Nine News Reporter Josh Bavas, joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive to discuss how the State Government has scandalously covered up safety and maintenance failures which led to the catastrophic Callide explosion.

Nine News Reporter Josh Bavas, joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive to discuss how the State Government has scandalously covered up safety and maintenance failures which led to the catastrophic Callide explosion.

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

4BC Drive, live every weekday afternoon. With the latest news, 4BC will keep you updated on your drive home.

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From stuff up to cover-up: Shocking extent of the government's handling of Callide revealed

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After a tough 2025 marked by mine closures, a massive new copper project and a signed rescue package are set to transform the North West. 

Mayor Peta MacRae joined the program to explain why the region’s mineral reserves are once again the backbone of the local economy.

After a tough 2025 marked by mine closures, a massive new copper project and a signed rescue package are set to transform the North West. 
Mayor Peta MacRae joined the program to explain why the region&rsquo;s mineral reserves are once again the backbone of the local economy.

Summer Around The State: Mayor Peta MacRae says 2026 is Mount Isa’s comeback year

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From the Gold Coast to Townsville, hospitality venues are reporting a surge in fake "pineapples" and $100 bills being slipped into tills during busy shifts. 

Publican Richard Deery explained why new staff and low-light environments are being targeted, and why the loss of these high-value notes hits small business owners twice as hard.

From the Gold Coast to Townsville, hospitality venues are reporting a surge in fake "pineapples" and $100 bills being slipped into tills during busy shifts.&nbsp;
Publican Richard Deery explained why new staff and low-light environments are being targeted, and why the loss of these high-value notes hits small business owners twice as hard.

Why Queensland pubs are seeing a holiday spike in counterfeit notes

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From stuff up to cover-up: Shocking extent of the government's handling of Callide revealed

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