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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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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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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…
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…
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