The second offender involved in the home invasion that led to the death of Emma Lovell in 2022 has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for burglary and assault in-company.

Lyndy Atkinson from Voice for Victims was inside the courtroom and joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive to discuss the verdict. 

The second offender involved in the home invasion that led to the death of Emma Lovell in 2022 has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for burglary and assault in-company.
Lyndy Atkinson from Voice for Victims was inside the courtroom and joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive to discuss the verdict.

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Second teen involved in Lovell home invasion sentenced in court

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Political commentator David Farrar joined Gary Hardgrave to explain why global instability means it’s time for New Zealand to ditch independence and become Australia’s newest state.

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Queensland is teetering on the edge of a credit rating downgrade that could spark a massive surge in interest repayments and household charges. 

Economist Gene Tunny joined Gary Hardgrave to explain why "buying groceries on a credit card" has left the state budget in a $19 billion hole and what it means for your wallet.

Queensland is teetering on the edge of a credit rating downgrade that could spark a massive surge in interest repayments and household charges. 
Economist Gene Tunny joined Gary Hardgrave to explain why "buying groceries on a credit card" has left the state budget in a $19 billion hole and what it means for your wallet.

Why Queensland’s 'negative' credit outlook is a warning for every household

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Second teen involved in Lovell home invasion sentenced in court

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