Michael McLaren has warned Australians should be questioning the increase in surveillance, as one eftpos operator announces plans to ditch the four-digit pin for your face. He says no one has asked about where the data is going, where they’ve been manufactured, and if they can be hacked “[These] are all questions we and the […]
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Joining Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast, Queensland Attorney-General Deb Frecklington promised tough new youth bail laws with mandatory jail terms before Christmas, while revealing the government is actively considering expanding the crackdown to repeat adult offenders. The segment also confronted lenient judicial sentences given to domestic violence perpetrators and addressed rumours that community advocates were […]
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Michael McLaren has noted that a scuffle appears to be breaking out over compulsory superannuation, as more political figures back allowing Australians to access their super before retirement. The Afternoons host says that while he supports the system, he has pointed out that, while there is merit in the argument for and against allowing it, […]
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The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to a 60-day interim peace deal, mediated by Pakistan, Turkey, and Qatar, which aims to lift the US naval blockade and reopen the Strait of Hormuz for oil and fertiliser shipments. However, despite President Trump celebrating the deal, security expert Neil Fergus joined Jason Matthews on 4BC […]
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Pat Panetta spoke with Andrew Lucas to wrap up a big week in sport. Image: NRL Imagery – Grant Trouville.
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Australia Overnight with Clinton Maynard – Sunday 31 March, 2024
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30/03/2024
Politics with Terry Barnes
Clinton Maynard speaks to former senior advisor to the Howard Government and Editor of the Morning Double Shot with Terry Barnes at the Spectator Australia every week to discuss the most topical events and issues in the world of politics. Listen to this week’s interview.
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30/03/2024
Michael McLaren has warned Australians should be questioning the increase in surveillance, as one eftpos operator announces plans to ditch the four-digit pin for your face. He says no one has asked about where the data is going, where they’ve been manufactured, and if they can be hacked “[These] are all questions we and the […]
Michael McLaren
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20/08/2026
Breach Bail, Go to Jail: How the QLD Government plans to lock up repeat teenage and adult offenders
Joining Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast, Queensland Attorney-General Deb Frecklington promised tough new youth bail laws with mandatory jail terms before Christmas, while revealing the government is actively considering expanding the crackdown to repeat adult offenders. The segment also confronted lenient judicial sentences given to domestic violence perpetrators and addressed rumours that community advocates were […]
Jason Matthews
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20/08/2026
‘Inconsistent’ – The fight breaking out over your super
Michael McLaren has noted that a scuffle appears to be breaking out over compulsory superannuation, as more political figures back allowing Australians to access their super before retirement. The Afternoons host says that while he supports the system, he has pointed out that, while there is merit in the argument for and against allowing it, […]
Michael McLaren
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17/08/2026
Why the Latest US-Iran peace deal leaves the world’s biggest nuclear questions unanswered
The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to a 60-day interim peace deal, mediated by Pakistan, Turkey, and Qatar, which aims to lift the US naval blockade and reopen the Strait of Hormuz for oil and fertiliser shipments. However, despite President Trump celebrating the deal, security expert Neil Fergus joined Jason Matthews on 4BC […]
Jason Matthews
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15/06/2026
Why July 10 is forecast to be the busiest day in Brisbane Airport’s history
Brisbane Airport is preparing for an unprecedented winter holiday rush with over two million passengers expected to pass through the terminal between Friday and July 20. Brisbane Airport’s Head of Communications, Peter Doherty, joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to reveal that July 10 will be the busiest day on record, driven by a […]
Dean and Sofie
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15/06/2026
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