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A Senate inquiry has exposed that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's local golf club received $6 million in taxpayer funding - alongside five previously closed grants - which constitutional experts are labelling "grey corruption" and a misuse of public funds.
Shadow Minister Tony Pasin joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to argue that the grant scheme acts as a political slush fund, leaving everyday taxpayers and competing community groups behind.
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Logan City Council voted to halve infrastructure charges for building one-bedroom granny flats, granting a $13,500 discount to tackle Southeast Queensland's severe housing crisis.
However, Mayor Jon Raven told Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast that he voted against the measure, arguing that the dis…
While official police statistics show a decrease in Queensland’s domestic violence death toll compared to last year, frontline support services are experiencing overwhelming, record-breaking demand.
Jo Jessop, CEO of DV Connect, joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Breakfast to warn that official f…
Following a landmark High Court decision requiring decision-makers to assess overseas Scope 3 emissions before approving new coal projects, Queensland resource leaders are warning of severe economic knock-on effects.
Queensland Resources Council CEO Janette Hewson joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Bre…
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