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Broadcasting live from Hamilton Island Race Week, Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast caught up with celebrity chef Khanh Ong about his American Express dining event at Catseye Pool Club alongside chef Josh Niland. 

The lively chat covers everything from nostalgic upside-down pineapple desserts and winter chicken soup tips to controversial kids' meal room service orders, bizarre fried rice combinations, and catastrophic golf scores on Dent Island.

Broadcasting live from Hamilton Island Race Week, Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast caught up with celebrity chef Khanh Ong about his American Express dining event at Catseye Pool Club alongside chef Josh Niland. 
The lively chat covers everything from nostalgic upside-down pineapple desserts and winter chicken soup tips to controversial kids' meal room service orders, bizarre fried rice combinations, and catastrophic golf scores on Dent Island.

Kids' Menu Crisis: Why celebrity chef Khanh Ong is defending "disgusting" hotel room service habits

Queensland Police Minister Dan Purdie joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to detail tough new "breach bail, go to jail" laws designed to send repeat youth and adult offenders straight to prison upon their first bail breach. 

He also celebrated surpassing the government's recruitment target with over 2,000 new police officers on the beat, while issuing an urgent warning to drivers as Queensland's road toll climbs 12%.

Queensland Police Minister Dan Purdie joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to detail tough new "breach bail, go to jail" laws designed to send repeat youth and adult offenders straight to prison upon their first bail breach. 
He also celebrated surpassing the government's recruitment target with over 2,000 new police officers on the beat, while issuing an urgent warning to drivers as Queensland's road toll climbs 12%.

"The gig is up": Inside the Police Minister's mission to strip bail privileges from repeat criminals

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FULL SHOW: 4BC Breakfast with Jason Matthews, August 21st, 2026

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