



Best of 4BC Mornings with Jason Matthews, 7th November, 2025
Listen to 4BC Mornings each weekday from 9am-12pm.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Mornings, November 7th, 2025
Join Jason Matthews each weekday from 9am-12pm on 4BC Mornings.

How early is too early for Christmas lights?
Jason Matthews asked the question, how early is too early for Christmas lights?

Why one in six homes should drop a granny flat in the yard
Building and property development expert and managing director of LEFTA Steve Chandler joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings. He proposed that the rapid construction of "granny flats" in residential backyards is the most achievable and cost-effective unconventional solution to the current housing…

Stop the sales: E-Bike industry insider warns parents ahead of Christmas rush
CEO of Pedal Group Andrew Garnsworthy joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss the urgent need for stricter regulation on high-powered e-bikes and e-scooters in SEQ. The main concern is not the legal commuter e-bikes, but the illegal, high-powered, full-throttle bikes.

FULL SHOW: 4BC Mornings, November 6th, 2025
Join Jason Matthews each weekday from 9am-12pm on 4BC Mornings.

Urgent AI ethics: Has the Government dropped the regulation ball?
Human-AI collaboration advocate and founder of Democracy Watch Sue Barrett joined Jason Matthews on 4BC mornings to argue that the Australian government is delaying the implementation of already-formed AI rules, putting citizens at risk. A major concern highlighted is the use of AI to screen rente…

FULL SHOW: 4BC Mornings, November 5th, 2025
Join Jason Matthews each weekday from 9am-12pm on 4BC Mornings.

"You'll be right, love": 430-day wait for Queensland brain surgery patient
AMA Queensland President Dr. Nick Yim joined Jason Matthews to discuss the outrage over appalling brain cancer wait times at the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. The conversation urges the Health Minister to prioritise sustainable fixes like a workforce plan and supporting general practice, ra…

Cost-of-living crisis: High interest rates push Ipswich to 71% mortgage stress
A new survey reveals that Ipswich is facing an extreme mortgage stress rate of 70.9%, nearly double the Queensland state-wide rate, forcing working families to cut back on necessities. Senator Paul Scarr joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss the devastating impact of 12 interest rate in…