Dolphins head coach Kristian Woolf joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to preview the Round 1 clash against South Sydney, confirming the long-awaited return of forwards Tom Flegler and Thomas Gilbert. Woolf also talked up his “elite” backline, praising the preseason work of Selwyn Cobbo and the maturity of young halfback Isaiah Katoa. Hear more […]
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04/03/2026
Are airlines profiting from war? The $4,000 flights leaving Aussies stranded
Aviation expert Robyn Ironside joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to unpack the dire situation for Australian tourists facing cancelled flights and nullified travel insurance due to international conflict. With airlines suspending major routes, passengers must carefully weigh the steep costs of alternative flights against the expense of extending their hotel stays to wait it […]
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03/03/2026
From Lebanon to the Gulf: Is a major Middle East war inevitable?
Professor Shahram Akbarzadeh joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to unpack the recent US and Israeli bombings in Tehran following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader. He warns that despite hopes for regime change, the lack of an organised opposition and the absence of foreign ground troops will likely lead to a drawn-out regional conflict […]
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02/03/2026
Tragic 12 hours in Queensland: Fatal crashes, crane emergency & body discovered
A devastating night on Queensland roads has left two people dead and two others fighting for their lives after a series of car and motorbike crashes. Authorities are also investigating an unfolding crane incident in Hemmant and the discovery of a body in a Burpengary East park. Hear more highlights from 4BC Mornings below and […]
Jason Matthews / 02:58 /
27/02/2026
Why Australia collects more tax on beer than gas exports
January’s underlying inflation hit 3.4%, sitting uncomfortably above the Reserve Bank’s target band and prompting fears of another interest rate hike in May. Economist Leith Van Onselen joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to argue that government energy subsidies only temporarily masked the true cost of living, while excessive government spending continues to keep inflation […]
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26/02/2026
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
Dolphins head coach Kristian Woolf joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to preview the Round 1 clash against South Sydney, confirming the long-awaited return of forwards Tom Flegler and Thomas Gilbert. Woolf also talked up his “elite” backline, praising the preseason work of Selwyn Cobbo and the maturity of young halfback Isaiah Katoa. Hear more […]
Jason Matthews
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04/03/2026
Are airlines profiting from war? The $4,000 flights leaving Aussies stranded
Aviation expert Robyn Ironside joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to unpack the dire situation for Australian tourists facing cancelled flights and nullified travel insurance due to international conflict. With airlines suspending major routes, passengers must carefully weigh the steep costs of alternative flights against the expense of extending their hotel stays to wait it […]
Jason Matthews
/
03/03/2026
From Lebanon to the Gulf: Is a major Middle East war inevitable?
Professor Shahram Akbarzadeh joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to unpack the recent US and Israeli bombings in Tehran following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader. He warns that despite hopes for regime change, the lack of an organised opposition and the absence of foreign ground troops will likely lead to a drawn-out regional conflict […]
Jason Matthews
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02/03/2026
Tragic 12 hours in Queensland: Fatal crashes, crane emergency & body discovered
A devastating night on Queensland roads has left two people dead and two others fighting for their lives after a series of car and motorbike crashes. Authorities are also investigating an unfolding crane incident in Hemmant and the discovery of a body in a Burpengary East park. Hear more highlights from 4BC Mornings below and […]
Jason Matthews
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27/02/2026
Why Australia collects more tax on beer than gas exports
January’s underlying inflation hit 3.4%, sitting uncomfortably above the Reserve Bank’s target band and prompting fears of another interest rate hike in May. Economist Leith Van Onselen joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to argue that government energy subsidies only temporarily masked the true cost of living, while excessive government spending continues to keep inflation […]
Jason Matthews
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26/02/2026
Dolphins head coach Kristian Woolf joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to preview the Round 1 clash against South Sydney, confirming the long-awaited return of forwards Tom Flegler and Thomas Gilbert. Woolf also talked up his “elite” backline, praising the preseason work of Selwyn Cobbo and the maturity of young halfback Isaiah Katoa. Hear more […]
Jason Matthews
/
04/03/2026
Are airlines profiting from war? The $4,000 flights leaving Aussies stranded
Aviation expert Robyn Ironside joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to unpack the dire situation for Australian tourists facing cancelled flights and nullified travel insurance due to international conflict. With airlines suspending major routes, passengers must carefully weigh the steep costs of alternative flights against the expense of extending their hotel stays to wait it […]
Jason Matthews
/
03/03/2026
From Lebanon to the Gulf: Is a major Middle East war inevitable?
Professor Shahram Akbarzadeh joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to unpack the recent US and Israeli bombings in Tehran following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader. He warns that despite hopes for regime change, the lack of an organised opposition and the absence of foreign ground troops will likely lead to a drawn-out regional conflict […]
Jason Matthews
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02/03/2026
Tragic 12 hours in Queensland: Fatal crashes, crane emergency & body discovered
A devastating night on Queensland roads has left two people dead and two others fighting for their lives after a series of car and motorbike crashes. Authorities are also investigating an unfolding crane incident in Hemmant and the discovery of a body in a Burpengary East park. Hear more highlights from 4BC Mornings below and […]
Jason Matthews
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27/02/2026
Why Australia collects more tax on beer than gas exports
January’s underlying inflation hit 3.4%, sitting uncomfortably above the Reserve Bank’s target band and prompting fears of another interest rate hike in May. Economist Leith Van Onselen joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to argue that government energy subsidies only temporarily masked the true cost of living, while excessive government spending continues to keep inflation […]
Jason Matthews
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26/02/2026
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