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

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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.

4BC Drive with Gary Hardgrave

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FULL SHOW: Listen back to 4BC Drive with Gary Hardgrave, Tuesday June 9th, 2026

It sounds impossible, but a major new study reveals that overall life satisfaction has plummeted below the dark days of pandemic lockdowns. 

Economist Terry Rawnsley joined Gary Hardgrave to unpack the data and explain the hidden forces driving this national gloom.

It sounds impossible, but a major new study reveals that overall life satisfaction has plummeted below the dark days of pandemic lockdowns. 
Economist Terry Rawnsley joined Gary Hardgrave to unpack the data and explain the hidden forces driving this national gloom.

Why Australians are officially less happy right now than during 2020 COVID lockdowns

A massive mystery music extravaganza is being announced at the Gabba tomorrow morning, and a brilliant listener theory suggests Brisbane legends Powderfinger might be reuniting for the exclusive event. 

With the State Government backing this major October blockbuster, speculation is reaching a fever pitch over whether local icons or a secret global megastar will take the stage.

A massive mystery music extravaganza is being announced at the Gabba tomorrow morning, and a brilliant listener theory suggests Brisbane legends Powderfinger might be reuniting for the exclusive event. 
With the State Government backing this major October blockbuster, speculation is reaching a fever pitch over whether local icons or a secret global megastar will take the stage.

Massive Gabba concert mystery: Is Brisbane's own Powderfinger reuniting?

The Albanese government is introducing workplace amendments that critics argue will function as an artificial tax on major civil construction. 

QMCA Chief Executive Andrew Chapman broke down why these rules could choke off local subcontractors and send project costs skyrocketing by 30%.

The Albanese government is introducing workplace amendments that critics argue will function as an artificial tax on major civil construction. 
QMCA Chief Executive Andrew Chapman broke down why these rules could choke off local subcontractors and send project costs skyrocketing by 30%.

FULL SHOW: Listen back to 4BC Drive with Gary Hardgrave, Tuesday June 9th, 2026

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