Following another weekend rescue on Mount Tibrogargan, calls are mounting to permanently ban climbing on the Glass House Mountains. 

Save Our Summits President Mark Hendrickx joined Carla to explain why closing the peaks is a "ridiculous concept" and to share the simple safety fixes that could save lives instead.

Following another weekend rescue on Mount Tibrogargan, calls are mounting to permanently ban climbing on the Glass House Mountains. 
Save Our Summits President Mark Hendrickx joined Carla to explain why closing the peaks is a "ridiculous concept" and to share the simple safety fixes that could save lives instead.

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Should Glass House Mountain climbs be banned?

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Now working two jobs just to rebuild her future, she shared her devastating story and the crucial warning every Australian needs to hear before it's too late.

After nearly five decades of hard work, 61-year-old Debbie Simpson logged into her account to find her entire $139,000 retirement fund had vanished overnight due to a collapsed superannuation scheme. 
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Should Glass House Mountain climbs be banned?

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