Broncos Star Ben Hunt joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to discuss the team's preparation for the World Club Challenge against Hull Kingston Rovers, highlighting the team's serious intent to win the trophy despite the harsh weather.

He also shared behind-the-scenes details about his "freight train" roommate Pat Carrigan and confirmed his desire to continue playing rugby league beyond this season.

Broncos Star Ben Hunt joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to discuss the team's preparation for the World Club Challenge against Hull Kingston Rovers, highlighting the team's serious intent to win the trophy despite the harsh weather.
He also shared behind-the-scenes details about his "freight train" roommate Pat Carrigan and confirmed his desire to continue playing rugby league beyond this season.

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Legacy on the line: Why the Broncos refuse to treat the UK trip as a holiday

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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.

Legacy on the line: Why the Broncos refuse to treat the UK trip as a holiday

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