaberg Rum and Arnott's: The iconic Aussie brands that are no longer Australian

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