NBN Co Customer Experience Expert, Jane McNamara, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to explain how you can optimise your internet speed at home.

NBN Co Customer Experience Expert, Jane McNamara, joined Peter Gleeson on 4BC Drive to explain how you can optimise your internet speed at home.

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Listen to Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive weekdays from 3pm-6pm.

Listen to Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Drive weekdays from 3pm-6pm.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Drive with Gary Hardgrave, November 14th, 2024

Construction industry bosses are hailing the state government's decision to suspend BPIC, or the CFMEU tax, as it's known. 

Queensland Major Contractors Association chief Andrew Chapman joins Gary Hardgrave to break down the decision and what it means.

Construction industry bosses are hailing the state government's decision to suspend BPIC, or the CFMEU tax, as it's known. 
Queensland Major Contractors Association chief Andrew Chapman joins Gary Hardgrave to break down the decision and what it means.

Construction industry body hails suspension of CMFEU tax

Brisbane local Rich Marchetta says it hit him in the heart when his great uncles - veterans of the world wars - were given military commemorations on their unmarked civilian graves. 

But it was only possible because of a government funded headstone project that has just suffered major funding cuts, delaying recognition for an estimated 12,000 WW1 veterans interred in civilian cemeteries nationally.

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

Brisbane local Rich Marchetta says it hit him in the heart when his great uncles - veterans of the world wars - were given military commemorations on their unmarked civilian graves. 
But it was only possible because of a government funded headstone project that has just suffered major funding cuts, delaying recognition for an estimated 12,000 WW1 veterans interred in civilian cemeteries nationally.
This is the latest instalment in a special 4BC Drive investigation raising awareness of cuts to the Private Graves Grants program.

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