With house prices tipping toward double-digit declines and the official cash rate at its highest level since 2008, talk of an Australian recession is getting harder to ignore. Scott Phillips explained the real reason policymakers will never utter the “R-word” out loud and what today’s shock split vote means for your hip pocket. Hear more […]

While the nation’s attention swings to Flemington, Gary Hardgrave on 4BC Mornings and veteran caller Andrew Watts break down how Queensland’s booming bush circuits are quietly eclipsing Victoria by generating $2.6 billion and fostering future racing superstars. The pair examine the vital community and mental health lifeline these meetings provide after a decade of severe […]

With supercell thunderstorms bearing down on Brisbane and the coast, Garry Youngberry outlined why the post-school commute could quickly turn hazardous. Tap in to hear which areas face severe weather first and why he insisted families remain indoors this evening. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download the 4BC App on iOS or […]

A devastating private jet crash in Palm Beach, Florida, claimed nine lives after the aircraft suffered a catastrophic descent, leaving investigators probing whether de-icing or mechanical failure caused the disaster. Against this tragic backdrop, Washington correspondent Jonathan Kearsley joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to unpack the eve of the U.S. midterm elections, where razor-thin […]

As a devastating Newspoll drops Labor’s primary vote into dangerous territory, Nine News Chief Political Editor Charles Croucher breaks down the growing internal panic and backbench leaks threatening the Albanese government. Hear more highlights from 4BC Breakfast below and download the 4BC App on iOS or Android to ensure you don’t miss a thing! Image: […]

2GB Afternoons host Michael McLaren has slammed the Federal and State governments, saying they are fuelling Australia’s inflation crisis through years of excessive spending. With the Reserve Bank widely expected to hike rates again, McLaren thinks governments need to accept responsibility for the economic pressures Australians face. “Governments have been on a spending binge since […]