Listen to breakfast with Scott Emerson filling in for Neil Breen – Friday November 6.


Neil Breen will be hosting 4BC’s local Breakfast program each weekday.
Breen is a multi-award-winning journalist who has been one of Nine’s most senior sports reporters and presenters for a number of years following a distinguished career in newspapers, during which he was editor of Australia’s largest selling newspaper, The Sunday Telegraph, for seven years and sports editor of The Courier-Mail and The Australian.
Breen joined the Nine Network at the end of 2012 as executive producer of Today and he has since been a leading sports reporter for Nine News Sydney, Sports Sunday, 100% Footy and the Sunday Footy Show.
In 2002, Breen won a Walkley Award for Journalism, and was a finalist again in the 2018 awards. He has won two Kennedy Awards, “Scoop of the Year” in 2012 and the Kennedy Harry Potter Award for Outstanding Television News Reporting in 2018. He has also won an Australian Sports Commission award for excellence in sports journalism and been a finalist several times.
Breen is beyond excited to be returning to his hometown and turning his hand to radio.
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Origin 1 – Won
Wally Lewis rates the underdog Queensland players that shone in Origin game one in Adelaide.
Matchmaking with a difference.
Zoe Black, the remarkable Brisbane woman connecting isolated people with rescue pets.
Worrying job market figures for the Brisbane city
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says we need visitors to Brisbane on the back of worrying job market figures for the city.
The court action that rips families apart.
Len Watt from Matthew Love Family Lawyers explains the Family Provision Claim that can tear families apart.
Listen to breakfast with Scott Emerson filling in for Neil Breen – Friday November 6.
Origin 1 – Won
Wally Lewis rates the underdog Queensland players that shone in Origin game one in Adelaide.
Matchmaking with a difference.
Zoe Black, the remarkable Brisbane woman connecting isolated people with rescue pets.
Worrying job market figures for the Brisbane city
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says we need visitors to Brisbane on the back of worrying job market figures for the city.
The court action that rips families apart.
Len Watt from Matthew Love Family Lawyers explains the Family Provision Claim that can tear families apart.
Listen to breakfast with Scott Emerson filling in for Neil Breen – Friday November 6.
Origin 1 – Won
Wally Lewis rates the underdog Queensland players that shone in Origin game one in Adelaide.
Matchmaking with a difference.
Zoe Black, the remarkable Brisbane woman connecting isolated people with rescue pets.
Worrying job market figures for the Brisbane city
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner says we need visitors to Brisbane on the back of worrying job market figures for the city.
The court action that rips families apart.
Len Watt from Matthew Love Family Lawyers explains the Family Provision Claim that can tear families apart.