Peter Fegan is a journalist for Radio 4BC Brisbane Pty Limited. With a focus on local news and current affairs, Peter covers a range of topics including crime, politics, sports, and entertainment. His work has also been featured in Sydney Hot News.
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Peter Fegan's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including Australian news, Queensland-specific events, crime, Olympics, and sports. His articles often feature expert commentary and government announcements.
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By: Peter Fegan
The Federal Government has 76 bills to pass this week in Parliament. One major talking point is the fact that the Greens have given in to supporting Labor's housing bill.
By: Peter Fegan
It has been 50 years since Cyclone Tracy blew threw Darwin on Christmas Day in 1974.
By: Peter Fegan
Ratepayers are going to have to cough up $1.5 billion to repair the 84-year-old Story Bridge to meet industry standards.
By: Peter Fegan
The Greens have finally come around to backing Labor's housing bill after opposing it for so long which has put Australia a year behind according to Senator Jacqui Lambie.
By: Peter Fegan
The Brisbane Broncos have signed veteran halfback Ben Hunt on a two-year deal worth around $600,000 per season.
By: Peter Fegan
Legislation passing today will allow the Federal Government to increase their funding to public schools beyond the 20% it currently offers.
By: Peter Fegan
Senator Fatima Payman ripped into Pauline Hanson in Parliament yesterday after the One Nation Senator questioned her eligibility to sit in parliament.
By: Peter Fegan
The Sunshine Coast Council has come under some scrutiny for cancelling its midnight fireworks display.
By: Peter Fegan
The ‘Making QLD Safer Laws' have been front and centre for the newly-elected LNP Government with parliament sitting for the last time this year.
By: Peter Fegan
Celebrity Chef Adrian Richardson has given the 4BC listeners some inspiration for professional nibbles and snacks this festive season.
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