Brisbane City Council has approved a twin-tower development in Milton containing nearly 400 apartments with 500 bike spots, but absolutely no residential car parking. 

Gary Hardgrave on 4Bc Mornings slams this "numptiness" as completely impractical for daily life, while also fielding caller concerns about the decline of Australian manufacturing and government overspending.

Brisbane City Council has approved a twin-tower development in Milton containing nearly 400 apartments with 500 bike spots, but absolutely no residential car parking. 
Gary Hardgrave on 4Bc Mornings slams this "numptiness" as completely impractical for daily life, while also fielding caller concerns about the decline of Australian manufacturing and government overspending.

Tune in to 4BC Mornings, weekdays from 9am-12pm.

Tune in to 4BC Mornings, weekdays from 9am-12pm.

4BC Mornings

4BC Mornings - Highlights

4BC On-Demand

4BC Mornings with Gary Hardgrave

No cars allowed! Brisbane City Council sparks fury over zero-car-park Milton apartment towers

Join Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings weekdays from 9:00am

Join Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings weekdays from 9:00am

FULL SHOW: Listen back to 4BC Mornings with Gary Hardgrave, Friday October 23rd, 2026

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings highlights how Australia faces an economic crossroads due to rising energy costs, excessive bureaucracy, and a loss of national cohesion. 

He argues that temporarily pausing migration must be paired with deep structural reforms, lower power prices, and public sector cuts to restore the nation's competitive edge.

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings highlights how Australia faces an economic crossroads due to rising energy costs, excessive bureaucracy, and a loss of national cohesion. 
He argues that temporarily pausing migration must be paired with deep structural reforms, lower power prices, and public sector cuts to restore the nation's competitive edge.

Economic collapse warning: Why Australia’s declining standard of living is driving away global talent

At Cattle Connect 2026 in Wagga Wagga, Cattle Australia Chair Gary Edwards called for an urgent reduction in government bureaucracy and a complete overhaul of how the $5 per-head transaction levy is spent. 

Edwards joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and argued that unchecked red tape and false claims from activist groups directly increase consumer beef prices while undermining the industry’s economic and environmental sustainability.

At Cattle Connect 2026 in Wagga Wagga, Cattle Australia Chair Gary Edwards called for an urgent reduction in government bureaucracy and a complete overhaul of how the $5 per-head transaction levy is spent. 
Edwards joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and argued that unchecked red tape and false claims from activist groups directly increase consumer beef prices while undermining the industry&rsquo;s economic and environmental sustainability.

No cars allowed! Brisbane City Council sparks fury over zero-car-park Milton apartment towers

4BC Mornings

In 3 playlist(s)

4BC Mornings with Gary Hardgrave

Social links

Follow podcast

Recent clips