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Following the shocking overnight death of country music icon Dolly Parton at age 80, Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Breakfast paid tribute while interviewing Tom Busby of Central Queensland duo Busby Marou. 

Speaking live via phone from a boat off the coast of Yeppoon, Busby reflects on supporting Dolly during her 2011 Australian tour, sharing how she personally complimented their set from her tour bus window and left an indelible mark on their lives.

Following the shocking overnight death of country music icon Dolly Parton at age 80, Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Breakfast paid tribute while interviewing Tom Busby of Central Queensland duo Busby Marou. 
Speaking live via phone from a boat off the coast of Yeppoon, Busby reflects on supporting Dolly during her 2011 Australian tour, sharing how she personally complimented their set from her tour bus window and left an indelible mark on their lives.

The secret tour bus encounter Dolly Parton had with an Australian duo before her passing

In this segment of the Small Business Clinic, Red Zed's Natalie Irvine joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to break down how traditional banks are failing self-employed Australians during a period of economic pressure, record-high rents, and a shifting Brisbane property market. 

The conversation offered practical survival strategies for entrepreneurs, detailing how to combat staff shortages through positive workplace culture and how to reclaim time by using AI for routine administrative tasks.

In this segment of the Small Business Clinic, Red Zed's Natalie Irvine joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to break down how traditional banks are failing self-employed Australians during a period of economic pressure, record-high rents, and a shifting Brisbane property market. 
The conversation offered practical survival strategies for entrepreneurs, detailing how to combat staff shortages through positive workplace culture and how to reclaim time by using AI for routine administrative tasks.

Why Australia’s big banks are turning their backs on self-employed workers during a cost-of-living crisis

Following official confirmation that Dolly Parton died at 80, The Voice Of Countdown Gavin Wood joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to celebrate her legacy of 50 studio albums, 100 million records sold, and global "Imagination Library" charity work. 

The discussion covered her early start with Porter Wagoner, her incredible songwriting speed, her vast award collection, and the profound grief that followed the loss of her asphalt-paving husband Carl Dean.

Following official confirmation that Dolly Parton died at 80, The Voice Of Countdown Gavin Wood joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to celebrate her legacy of 50 studio albums, 100 million records sold, and global "Imagination Library" charity work. 
The discussion covered her early start with Porter Wagoner, her incredible songwriting speed, her vast award collection, and the profound grief that followed the loss of her asphalt-paving husband Carl Dean.

"LEFT A HOLE IN HER HEART": Why the loss of her husband led to Dolly Parton’s tragic decline

Faced with warnings from Beijing's new ambassador to respect China's "core interests," expert Michael Shoebridge warns that Australia is dangerously surrendering its national sovereignty for short-term trade profits.

From broken promises on the Port of Darwin lease to neglected northern rail infrastructure and heavy reliance on U.S. military muscle, Australia remains trapped in an economic dependency that leaves the nation critically vulnerable.

Faced with warnings from Beijing's new ambassador to respect China's "core interests," expert Michael Shoebridge warns that Australia is dangerously surrendering its national sovereignty for short-term trade profits.
From broken promises on the Port of Darwin lease to neglected northern rail infrastructure and heavy reliance on U.S. military muscle, Australia remains trapped in an economic dependency that leaves the nation critically vulnerable.

Australia's Sovereignty under threat as China demands total submission for trade cash

 4BC Mornings host Gary Hardgrave pays an emotional tribute to music legend Dolly Parton following her passing at age 80, reflecting on her 11 Grammy wins, extensive philanthropy like the Imagination Library, and touching tributes from global icons like Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, and Donald Trump. 

The segment also highlights her iconic song covers and her selfless act of saving Porter Wagoner from bankruptcy.

&nbsp;4BC Mornings host Gary Hardgrave pays an emotional tribute to music legend Dolly Parton following her passing at age 80, reflecting on her 11 Grammy wins, extensive philanthropy like the Imagination Library, and touching tributes from global icons like Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger, and Donald Trump. 
The segment also highlights her iconic song covers and her selfless act of saving Porter Wagoner from bankruptcy.

Remembering Dolly Parton

Australian scientist Professor Katherine Kedzierska has been awarded the prestigious 2026 GSK Award for Research Excellence following two decades of research into why identical viral infections affect patients with vastly different severity. 

Joining Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings, her ground-breaking work identified the "OLAH" gene switch, paving the way for a rapid blood test and targeted drug therapies to predict and prevent fatal inflammatory responses in high-risk patients.

Australian scientist Professor Katherine Kedzierska has been awarded the prestigious 2026 GSK Award for Research Excellence following two decades of research into why identical viral infections affect patients with vastly different severity.&nbsp;
Joining Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings, her ground-breaking work identified the "OLAH" gene switch, paving the way for a rapid blood test and targeted drug therapies to predict and prevent fatal inflammatory responses in high-risk patients.

Why some die and others sniffle: Australian scientists finally solve the ultimate medical mystery

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and journalist Chris Kenny dissect the surge in support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation ahead of upcoming elections and the premiere of Kenny's Sky News documentary, The Fight for the Right. 

They argue that widespread voter disillusionment with both the Coalition and Labor - driven by immigration pressures, net-zero energy policies, and rising living costs - is pushing former major-party loyalists directly toward One Nation.

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and journalist Chris Kenny dissect the surge in support for Pauline Hanson&rsquo;s One Nation ahead of upcoming elections and the premiere of Kenny's Sky News documentary,&nbsp;The Fight for the Right. 
They argue that widespread voter disillusionment with both the Coalition and Labor - driven by immigration pressures, net-zero energy policies, and rising living costs - is pushing former major-party loyalists directly toward One Nation.

Why voters are walking away: Is One Nation set to upend Australia's political landscape?

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and finance expert Noel Whittaker debate whether the Australian government treats superannuation as public money rather than citizens' personal wealth, arguing for infrastructure bonds to keep investments local. 

They also analysed how shifting tax rules, international capital outflows, and crippling municipal red tape burden everyday taxpayers and homebuilders.

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and finance expert Noel Whittaker debate whether the Australian government treats superannuation as public money rather than citizens' personal wealth, arguing for infrastructure bonds to keep investments local. 
They also analysed how shifting tax rules, international capital outflows, and crippling municipal red tape burden everyday taxpayers and homebuilders.

The $4.5 Trillion Super Trap: Why Aussies are locked out of their own retirement funds

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S. Kidman & Co. CEO Adam Giles joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to announce the opening of their first flagship luxury retail store on Brisbane's Eagle Street, bringing iconic Outback clothing, custom hats, and premium boots straight into the CBD. 

Beyond fashion, Giles issued a scathing critique, declaring "Australia is broken," pointing to excessive red tape, public sector growth, and Net Zero policies while calling for Northern Territory gas to be harnessed for domestic manufacturing.

S. Kidman &amp; Co. CEO Adam Giles joined Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings to announce the opening of their first flagship luxury retail store on Brisbane's Eagle Street, bringing iconic Outback clothing, custom hats, and premium boots straight into the CBD.&nbsp;
Beyond fashion, Giles issued a scathing critique, declaring "Australia is broken," pointing to excessive red tape, public sector growth, and Net Zero policies while calling for Northern Territory gas to be harnessed for domestic manufacturing.

‘Australia is broken’: Why Adam Giles says red tape and Net Zero are suffocating everyday families

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and Imagine8 founder Amanda Rosazzo unpack Australia’s impending $3.5 trillion "Silver Tsunami" wealth transfer, warning that nearly three-quarters of small business owners lack a functional succession plan.

Amanda outlined how documenting intangible assets and operational systems through a "business search engine" prevents catastrophic valuation crashes and protects lifetime earnings from government tax grabs.

Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and Imagine8 founder Amanda Rosazzo unpack Australia&rsquo;s impending $3.5 trillion "Silver Tsunami" wealth transfer, warning that nearly three-quarters of small business owners lack a functional succession plan.
Amanda outlined how documenting intangible assets and operational systems through a "business search engine" prevents catastrophic valuation crashes and protects lifetime earnings from government tax grabs.

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