4BC Mornings podcast

Greg Cary talks to leading post traumatic stress specialist, Associate Professor Grant Devilly, with listener questions on a range of anxiety issues, including fear of flying and the effect of violent video games.

Controversial US Hip Hop artist "Tyler, the Creator" has been granted a performance visa by the Federal Government which allows him to tour the country, including the Eaton's Hill Hotel in Brisbane.

After footage emerged of Kangaroos, Maroons & Brisbane Broncos veteran Tonie Carroll swearing and threatening young boys in an under 10s rugby league team he coaches, Greg Cary discusses how competitive we should be when it comes to our kids in sport.

Red Tape Buster Shane Bowering joins Greg Cary in studio to your rights when it comes to dangerous dogs in residential areas. This follows two separate dog attacks in south east Queensland in the last 24 hours.

Opposition leader Annastacia Palaszczuk is calling for Queensland high school students to be given the option of attending single-sex state schools under a discussion paper launched today by the State Opposition.

Two people have been seriously injured in separate dog attacks in southeast Queensland over the past 24 hours.

Collingwood Football Club President Eddie McGuire was left with egg on his face after suggesting Adam Goodes could be used to promote King Kong the musical, just five days after taking a public stand against racism.

Brisbane City Council is proposing "common sense" changes to Brisbane's tree protection laws that place greater focus on the safety of residents and property ahead of the health protected trees. 4BC Gardening Host, Clair Levander is concerned council hasn't properly assessed the consequences of these relaxed laws and joins Greg Cary to share her view.

Collingwood Football Club president Eddie McGuire has had to apologise after suggesting on breakfast radio in Melbourne that promoters should use Sydney Swans co-captain Adam Goodes to promote King Kong the Musical.

In its last term, the Bligh Government pandered to the Greens by introducing a solar energy subsidy scheme that was unsustainable. Around 180 000 Queenslanders who took up the scheme before the deadline won't be impacted.

Beachfront property owners on the Gold Coast are asking city council for answers, as big swells and high tides strip millions of tonnes of sand from the beaches, leaving some oceanfront homes literally inches away from steep cliffs.

Australia's top-ranking Catholic Cardinal George Pell has admitted that senior figures in the Church covered up evidence of child sexual abuse by other members of the clergy. Listen now and join the conversation with Greg Cary.

Daniel Pipes is the President of the Middle East Forum and joins Greg Cary to discuss what it is about the Islam religion that provides motives for terror?

Professor Roy Green believes iconic Australian car maker Ford was always going to fold. Having served on the Prime Minister's manufacturing task force and her manufacturing leaders advisory group.

Tributes are flowing for former first lady Hazel Hawke who passed away aged 83 after succumbing to complications of dementia. In 2011, Greg Cary spoke to Hazel's daughter Sue Pieters-Hawke who had written a biography on her mother, describing her as a "happy, positive person- and attractive too!" Greg reflects on this interview and the complicated relationship between Hazel and former Prime Minister Bob Hawke. He also responds to some who are questioning whether Bob Hawke should attend the funeral.