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Italian chef Davide Tamburrello was sacked from a Fortitude Valley restaurant after refusing to put pineapple on a pizza, later losing his unfair dismissal claim because his paperwork was filed a month late. 

While high-profile figures like Queensland Premier David Crisafulli backed the chef's culinary stance, Tamburrello has moved on as head chef in West End while radio hosts spark a fiery debate on whether pineapple belongs on pizza at all.

Italian chef Davide Tamburrello was sacked from a Fortitude Valley restaurant after refusing to put pineapple on a pizza, later losing his unfair dismissal claim because his paperwork was filed a month late. 
While high-profile figures like Queensland Premier David Crisafulli backed the chef's culinary stance, Tamburrello has moved on as head chef in West End while radio hosts spark a fiery debate on whether pineapple belongs on pizza at all.

Brisbane chef fired for refusing to put pineapple on pizza loses unfair dismissal claim

Amid rising road fatalities, Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast and brand communications expert Christopher Melotti unpack why the Queensland Police Service's multi-million dollar "Fatal Five" campaign is failing to resonate with everyday drivers. 

They compare today’s conservative, easily ignored messaging to hard-hitting vintage campaigns, urging the state government to urgently overhaul its strategy with emotional storytelling before the dangerous holiday season.

Amid rising road fatalities, Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast and brand communications expert Christopher Melotti unpack why the Queensland Police Service's multi-million dollar "Fatal Five" campaign is failing to resonate with everyday drivers. 
They compare today&rsquo;s conservative, easily ignored messaging to hard-hitting vintage campaigns, urging the state government to urgently overhaul its strategy with emotional storytelling before the dangerous holiday season.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Breakfast with Jason Matthews, November 4th, 2026

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