It’s time to make sense of the senseless with 4BC Drive’s Wokey Pokey.

This week, New South Wales barristers are being schooled on pronouns, a university is paying a six-figure salary to recruit people to indigenise its curriculum, and the Queensland Human Rights Commissioner isn't happy with the police service.

It&rsquo;s time to make sense of the senseless with 4BC Drive&rsquo;s Wokey Pokey.
This week, New South Wales barristers are being schooled on pronouns, a university is paying a six-figure salary to recruit people to indigenise its curriculum, and the Queensland Human Rights Commissioner isn't happy with the police service.

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A local father shared the devastating moment he realised thieves didn't just take his property, but the only remaining photos of his late daughter. 

Hear the community's incredible response as a fellow listener calls in with a potential lead to recover the priceless memories.

A local father shared the devastating moment he realised thieves didn't just take his property, but the only remaining photos of his late daughter. 
Hear the community's incredible response as a fellow listener calls in with a potential lead to recover the priceless memories.

"It’s just so wrong": Brisbane dad’s heartbreak over stolen family photos

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/cc60a993-f93b-46c4-b5db-b3fd006c79ba/transcript

After surviving five home invasions, including a terrifying assault on Easter Sunday, David Connors explained why he spent $350,000 to move his family and how his local crime watch group grew to 4,000 members. 

He challenged the Police Commissioner’s "improving" statistics, highlighting a disturbing surge in violent crime and the dangers lurking in popular public parks.

After surviving five home invasions, including a terrifying assault on Easter Sunday, David Connors explained why he spent $350,000 to move his family and how his local crime watch group grew to 4,000 members.&nbsp;
He challenged the Police Commissioner&rsquo;s "improving" statistics, highlighting a disturbing surge in violent crime and the dangers lurking in popular public parks.

"The home is not a sanctuary": Why one Brisbane dad had to flee West End

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/c4cf1288-512d-4ef7-afc0-b3fd005fd2fe/transcript

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