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Hear all this week's best bits from 4BC Breakfast with Jason Matthews.

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Best of 4BC Breakfast with Jason Matthews, October 26th-October 30th, 2026

Queensland Parliament has officially passed sweeping, nation-leading bail laws imposing a mandatory 12-month jail sentence on repeat offenders who breach their release conditions. 

Speaking on-air, Lyndy Atkinson from VICTIMS 1st joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to celebrate the milestone alongside crime victims, expressing hope that the reform will permanently halt the cycle of repeat offending across the state.

Queensland Parliament has officially passed sweeping, nation-leading bail laws imposing a mandatory 12-month jail sentence on repeat offenders who breach their release conditions. 
Speaking on-air, Lyndy Atkinson from VICTIMS 1st joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to celebrate the milestone alongside crime victims, expressing hope that the reform will permanently halt the cycle of repeat offending across the state.

"Breach Bail, Go to Jail": Queensland passes nation’s toughest bail laws

Following a sombre start marked by a pledge for civil debate after an attack on MP Helen Haines and security threats at The Lodge, federal parliament quickly descended into bitter fighting over a disputed $6M golf club grant, surging inflation, and broken policy promises. 

Speaker Milton Dick resorted to ejecting multiple unruly MPs as political editor Michael Pachi joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast and warned of growing Labor backbench anxiety, branding the Prime Minister and Treasurer the clear political losers of the sitting week.

Following a sombre start marked by a pledge for civil debate after an attack on MP Helen Haines and security threats at The Lodge, federal parliament quickly descended into bitter fighting over a disputed $6M golf club grant, surging inflation, and broken policy promises. 
Speaker Milton Dick resorted to ejecting multiple unruly MPs as political editor Michael Pachi joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast and warned of growing Labor backbench anxiety, branding the Prime Minister and Treasurer the clear political losers of the sitting week.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Breakfast with Jason Matthews, October 30th, 2026

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