The Federal Government has committed $39 million to boost the manufacturing of prefabricated and flat-pack homes in an effort to meet its ambitious national housing targets. While Master Builders deputy CEO Michael Hopkins welcomes the innovation, he joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that solving the housing crisis still requires tackling core issues […]
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State of Origin’s dark truth: Why domestic violence spikes by 40% on game nights
As fans gear up for the excitement of State of Origin, a sobering statistic reveals that domestic violence incidents spike by 40% during the highly anticipated matches. Katherine Berney from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss how aggressive alcohol advertising, rapid home delivery, and a lack […]
Jason Matthews / 05:19 /
27/05/2026
Queensland Government launches major parole reforms to keep life-sentence prisoners behind bars
Youth Justice and Victim Support Minister Laura Gerber joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to defend the new parole framework, emphasising that victim safety will finally be prioritised over perpetrator rights. This interview also addressed rising community anxieties regarding youth crime, bail loops, and the rollout of the state’s controversial “adult crime, adult time” laws. […]
Jason Matthews / 12:53 /
26/05/2026
Is the Iran war really ending? Why security experts aren’t holding their breath
US President Donald Trump has flagged an imminent peace deal with Iran, but security expert Neil Fergus joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that deeply entrenched issues remain unresolved. This interview explored Iran’s aggressive new demands – including Bitcoin shipping tolls and a refusal to surrender its enriched uranium – leaving experts highly […]
Jason Matthews / 06:46 /
25/05/2026
How a new classroom AI aims to cut teacher workloads – but at what cost to kids?
Queensland state schools are set to introduce an in-house AI chatbot next month to help teachers save time, but critics worry it could harm students’ critical thinking and social interaction. The discussion emphasises that while AI can serve as a highly secure modern encyclopaedia, students must first master subjects using their own brains before interacting […]
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22/05/2026
The NSW Government’s Container Deposit Scheme has been heavily criticised, from implementation to ongoing maintenance. Premier Gladys Berejiklian has admitted to Macquarie Radio the scheme is going through significant “teething problems”. ‘Return and Earn’ centres across the state have been swamped with rubbish that isn’t accepted by the machines. The pictures have been sent […]
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19/02/2019
Ray becomes a pop… and the photos are adorable!
Congratulations to Ray on becoming a pop. He welcomed his beautiful and healthy granddaughter Ava Marie Clark into the world on March 13. “I had a life-changing experience on Tuesday this week. “She arrived at 4.20, shortly after that I fell in love with the most beautiful and wonderful little baby I’ve ever seen. “I know […]
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31/07/2018
Guard’s car torched for standing up to bully
A GEO guard sent this photo to Ray of another guard’s car that was torched after they stood up for a woman who was allegedly assaulted by her Area Manager at Parklea Correctional Centre
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22/11/2017
QLD Greens’ Shannon Girard advertising in disabled parking spot
Listener Adrian sent Ray this photo of a ute with advertising for Greens’ candidate for Scenic Rim parked in a disabled parking spot
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20/11/2017
Yet another truck stuck in the Galston Gorge
Ray was sent this photo of a Zinfra truck stuck on one of the hairpin bends in the Galston Gorge this morning
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13/11/2017
The Federal Government has committed $39 million to boost the manufacturing of prefabricated and flat-pack homes in an effort to meet its ambitious national housing targets. While Master Builders deputy CEO Michael Hopkins welcomes the innovation, he joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that solving the housing crisis still requires tackling core issues […]
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State of Origin’s dark truth: Why domestic violence spikes by 40% on game nights
As fans gear up for the excitement of State of Origin, a sobering statistic reveals that domestic violence incidents spike by 40% during the highly anticipated matches. Katherine Berney from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss how aggressive alcohol advertising, rapid home delivery, and a lack […]
Jason Matthews
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27/05/2026
Queensland Government launches major parole reforms to keep life-sentence prisoners behind bars
Youth Justice and Victim Support Minister Laura Gerber joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to defend the new parole framework, emphasising that victim safety will finally be prioritised over perpetrator rights. This interview also addressed rising community anxieties regarding youth crime, bail loops, and the rollout of the state’s controversial “adult crime, adult time” laws. […]
Jason Matthews
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26/05/2026
Is the Iran war really ending? Why security experts aren’t holding their breath
US President Donald Trump has flagged an imminent peace deal with Iran, but security expert Neil Fergus joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that deeply entrenched issues remain unresolved. This interview explored Iran’s aggressive new demands – including Bitcoin shipping tolls and a refusal to surrender its enriched uranium – leaving experts highly […]
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25/05/2026
How a new classroom AI aims to cut teacher workloads – but at what cost to kids?
Queensland state schools are set to introduce an in-house AI chatbot next month to help teachers save time, but critics worry it could harm students’ critical thinking and social interaction. The discussion emphasises that while AI can serve as a highly secure modern encyclopaedia, students must first master subjects using their own brains before interacting […]
Jason Matthews
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22/05/2026
The Federal Government has committed $39 million to boost the manufacturing of prefabricated and flat-pack homes in an effort to meet its ambitious national housing targets. While Master Builders deputy CEO Michael Hopkins welcomes the innovation, he joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that solving the housing crisis still requires tackling core issues […]
Jason Matthews
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12 hours ago
State of Origin’s dark truth: Why domestic violence spikes by 40% on game nights
As fans gear up for the excitement of State of Origin, a sobering statistic reveals that domestic violence incidents spike by 40% during the highly anticipated matches. Katherine Berney from the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to discuss how aggressive alcohol advertising, rapid home delivery, and a lack […]
Jason Matthews
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27/05/2026
Queensland Government launches major parole reforms to keep life-sentence prisoners behind bars
Youth Justice and Victim Support Minister Laura Gerber joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to defend the new parole framework, emphasising that victim safety will finally be prioritised over perpetrator rights. This interview also addressed rising community anxieties regarding youth crime, bail loops, and the rollout of the state’s controversial “adult crime, adult time” laws. […]
Jason Matthews
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26/05/2026
Is the Iran war really ending? Why security experts aren’t holding their breath
US President Donald Trump has flagged an imminent peace deal with Iran, but security expert Neil Fergus joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to warn that deeply entrenched issues remain unresolved. This interview explored Iran’s aggressive new demands – including Bitcoin shipping tolls and a refusal to surrender its enriched uranium – leaving experts highly […]
Jason Matthews
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25/05/2026
How a new classroom AI aims to cut teacher workloads – but at what cost to kids?
Queensland state schools are set to introduce an in-house AI chatbot next month to help teachers save time, but critics worry it could harm students’ critical thinking and social interaction. The discussion emphasises that while AI can serve as a highly secure modern encyclopaedia, students must first master subjects using their own brains before interacting […]
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