Two local women have spent six years tracking down 900 forgotten World War I veterans buried in unmarked Brisbane graves to finally give them the honours they deserve. 

Now, they are uncovering a massive nationwide gap in government funding that leaves thousands more heroes, including underage soldiers, completely forgotten in the grass.

Two local women have spent six years tracking down 900 forgotten World War I veterans buried in unmarked Brisbane graves to finally give them the honours they deserve. 
Now, they are uncovering a massive nationwide gap in government funding that leaves thousands more heroes, including underage soldiers, completely forgotten in the grass.

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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Why thousands of Aussie war heroes lie in unmarked cemetery dirt

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Full Show: 4BC Drive with Carla Bignasca, August 25th, 2026

When a host tucked away a guest’s expensive bottle of wine and served bargain-bin liquor instead, Carla took the host to trial on 4BC Drive to ask if it was a total social faux pas. 

Listeners flooded the lines with wildly awkward hosting horror stories before the jury handed down its ultimate verdict.

When a host tucked away a guest&rsquo;s expensive bottle of wine and served bargain-bin liquor instead, Carla took the host to trial on 4BC Drive to ask if it was a total social faux pas. 
Listeners flooded the lines with wildly awkward hosting horror stories before the jury handed down its ultimate verdict.

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With train fares across South East Queensland capped at 50 cents, Greens MP Michael Berkman is calling out Brisbane’s $23 Airtrain ticket as a raw deal for commuters. 

He detailed a controversial private member's bill to force an early public buyback, explaining why he believes a $46.6 million buyout is fair despite pushback from the private operator.

With train fares across South East Queensland capped at 50 cents, Greens MP Michael Berkman is calling out Brisbane&rsquo;s $23 Airtrain ticket as a raw deal for commuters. 
He detailed a controversial private member's bill to force an early public buyback, explaining why he believes a $46.6 million buyout is fair despite pushback from the private operator.

Why thousands of Aussie war heroes lie in unmarked cemetery dirt

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