After discovering that desecrating the national symbol isn’t currently a specific crime, Robbie Katter has introduced a private member’s bill to mandate tough penalties. He joined the show to explain why a “slap on the wrist” fine isn’t enough and why our leaders need more bravery to protect national unity. Hear more highlights from 4BC […]
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As the mainland housing crisis pushes property prices out of reach, buyers are flocking to Macleay Island for three-bedroom homes averaging just $619,000. With 50-cent ferries, cheap golf memberships, and a tight-knit community, residents are trading city convenience for an affordable, relaxed island lifestyle. Hear more highlights from 4BC Mornings below and download the 4BC […]
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After discovering that desecrating the national symbol isn’t currently a specific crime, Robbie Katter has introduced a private member’s bill to mandate tough penalties. He joined the show to explain why a “slap on the wrist” fine isn’t enough and why our leaders need more bravery to protect national unity. Hear more highlights from 4BC […]
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After discovering that desecrating the national symbol isn’t currently a specific crime, Robbie Katter has introduced a private member’s bill to mandate tough penalties. He joined the show to explain why a “slap on the wrist” fine isn’t enough and why our leaders need more bravery to protect national unity. Hear more highlights from 4BC […]
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The Queensland Tourism Industry Council is demanding immediate state and federal intervention to combat a fuel crisis that threatens to wipe nearly $1 billion from the local economy. With some businesses already planning to close, tourism advocates argue that consumer fear over fuel availability is devastating regional towns right at the start of their peak […]
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