Hollywood star Brenton Thwaites reveals the surprising reason why scoring a massive role in Pirates of the Caribbean actually closed doors for his career instead of opening them. Tune in to hear how a sudden Hollywood drought led him to discover hidden talents he never knew he had. Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and […]
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22/05/2026
Hollywood star Brenton Thwaites reveals the surprising reason why scoring a massive role in Pirates of the Caribbean actually closed doors for his career instead of opening them. Tune in to hear how a sudden Hollywood drought led him to discover hidden talents he never knew he had. Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and […]
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04/06/2026
Why ’80s pop icon Debbie Gibson is returning to Australia after 30 years
At just 17, Debbie Gibson made music history by writing, producing, and performing her own number-one hit single. Now, the iconic ’80s pop star has joined Carla to reveal why she is finally heading back to Australia for a massive tour after more than three decades away. Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and download […]
Carla Bignasca
/
03/06/2026
Cate Campbell welcomes the backlash to Brisbane’s new Vic Park Stadium build
As construction kicks off on the controversial Victoria Park Olympic stadium, Aussie swimming icon Cate Campbell joined Carla to explain why public pushback is actually a good thing. Hear why she believes the multi-billion dollar project will change Queensland forever, despite the painful “teething phase.” Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and download the 4BC […]
Carla Bignasca
/
02/06/2026
Why 98% of Australians have officially abandoned the manual gearbox
The art of manual driving is shifting into reverse, with new sales of stick shifts plummeting to just 1.6% across Australia. Carla and FCAI Chief Executive Tony Weber dive into whether the classic manual gearbox is completely dead, or if it still holds a vital place for young Aussies entering regional trades. Hear more highlights […]
Carla Bignasca
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25/05/2026
Why historians say the Kiwis might actually own the Sausage Sizzle
Australia and New Zealand are locked in a sizzling new culinary custody battle after research suggests our iconic charity snack may have actually originated across the ditch in 1942. University of Southern Queensland historian Dr. Lauren Samuellson joined Carla to debate whether we are about to lose the “democracy sausage” to the Kiwis—and how a […]
Carla Bignasca
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22/05/2026
Hollywood star Brenton Thwaites reveals the surprising reason why scoring a massive role in Pirates of the Caribbean actually closed doors for his career instead of opening them. Tune in to hear how a sudden Hollywood drought led him to discover hidden talents he never knew he had. Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and […]
Carla Bignasca
/
04/06/2026
Why ’80s pop icon Debbie Gibson is returning to Australia after 30 years
At just 17, Debbie Gibson made music history by writing, producing, and performing her own number-one hit single. Now, the iconic ’80s pop star has joined Carla to reveal why she is finally heading back to Australia for a massive tour after more than three decades away. Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and download […]
Carla Bignasca
/
03/06/2026
Cate Campbell welcomes the backlash to Brisbane’s new Vic Park Stadium build
As construction kicks off on the controversial Victoria Park Olympic stadium, Aussie swimming icon Cate Campbell joined Carla to explain why public pushback is actually a good thing. Hear why she believes the multi-billion dollar project will change Queensland forever, despite the painful “teething phase.” Hear more highlights from Afternoons below and download the 4BC […]
Carla Bignasca
/
02/06/2026
Why 98% of Australians have officially abandoned the manual gearbox
The art of manual driving is shifting into reverse, with new sales of stick shifts plummeting to just 1.6% across Australia. Carla and FCAI Chief Executive Tony Weber dive into whether the classic manual gearbox is completely dead, or if it still holds a vital place for young Aussies entering regional trades. Hear more highlights […]
Carla Bignasca
/
25/05/2026
Why historians say the Kiwis might actually own the Sausage Sizzle
Australia and New Zealand are locked in a sizzling new culinary custody battle after research suggests our iconic charity snack may have actually originated across the ditch in 1942. University of Southern Queensland historian Dr. Lauren Samuellson joined Carla to debate whether we are about to lose the “democracy sausage” to the Kiwis—and how a […]
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