Scott Willkie, the Global Lead for emerging technology at Accenture, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to explain what Quantum computing is and why we need it.

Scott Willkie, the Global Lead for emerging technology at Accenture, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to explain what Quantum computing is and why we need it.

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Brisbane resident Angie Jackson has revealed the difficulty in getting a war grave for her grandfather and uncle who both served in WW1. 

Ms Jackson told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "Why do we have to bash our heads against a brick wall to get recognition?"

This is the latest instalment in a special 4BC Drive investigation raising awareness of cuts to the Private Graves Grants program.

Brisbane resident Angie Jackson has revealed the difficulty in getting a war grave for her grandfather and uncle who both served in WW1. 
Ms Jackson told Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive, "Why do we have to bash our heads against a brick wall to get recognition?"
This is the latest instalment in a special 4BC Drive investigation raising awareness of cuts to the Private Graves Grants program.

'Absolutely disgusted': Another family reveals heartache of underfunded war graves

Does cash still have a place in our society? 

From January 2026, businesses across Australia will be forced to accept cash from customers for essential items, as announced today by Treasurer Jim Chalmers.

Queensland Small Business Commissioner Dominique Lamb unpacks what it will mean for small business owners.

Does cash still have a place in our society? 
From January 2026, businesses across Australia will be forced to accept cash from customers for essential items, as announced today by Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
Queensland Small Business Commissioner Dominique Lamb unpacks what it will mean for small business owners.

Quantum computing 101: What on earth is it and why do we need it?

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