4BC Breakfast

9News Washington correspondent Lauren Tomasi joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to detail a historic breakthrough as a US-Iran peace deal is finalised on President Trump's 80th birthday. The discussion outlines the logistics of the impending Swiss treaty, the economic impact on fuel and fertiliser for farmers, and lingering tensions between the US and Israel regarding strikes in Lebanon. See...

Brisbane lad Lachie Carter from Those Carter Boys joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast from Canada to recap the incredible atmosphere and massive turnout of thousands of Aussie soccer fans marching to the stadium. He shared his excitement over the Socceroos' historic World Cup win against Turkey and revealed that he and his brother are heading to Seattle and San Francisco next. See omnystudio....

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 surge in European summer travel, rebounding Middle East...

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Queensland farming bodies and local councils are pushing back against proposed federal changes to disaster recovery funding, which would drop the commonwealth contribution from 64% down to 50%. Richmond Shire Mayor John Wharton joined Dean & Sofie on 4BC Breakfast to warn that the 14% funding cut will leave regional councils unable to repair infrastructure—such as his shire's $30 million...

The Queensland Hotel Association has criticised the state's rigid licensing laws for preventing local pubs and venues from opening early to broadcast the World Cup matches. While a dedicated live site exists for fans, hospitality leaders argue that businesses are missing out on vital revenue while facing increasing overhead pressures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A dedicated regular listener surprised the 4BC Breakfast team by winning the "Rumour of the Week" with a calculation that the station is celebrating its 35,000th day on air. To mark the massive milestone, the listener brought balloons, champagne, and cake into the studio, prompting discussions about officially declaring June 12th as "4BC Day." See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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