With road fatalities up a staggering 28% in Queensland compared to last year, the latest crash data is nothing short of devastating. RACQ’s Joel Tucker joined Carla Bignasca to break down the “Fatal Five” behaviours driving this crisis and why some drivers are still ignoring decades-old safety laws. Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and […]

Youth advocate Daniel Principe joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss the troubling rise in violent youth crime and the growing apathy among young boys. The interview explored how toxic online influencers and the desire for social media clout are driving this behaviour, emphasising the immediate need for positive role models and firm boundaries. […]

Brisbane boxing champion Jeff Horn joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to address the swirling rumours of a rematch against Manny Pacquiao, hinting that a $5 million purse could bring him back to Suncorp Stadium. Meanwhile, Horn highlighted his true passion project, the “Bulletproof Australia” campaign, which is expanding into Queensland schools to teach […]

By hiding behind “sterile” roadside signs and refusing to let candidate Fiona Hammond speak to the media, the LNP’s hyper-cautious campaign completely lost touch with everyday voters. Discover why modern political machines are so terrified of unscripted moments, and how Labor’s willingness to actually talk to people secured them the win. Hear more highlights from […]

Queensland’s beloved heritage-listed icon is getting a massive $10 million makeover, complete with a family-friendly craft brewery, a sit-down cafe, and the return of its famous 12-flavour parfait menu. Owner Peter Kendall joined Carla to share his vision for reimagining the Sunshine Coast attraction for a new generation, including what happened to Princess Diana’s famous […]

Australian Made Week kicks off today, with a push from CEO Ben Lazzaro and Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to prioritise local manufacturing for our national economic survival. The campaign emphasises that if everyone swaps just three everyday items for Australian-made products, it will create thousands of jobs and inject $11 billion into the economy. […]