Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings addressed the Fair Work Commission's decision to implement a 6% minimum wage hike and a 4.75% award wage increase starting July 1.

Joined by CEO & Founder of Small Business Association of Australia, Anne Nalder, they argued that while unions celebrate, struggling small businesses will be forced to raise consumer prices or risk total closure to absorb the costs.

Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings addressed the Fair Work Commission's decision to implement a 6% minimum wage hike and a 4.75% award wage increase starting July 1.
Joined by CEO &amp; Founder of Small Business Association of Australia, Anne Nalder, they argued that while unions celebrate, struggling small businesses will be forced to raise consumer prices or risk total closure to absorb the costs.

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‘Like a dog chasing its tail’: The trap facing Australia’s small businesses

Following a damning press conference at Parliament House, 4BC listeners call in to share their heart breaking first-hand experiences trying to navigate Queensland's child safety and foster care networks.

Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings demanded urgent answers regarding the safety of vulnerable children under five, refusing to back down despite some listener backlash.

Following a damning press conference at Parliament House, 4BC listeners call in to share their heart breaking first-hand experiences trying to navigate Queensland's child safety and foster care networks.
Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings demanded urgent answers regarding the safety of vulnerable children under five, refusing to back down despite some listener backlash.

How a 1,400-page report exposed the failure of Queensland's child safety system

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FULL SHOW: 4BC Mornings with Jason Matthews, June 3rd, 2026

As dropping winter temperatures trigger power bill anxiety for many Australians, finance commentator Sarah Wells joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to share practical tips for staying warm without turning on the heat.

By bringing back "retro" habits like hot water bottles, layers, and door snakes, she explains how households can normalise cost-conscious choices to achieve long-term financial security.

As dropping winter temperatures trigger power bill anxiety for many Australians, finance commentator Sarah Wells joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to share practical tips for staying warm without turning on the heat.
By bringing back "retro" habits like hot water bottles, layers, and door snakes, she explains how households can normalise cost-conscious choices to achieve long-term financial security.

‘Like a dog chasing its tail’: The trap facing Australia’s small businesses

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