Nine News meteorologist Gary Youngbery joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to discuss an impending heatwave across Southeast Queensland, following an overcast and rainy winter season. 

The duo detail how shifting winds will push temperatures into the mid-30s while cautioning listeners about unusually cold ocean water temperatures.

Nine News meteorologist Gary Youngbery joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to discuss an impending heatwave across Southeast Queensland, following an overcast and rainy winter season. 
The duo detail how shifting winds will push temperatures into the mid-30s while cautioning listeners about unusually cold ocean water temperatures.

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Heatwave Warning: Why Brisbane is facing an unseasonable September temperature spike

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A former Commonwealth Bank executive and mother of two joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to share her heartbreaking journey into homelessness after facing redundancy, marriage breakdown, and a priced-out rental market.

Now living in a van across Central West Queensland, she detailed her daily survival tactics and the overwhelming anxiety of facing a future without permanent shelter.

A former Commonwealth Bank executive and mother of two joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to share her heartbreaking journey into homelessness after facing redundancy, marriage breakdown, and a priced-out rental market.
Now living in a van across Central West Queensland, she detailed her daily survival tactics and the overwhelming anxiety of facing a future without permanent shelter.

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Senator James McGrath joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to condemn Victorian Labor and Melbourne's Lord Mayor for trying to move tennis and rowing events out of Queensland for the 2032 Olympic Games.

He argued that Queensland earned the hosting rights and emphasised that crucial infrastructure investments - like the $113 million upgrade to Tennyson - will benefit local youth and keep the Games firmly in the Sunshine State.

Senator James McGrath joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to condemn Victorian Labor and Melbourne's Lord Mayor for trying to move tennis and rowing events out of Queensland for the 2032 Olympic Games.
He argued that Queensland earned the hosting rights and emphasised that crucial infrastructure investments - like the $113 million upgrade to Tennyson - will benefit local youth and keep the Games firmly in the Sunshine State.

Heatwave Warning: Why Brisbane is facing an unseasonable September temperature spike

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