Footy anticipation

Bruno Cullen, CEO of the Brisbane Broncos chats to 4BC Mornings about the footy season rev up, in particular, Friday’s game against the Cowboys. Tickets for Friday night have been swiftly selling with the promise of a beautiful night and an exciting game.

Fat making bugs

Dr Carole Hungerford joins 4BC Mornings to answer listener's emails. Topics this morning include heart attacks, pregnancy and osteoporosis. Other reports include intestinal bugs that make you fat and could take partial blame for our obesity epidemic.

'Claringle' - the tale unfolds

Clarke and Bingle – the debacle continues. Breaking up the Australian Cricket Tour is his latest effort in trying to smooth out the rocky romance. Rod Bamberry chats to Greg Cary about the relationship, and shares his thoughts about self-confidence and co-dependancy.

Joe Hockey

4BC Mornings: Joe Hockey, Shadow Treasurer, talks to Greg Cary and shares his views on Kevin Rudd’s comment about the health system’s present needs. Joe wonders how taxes can hold up against the reform required with health costs moving faster than the GST. Many questions arise – listen now.

Photos: Outback Floods

Greg Cary Morning Show: Listener Jenny Webster from Goolburra Station at Wyandra has sent in her photos of the flood that has engulfed the local township, take a look now.

Quick thinking saves life

Greg Cary Morning Show: Constable Tara Inch from Acacia Ridge Police Station saved the life of a young autistic boy after some quick thinking, handcuffing the boy to a rising water grate.

'Hasty, and deadly, policy'

Political Editor for the Sunday Mail and Columnist for The Australian, Glen Milne joins the Greg Cary Morning show talking about Prime Minister Kevin Rudd’s thirst for a headline that is producing hasty, and deadly, policy. Listen now. Read the column.

• Glenn Milne article

Coping with bullys

Children are our future, so we need to try and make sure their social conduct is appropriate. Bullying has always been a problem in schools, and Evelyn Field is a psychologist who has recently written a book including 6 secrets to deal with bullying. She speaks to Greg Cary – listen now.

Health and wellbeing

Dr Carole Hungerford speaks to Greg Cary answering listener's queries regarding health. One reported story tells us that people with a greater purpose in life have a better chance of fending off Alzheimers. Other enquiries include a sty in the eye, pins and needles in the arm, burning feet and kidney stones.

Extreme bravery

Greg Cary speaks to Greg Layton, of Bravehearts, who is undertaking an extreme ultra-marathon in a bid to raise money for his organisation. Bravehearts is an invaluable cause, helping children affected by sexual assault. Greg is racing across the Atacama Desert, North Chile, one of the hottest, driest, windiest and coldest places on earth.

• Everyday Hero - sponsor Greg here
• Details about the desert race

Cary: "It makes me sick"