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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Listen to Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive weekdays from 3:00pm

Listen to Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive weekdays from 3:00pm

FULL SHOW: Listen back to 4BC Drive with Shane Doherty filling in for Gary Hardgrave, Friday March 13th, 2026

From the South Side of Brisbane to national folklore, the passing of Jamie Dunn has sparked a heartfelt debate about the future of his iconic companion. 

Shane Doherty explored why the "talking bath mat" deserves a permanent home alongside Queensland’s greatest icons at the museum.

From the South Side of Brisbane to national folklore, the passing of Jamie Dunn has sparked a heartfelt debate about the future of his iconic companion. 
Shane Doherty explored why the "talking bath mat" deserves a permanent home alongside Queensland&rsquo;s greatest icons at the museum.

Should Agro join the Bee Gees in the Queensland Museum?

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/defb12fd-55bb-4424-86f2-b40c006e2772/transcript

With Queensland’s electoral map undergoing its biggest transformation in years, political scientist Paul Williams joined Shane Doherty to break down why seats like Hill and Stretton are vanishing. 

Discover how shifting populations, not sneaky politics, are recalibrating the "roulette wheel" of our state elections and what it means for your next vote.

With Queensland&rsquo;s electoral map undergoing its biggest transformation in years, political scientist Paul Williams joined Shane Doherty to break down why seats like Hill and Stretton are vanishing. 
Discover how shifting populations, not sneaky politics, are recalibrating the "roulette wheel" of our state elections and what it means for your next vote.

The big shake-up: Why Queensland is scrapping two electorates in 2026

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/3e2baeb8-3ca2-460c-8ec3-b40c00680fb6/transcript

A "psychological armour": Veteran argues for military patches

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