Senator David Pocock joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to defend former NRL player Luke Bateman against aggressive attacks from the gambling lobby while demanding tougher advertising laws to combat Australia’s staggering $32 billion loss crisis and the normalisation of youth betting. The discussion also tackled government versus opposition online age-verification models, an alleged $12.5 […]

In this interview, Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings spoke with Farmer James Kemp about celebrating 28 years running the Ekka Animal Nursery while wrangling over 350 animals, ranging from 16-hand mammoth donkeys to week-old piglets. James detailed the heavy logistics of living on-site in a camp, managing up to 1,500 visitors per hour, and using […]

The High Court of Australia has unanimously reinstated the original sentence for the teenager convicted of murdering North Lakes mother Emma Lovell, reversing a Court of Appeal decision and restoring his 70% non-parole period. Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast and Lyndy Atkinson from VICTIMS 1st discuss the emotional validation for husband Lee Lovell, criticise judges […]

As Queensland’s latest NAPLAN results show students lagging behind southern states in core subjects, Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek addressed how the government plans to turn classroom performance around. Hear more highlights from Drive below and download the 4BC App on iOS or Android to ensure you don’t miss a thing! Image: Facebook

Michael McLaren has begun to question how the consumer has allowed the rise of China as he looks at the recent opening of a Pandamart store in Brisbane and how it epitomises the debate Australia should really be having. He points out that government policy and the free market have played a role in the […]

Walkley Award-winning journalist Neil Mercer joined Gary Hardgrave to discuss his book Falsely Convicted, drawing on childhood memories of notorious serial killings in Perth and Sydney to examine Australia’s deeply flawed legal landscape. Together, they expose how forensic failures, racial prejudice, forced confessions, and institutional self-preservation leave innocent Australians wrongfully imprisoned for decades. Hear more highlights […]