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.

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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Should Agro join the Bee Gees in the Queensland Museum?

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Listen to 4BC Drive weekdays from 3:00pm.

 

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Full Show: 4BC Drive with Carla Bignasca, 4th November, 2026

Queensland’s building sector is staring down an enormous labour squeeze, delaying home renos and major infrastructure projects statewide. 

Co-founders Sam Clarke and Greta Wilson joined Carla to reveal how their fast-growing app is filling site shortages overnight while backing true casual worker rights.

Queensland&rsquo;s building sector is staring down an enormous labour squeeze, delaying home renos and major infrastructure projects statewide. 
Co-founders Sam Clarke and Greta Wilson joined Carla to reveal how their fast-growing app is filling site shortages overnight while backing true casual worker rights.

Can an app fix Brisbane's construction crisis? Meet the local founders behind Casu

A leaked health directive instructing emergency staff to hold ambulance patients outside crowded hospital doors has sparked furious backlash from frontline advocates. 

Queensland Hospital Watch co-founder Rosemary Wanless revealed how internal pressure to cook ramping statistics is actively putting vulnerable lives at risk.

A leaked health directive instructing emergency staff to hold ambulance patients outside crowded hospital doors has sparked furious backlash from frontline advocates. 
Queensland Hospital Watch co-founder Rosemary Wanless revealed how internal pressure to cook ramping statistics is actively putting vulnerable lives at risk.

Should Agro join the Bee Gees in the Queensland Museum?

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