Annual inflation has held steady at 3.8%, though slight ticks in underlying figures are largely driven by the fading impact of electricity rebates rather than extreme price spikes.

Chief Economist at the Australia Institute, Greg Jericho, joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to explain that while consumers and small businesses are rapidly tightening their belts, a potential interest rate hike is unlikely until at least May.

Annual inflation has held steady at 3.8%, though slight ticks in underlying figures are largely driven by the fading impact of electricity rebates rather than extreme price spikes.
Chief Economist at the Australia Institute, Greg Jericho, joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to explain that while consumers and small businesses are rapidly tightening their belts, a potential interest rate hike is unlikely until at least May.

Why is inflation stuck at 3.8%, and will rates rise again?

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from the Lodge following a bomb threat, highlighting a disturbing trend of increased security risks for Australian politicians.

Federal Politics Editor Michael Pachi joins Jason Matthews to discuss scaling back capital gains tax concessions, which are raising questions about housing supply, even as monthly inflation holds steady at 3.8%.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was evacuated from the Lodge following a bomb threat, highlighting a disturbing trend of increased security risks for Australian politicians.
Federal Politics Editor Michael Pachi joins Jason Matthews to discuss scaling back capital gains tax concessions, which are raising questions about housing supply, even as monthly inflation holds steady at 3.8%.

Why are threats against Australian Politicians on the rise?

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After a devastating November hailstorm left 84-year-old Elva with a leaking asbestos roof, 4BC listeners and local builders rallied to help. 

Today, building consultants and asbestos removal experts are stepping in to patch the holes and address severe mould risks, finally giving Elva a dry place to sleep.

After a devastating November hailstorm left 84-year-old Elva with a leaking asbestos roof, 4BC listeners and local builders rallied to help. 
Today, building consultants and asbestos removal experts are stepping in to patch the holes and address severe mould risks, finally giving Elva a dry place to sleep.

How 4BC saved Elva's roof with 4BC's Roof Rescue

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Skyrocketing dental costs in Australia are forcing over 11,500 people a year to travel overseas for procedures like crowns and root canals.

Barbara Sherriff from My Body My Spirit joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to discuss how travel agencies are stepping in to help patients safely combine their necessary dental treatments with tropical holidays in countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and India.

Skyrocketing dental costs in Australia are forcing over 11,500 people a year to travel overseas for procedures like crowns and root canals.
Barbara Sherriff from My Body My Spirit joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to discuss how travel agencies are stepping in to help patients safely combine their necessary dental treatments with tropical holidays in countries like Thailand, Vietnam, and India.

The rise of dental tourism: How Aussies are saving thousands on teeth

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The Queensland Cricketers Club is actively lobbying to secure a permanent location within the planned Victoria Park Stadium before the Gabba is demolished.

CEO Lachlan Furnell joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to argue that integrating the historic club will provide the new venue with year-round activity, a dedicated sports museum, and much-needed cricketing heritage.

 

The Queensland Cricketers Club is actively lobbying to secure a permanent location within the planned Victoria Park Stadium before the Gabba is demolished.
CEO Lachlan Furnell joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to argue that integrating the historic club will provide the new venue with year-round activity, a dedicated sports museum, and much-needed cricketing heritage.
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Queensland Cricketers Club fights for a new home at Victoria Park Stadium

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A local mother joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to share the terrifying moment her seven-year-old son was hit by a car on Langton Road, a busy thoroughfare near Earnshaw State College in Banyo. 

The incident has sparked a community campaign to lower the speed limit from 50km/h to 40km/h and formally extend school zones beyond the immediate front gates.

A local mother joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to share the terrifying moment her seven-year-old son was hit by a car on Langton Road, a busy thoroughfare near Earnshaw State College in Banyo.&nbsp;
The incident has sparked a community campaign to lower the speed limit from 50km/h to 40km/h and formally extend school zones beyond the immediate front gates.

Close call in Banyo: Mother pushes for new school zone after 7-year-old hit by car

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Dean & Sofie's $50,000 Rumour File - Do you have a rumour? Call 133 882 or email breakfast@4bc.com.au

Dean &amp; Sofie's $50,000 Rumour File - Do you have a rumour? Call 133 882 or email breakfast@4bc.com.au

RUMOUR FILE: River scooters, rockstar flights & 4am Amazon deliveries

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Brisbane Broncos star Ben Hunt joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to reflect on the team's narrow loss to Hull in the UK, blaming a slow start and costly first-half errors.

He also shared his less-than-stellar experience with the freezing English weather and his strong reluctance to play off the bench.

Brisbane Broncos star Ben Hunt joined Dean &amp; Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to reflect on the team's narrow loss to Hull in the UK, blaming a slow start and costly first-half errors.
He also shared his less-than-stellar experience with the freezing English weather and his strong reluctance to play off the bench.

Will Ben Hunt stay on the bench? The Broncos star weighs in

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If you've ever wanted to own a piece of legendary Australian history where the patrons arrive by boat when the rivers rise, this iconic North Queensland hotel is officially on the market. 

Long-time publican "Ollie" shared why she’s finally handing over the keys to this unique "waterfront" lifestyle for less than the price of a Brisbane family home.

If you've ever wanted to own a piece of legendary Australian history where the patrons arrive by boat when the rivers rise, this iconic North Queensland hotel is officially on the market. 
Long-time publican "Ollie" shared why she&rsquo;s finally handing over the keys to this unique "waterfront" lifestyle for less than the price of a Brisbane family home.

Why North Queensland’s most famous flood-proof pub needs a new captain

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Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott joined Gary to discuss the "spiritual malaise" facing the nation and why he believes Australians must reclaim their national pride. 

He challenges the "timidity" of the current political class and explains why leaders should embrace the values that make Australia a "bloody good story."

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott joined Gary to discuss the "spiritual malaise" facing the nation and why he believes Australians must reclaim their national pride. 
He challenges the "timidity" of the current political class and explains why leaders should embrace the values that make Australia a "bloody good story."

Tony Abbott says Australia must stop being "too timid" to fight for common sense

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