A heated debate between Ben Davis and food safety expert Susannah Roelofsz of 4BC Mornings revealed the terrifying hidden bacterial risks lurking in everyday leftovers like chicken, rice, and pasta. 

The segment breaks down how improper cooling and uneven microwave reheating create perfect breeding grounds for heat-resistant toxins that can lead to severe gastrointestinal illness.

A heated debate between Ben Davis and food safety expert Susannah Roelofsz of 4BC Mornings revealed the terrifying hidden bacterial risks lurking in everyday leftovers like chicken, rice, and pasta. 
The segment breaks down how improper cooling and uneven microwave reheating create perfect breeding grounds for heat-resistant toxins that can lead to severe gastrointestinal illness.

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If it's happening in Brisbane, you'll hear about it first on 4BC Breakfast.

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The deadly leftover danger: Why eating yesterday’s curry could land you in the ER

Ever wondered if an artist can truly set themselves up for life off the back of just one famous song? 

White Sky Music’s head of royalties, Matt Bird, joined Ben Davis to explain exactly how global airplay and streaming pots turn single tracks into massive lifelong fortunes.

Ever wondered if an artist can truly set themselves up for life off the back of just one famous song? 
White Sky Music&rsquo;s head of royalties, Matt Bird, joined Ben Davis to explain exactly how global airplay and streaming pots turn single tracks into massive lifelong fortunes.

Can you really retire on just one hit? A music royalty expert breaks down the millions

Ben Davis filling in for Dean Miller and Sofie Formica who will return on July 13.

Ben Davis filling in for Dean Miller and Sofie Formica who will return on July 13.

 FULL SHOW: 4BC Breakfast with Ben Davis, July 3rd, 2026

After facing three separate family health crises, including the tragic loss of his 18-year-old son to a rare cancer, Queenslander Shaune Watts refused to be defeated and instead raised over $1.3 million for charity. 

Hear the deeply moving story of how this ordinary local dad uses sheer determination and cold calls to turn profound heartbreak into a powerful lifesaving legacy.

After facing three separate family health crises, including the tragic loss of his 18-year-old son to a rare cancer, Queenslander Shaune Watts refused to be defeated and instead raised over $1.3 million for charity.&nbsp;
Hear the deeply moving story of how this ordinary local dad uses sheer determination and cold calls to turn profound heartbreak into a powerful lifesaving legacy.

The deadly leftover danger: Why eating yesterday’s curry could land you in the ER

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