New polling has shown 41 per cent of university-educated Australians have a favourable view of China, revealing they don’t see the global superpower as a threat. It’s left Michael McLaren to question how these people, along with nearly half of Greens and Labor voters, managed to miss several instances of escalation from China. “Have you […]
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How lawmakers plan to stop child predators from targeting childcare centres
Horrifying details have emerged regarding the alleged abuse of over 130 children by a Sydney childcare worker, sparking urgent calls for national safety reforms. Shadow Education Minister Julian Leeser joined Gary to demand immediate government action on “banned in one, banned in all” jurisdiction rules and tougher employment laws to protect vulnerable kids. Hear more […]
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Gary Hardgrave says Queensland teachers ‘deserve much better’
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New polling has shown 41 per cent of university-educated Australians have a favourable view of China, revealing they don’t see the global superpower as a threat. It’s left Michael McLaren to question how these people, along with nearly half of Greens and Labor voters, managed to miss several instances of escalation from China. “Have you […]
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22/07/2026
How lawmakers plan to stop child predators from targeting childcare centres
Horrifying details have emerged regarding the alleged abuse of over 130 children by a Sydney childcare worker, sparking urgent calls for national safety reforms. Shadow Education Minister Julian Leeser joined Gary to demand immediate government action on “banned in one, banned in all” jurisdiction rules and tougher employment laws to protect vulnerable kids. Hear more […]
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14/07/2026
How Australian criminals are using AI to target your bank accounts
New data revealed financial scams in Australia more than double during the winter months as we spend more time glued to our screens. Technology journalist Leigh Stark joined Carla to explain how cybercriminals are using AI and “social engineering” to empty bank accounts and the simple ways you can protect your savings. Hear more highlights […]
Carla Bignasca
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14/07/2026
Gary Hardgrave says Queensland teachers ‘deserve much better’
4BC Drive’s Gary Hardgrave says the state education system suffers too much from teachers’ union control and bureaucracy, and not enough support for the real pressures teachers around the state are facing. “We obviously aren’t valuing our teachers well enough,” Hardgrave said on 4BC Drive. Hear more highlights from 4BC Afternoons below and download the 4BC App […]
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‘No positive impact’: Concerns raised over social media ban’s effectiveness
Questions have been raised about whether the social media ban for children under 16 years of age, implemented six months ago, is yielding positive results. Lawyer and Educator Alex Hatzikalimnios joined 4BC Afternoons to have his say on whether the social media ban has been successful. Hear more highlights from 4BC Afternoons below and download […]
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