Trolley Wars and Boys Trip Sabotage: Carla rules on Brisbane’s biggest petty crimes

From aisle-blocking supermarket blunders to the controversial "WAG" invasion of the annual boys' cricket trip, Carla is handing down the law on the grievances grinding Brisbane’s gears. Hear the verdict on whether you can legally "huff and shove" a stranger’s trolley or if a mate’s invitation sho…

Why the Middle East conflict is about to make your life more expensive

As conflict disrupts major trade routes, global supply chain expert Kelly Crossley warned that "war risk" surcharges are already driving up the cost of everything from electronics to your weekly groceries. Hear why the era of "just-in-time" delivery is over and what it means for the prices you'll…

Men’s health alert: Why you need to start talking about "below the belt" issues

University of Queensland researchers are recruiting for a groundbreaking ovarian cancer screening trial, while a separate Australian-led study has found a blood test that can predict testicular cancer relapse earlier than traditional scans. Survivor Ricky Smith joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Morning…

"Surprised": Michael Maguire opens up on Payne Haas’ decision to leave the Broncos

Fresh off a premiership victory, Broncos coach Michael Maguire joined Jason Matthews to discuss the team's shorter pre-season and their determination to defend the title against the Panthers this Friday. He also addressed the surprise departure of star forward Payne Haas, noting the club intends t…

MP slams "double standard" in environmental approvals for Queensland wind farm projects

Federal Member for Flynn, Colin Boyce, joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to criticise the environmental destruction caused by renewable energy projects along the Great Dividing Range. He argued that foreign companies are profiting from government subsidies while utilising legislative loopholes…

Are airlines profiting from war? The $4,000 flights leaving Aussies stranded

Aviation expert Robyn Ironside joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to unpack the dire situation for Australian tourists facing cancelled flights and nullified travel insurance due to international conflict.  With airlines suspending major routes, passengers must carefully weigh the steep costs o…

Who really holds the power in Parliament? A former insider tells all

Former Queensland State Archivist Mike Summerell joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to discuss his new satirical book, "Welcome, Minister," which hilariously decodes the double-speak of modern politics. The interview covered his transition from high-profile whistleblower to author, highlighting …

US death toll rises in Iran conflict as administration sends mixed messages on regime change

The United States' newly launched "Operation Epic Fury" in Iran has resulted in the deaths of six American soldiers, with the casualty count expected to rise as the Trump administration refuses to rule out deploying boots on the ground. Nine's US correspondent Lauren Tomasi joined Dean & Sofie on …

Toxic land and traffic jams: What's next for the old Banyo Energex site?

MP Leanne Linard joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to call out the local council for refusing to implement a 40km/h zone on a Banyo road after a child was struck by a car. Meanwhile, Banyo residents are voicing strong concerns over a proposed 400-home development on a contaminated former Energe…

RUMOUR FILE: Stray cows, obscured street signs & a Stradbroke water scare

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