Join Brisbane's own Bill McDonald each morning from 9am as he tackles the biggest local issues of the day.
Join Bill McDonald each weekday from 9am-12pm on 4BC Mornings
Join Bill McDonald each weekday from 9am-12pm on 4BC Mornings.
Peter V'landys has announced Magic Round will be staying in Brisbane until 2027!
Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton joined Bill this morning to talk through his federal budget reply.
The founder of Nuclear for Australia, 18-year-old William Shackel joined the show to discuss how politicians are exploiting the misinformation surrounding nuclear power.
Director of Suburban Futures Ross Elliott joined Bill this morning to discuss the Lord Mayor's plan to scrap mandatory minimum car parking requirements in four of Brisbane’s inner city suburbs.
Economist, Leith van Onselen, has joined Bill McDonald to give his opinion on the Federal Budget.
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers joined Bill this morning to discuss the 2024 federal budget.
Bill had a chat with a listener this morning regarding how most medical students are required to complete a number of placement hours without pay, sometimes in another city/town.
Criminologist Terry Goldsworthy joined Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings following the sentencing of the teen who killed Emma Lovell, to discuss if these youth offenders should face harsher sentences.
Property development expert Steve Chandler joined Bill this morning to talk about the dire situation the building industry is in and why builders keep going bust.
Bill talks about how Queensland's two major parties are too busy fighting amongst themselves to focus on fighting for us.
Bill reacting to the bunker's penalty call of high contact by Jesse Bromwich in last night's NRL match.
Former QPS Superintendent Jim Keogh joined Bill this morning to discuss the leaked Brisbane watchhouse memo and if the Queensland Police are undertaking a major PR push.
Bill sounds off on the call to replace parking lanes with bikes in West End.
Bill reacts to the recent incident at the University of Queensland involving a pro-Palestinian supporter urinating in a Jewish academic's office.
Swimming coach Dean Boxall joined the show today to talk about the need for a new pool for the 2032 Olympic games as well as the upcoming Paris Olympic games.
Minister Murray Watt joined Bill this morning talking about the fears that our meat exports will be on the chopping block under a new European law.
Bill gives his perspective on the inquiry into price gouging and unfair pricing practices, as well as if inquiries are just political smoke and mirrors.
Rikki Anderson from Volunteering Queensland joined Bill McDonald to discuss the decline of volunteering in Queensland and why people are feeling less inclined to help out.
Bill McDonald reacts to a Queensland mother being shamed over her crying baby.
The founder of The Outback Mind Foundation, Aaron Schultz joined Bill this morning to explain their approach to preventing domestic violence, through the empowerment and proactive approach to looking after regional men's mental health.
Bill questions our ironic relationship with China, as Australia chases a net zero future while China continues to build coal fired power stations.
The unconventional economist, Leith Van Onselen joined the show this morning to breakdown Queensland's energy rebate and what the state should do to lower the cost of energy.
Ross Elliott, Director of Suburban Futures joined Bill this morning to discuss the new proposal for a Woolloongabba 14,000 home precinct.
Federal Independent Member for Kooyong Dr Monique Ryan joined Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings to discuss the petition to change HECS debt.
Former Queensland premier Campbell Newman joined Bill this morning to give his insight into how he would handle the CFMEU amidst their ongoing strikes.
CEO of Flight Centre Graham 'Skroo' Turner joined Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings to break down the voluntary administration of Bonza and the future of aviation in Australia.
Lyndy Atkinson joined Bill this morning following the Voice for Victims march yesterday.
Lyndy Atkinson from Voice for Victims joined Bill this morning ahead of their rally in the CBD.
Bill reacts to the news that CFMEU workers are walking off the $6.2 billion dollar Cross River Rail site as well as other sites around Brisbane.
Bill sounds off on the senate inquiry that’s heard of students throwing chairs at teachers, keying cars, verbal abuse etc.
Dreamworld Hero Danny Haber joined Bill in studio today recounting what happened on that dreadful day.
