Jason Steinberg explained how simple acts of kindness are the ultimate weapon against the “darkness” of the December 14 attacks. Steinberg shared how you can participate in this national day of mourning by turning grief into a powerful, positive “mitzvah” for your neighbour. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download the 4BC App […]
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Midnight Oil Legend Rob Hirst passes away at 70
Australia is mourning the “engine room” of Midnight Oil, founding member Rob Hirst, who has passed away following a heroic three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Music guru and personal friend of Hirst, Sean Sennett, joined the show to celebrate the life of the legendary drummer and songwriter, sharing intimate stories of the curiosity and ferocity […]
Why Senator Pauline Hanson was banned from the Senate Floor today
Senator Pauline Hanson joined the program from the steps of Parliament House after being barred from entering the Senate chamber for today’s condolence motions. She revealed the message she was forced to have read by a colleague and why she believes the Prime Minister is actively silencing her voice. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive […]
David Littleproud demands focus on Radical Islam over broad hate speech bills
The Nationals leader warned that new hate speech laws could criminalise everyday political debate while ignoring the “extreme Islamic ideology” he claimed is the real threat. He argued that the government needs to be more prescriptive to stop Australia from turning into a “nanny state.” Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download the […]
Why Minister Murray Watt rejected the bid to halt Victoria Park construction
Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt explained why he ruled that preliminary drilling at Victoria Park doesn’t pose an “immediate threat” to Indigenous heritage sites. He detailed the discovery of significant burial grounds and how a new federal mediator plans to balance Olympic progress with cultural preservation. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download […]
4BC listener Nathan Krebs sent in these photos to 4BC Drive of the flooding on the Gold Coast.
Jason Steinberg explained how simple acts of kindness are the ultimate weapon against the “darkness” of the December 14 attacks. Steinberg shared how you can participate in this national day of mourning by turning grief into a powerful, positive “mitzvah” for your neighbour. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download the 4BC App […]
Midnight Oil Legend Rob Hirst passes away at 70
Australia is mourning the “engine room” of Midnight Oil, founding member Rob Hirst, who has passed away following a heroic three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Music guru and personal friend of Hirst, Sean Sennett, joined the show to celebrate the life of the legendary drummer and songwriter, sharing intimate stories of the curiosity and ferocity […]
Why Senator Pauline Hanson was banned from the Senate Floor today
Senator Pauline Hanson joined the program from the steps of Parliament House after being barred from entering the Senate chamber for today’s condolence motions. She revealed the message she was forced to have read by a colleague and why she believes the Prime Minister is actively silencing her voice. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive […]
David Littleproud demands focus on Radical Islam over broad hate speech bills
The Nationals leader warned that new hate speech laws could criminalise everyday political debate while ignoring the “extreme Islamic ideology” he claimed is the real threat. He argued that the government needs to be more prescriptive to stop Australia from turning into a “nanny state.” Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download the […]
Why Minister Murray Watt rejected the bid to halt Victoria Park construction
Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt explained why he ruled that preliminary drilling at Victoria Park doesn’t pose an “immediate threat” to Indigenous heritage sites. He detailed the discovery of significant burial grounds and how a new federal mediator plans to balance Olympic progress with cultural preservation. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download […]
Jason Steinberg explained how simple acts of kindness are the ultimate weapon against the “darkness” of the December 14 attacks. Steinberg shared how you can participate in this national day of mourning by turning grief into a powerful, positive “mitzvah” for your neighbour. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download the 4BC App […]
Midnight Oil Legend Rob Hirst passes away at 70
Australia is mourning the “engine room” of Midnight Oil, founding member Rob Hirst, who has passed away following a heroic three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Music guru and personal friend of Hirst, Sean Sennett, joined the show to celebrate the life of the legendary drummer and songwriter, sharing intimate stories of the curiosity and ferocity […]
Why Senator Pauline Hanson was banned from the Senate Floor today
Senator Pauline Hanson joined the program from the steps of Parliament House after being barred from entering the Senate chamber for today’s condolence motions. She revealed the message she was forced to have read by a colleague and why she believes the Prime Minister is actively silencing her voice. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive […]
David Littleproud demands focus on Radical Islam over broad hate speech bills
The Nationals leader warned that new hate speech laws could criminalise everyday political debate while ignoring the “extreme Islamic ideology” he claimed is the real threat. He argued that the government needs to be more prescriptive to stop Australia from turning into a “nanny state.” Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download the […]
Why Minister Murray Watt rejected the bid to halt Victoria Park construction
Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt explained why he ruled that preliminary drilling at Victoria Park doesn’t pose an “immediate threat” to Indigenous heritage sites. He detailed the discovery of significant burial grounds and how a new federal mediator plans to balance Olympic progress with cultural preservation. Hear more highlights from 4BC Drive below and download […]
Child exploitation and trafficking. It’s big business and it’s sad. But it’s happening in our own backyard, and a group of Australians are out to stop it. Hear their story on 4BC Drive with Gary Hardgrave.




