Veteran Ian Rawson joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about the Australian Defence Force's ban on military symbols like skulls and Spartan helmets. 

Rawson argued that these are not "symbols of death" but morale patches that represent a proud history and provide a sense of unity and psychological armour for service members.

Veteran Ian Rawson joined Gary Hardgrave to talk about the Australian Defence Force's ban on military symbols like skulls and Spartan helmets.&nbsp;
Rawson argued that these are not "symbols of death" but morale patches that represent a proud history and provide a sense of unity and psychological armour for service members.

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A "psychological armour": Veteran argues for military patches

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because if you don’t laugh - you cry.

The Wokey Pokey is our weekly opportunity to laugh at the world of woke that is slowly taking over...&nbsp;
because if you don&rsquo;t laugh - you cry.

This week's edition of Wokey Pokey!

A high-level investigation has been launched after a 13-year-old boy was remanded in custody today for allegedly planning a mass school stabbing inspired by overseas attackers. 

Listen to the full segment to hear 4BC's Georgia Kondek break down the disturbing material found on the boy's phone, and why authorities are demanding answers about how he was left isolated at home for two years.

A high-level investigation has been launched after a 13-year-old boy was remanded in custody today for allegedly planning a mass school stabbing inspired by overseas attackers. 
Listen to the full segment to hear 4BC's Georgia Kondek break down the disturbing material found on the boy's phone, and why authorities are demanding answers about how he was left isolated at home for two years.

A "psychological armour": Veteran argues for military patches

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