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At the Table with Rob Broadfield

He can build you up or tear you down. Food critic Rob Broadfield joins Millsy and Tony Mac for At the Table on Friday Breakfast, discussing the food critic who’s being sued for defamation over a bad review of a Sydney restaurant.

Hand of Henry a 'disgrace'

Irishman Enda Brady takes aim at Thierry Henry after the French striker admitted intentionally handling the ball which lead to the goal that sent France to the World Cup at Ireland's expense. Brady labels the incident worse than Maradona's infamous 'hand of god'.

Suburbs get extended trading

Suburbs Subiaco, Leederville, Mt Lawley, Victoria Park as well as North, South, East and West Perth will get extended trading hours to 9pm on weeknights from January 1. Commerce Minister Troy Buswell speaks with Simon Beaumont on the expanded trading boundaries.

Talking Law with Tom Percy QC

Perth's legal eagle Tom Percy QC joins 6PR's Millsy and Tony Mac each Thursday from 7.30am with Talking Law, tackling the big legal issues head on. Listen here for Percy's wise racing tips.

• Tom Percy QC: Profile

Bolt on the big issues

Opinion Columnist Andrew Bolt joins Millsy and Tony Mac to discuss the big news issues of the week every Wednesday at 7.30am.This week Bolt discusses Nick Xenophon's Scientology criminal accusation as well as announcing his ‘Alarmist of the Month Awards’.

Bring back the 'Mo' for Movember

Millsy and Tony Mac speak with co-founder of Movember Luke Slattery on how the idea to growing mo’s during November to raise money for Men’s Health started and has continued to grow in popularity over the years.

Harrison-Ward grilled on Drive

FESA chief executive Jo Harrison-Ward speaks with Howard Sattler on the controversial appointment of former assistant police commissioner David Caporn, who was found to have engaged in misconduct in the wrongful conviction of Andrew Mallard.

Hunt quits: That's all folks

6PR football followers will no longer hear colourful and controversial commentator Rex Hunt, with the veteran broadcaster leaving Fairfax Radio after 21 years. Hunt has been replaced by popular caller Brian Taylor. Read more here.

Police drop Freddo charges

Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan tells Simon Beaumont, police will drop the charges against a 12-year-old boy charged with receiving a stolen Freddo frog if agreed that the matter will be dealt with by the juvenile justice team.

Twins separated after 27 hours

Australian surgeons have separated conjoined twins Krishna and Trishna.after more than 27 hours of separation surgery. As the operation went into the second day, Ian McKenzie, the hospital’s director of anaesthesia, told reporters the twins were yet to be separated.

No more 'fine' weather

Millsy and Tony Mac discuss why the Weather Bureau is banning the umbrella term ‘fine’ and substituting it with more thorough descriptions of the weather. Breakfast dispute the decision.

The 12th Man on Mornings

Is it the cream, the bone, the white, the off-white, the ivory or the beige? Simon Beaumont has an hilarious chat with the Twelfth Man, Billy Birmingham. Throughout the 25 years, seven albums and now the complete box set, Birmingham says he has been harshest to 'Chappelli'

Bob's Listener Linner

It wasn't lunch and it wasn't dinner. Click to view the photos of Bob Maumill's Listener Linner held at Tranby Hall in the city. Check out Grace and Bob's cooking plus some interesting guests.

Booze banned after shooting

Simon Beaumont speaks with Narrogin police Sen Sgt Martin Voyez on what police are doing to resolve the dispute between aboriginal families that resulted in a man and a woman being shot after a funeral on Saturday night.

'Say goodbye to your mum for me'

6PR Entertainment reporter Peter Ford has the latest on Breakfast with Millsy and Tony Mac why Rove McManus decided to pull the pin on Rove after 10 years and three gold logies.

Carey has no regrets

Wayne Carey has been accused of digging up the past in his tell all book 'The Truth Hurts'. In a trip to Perth, Carey tells Simon Beaumont why he decided to release the book and that he has no regrets releasing it.

Weekly Breakfast Highlights

Listen the weekly Breakfast Highlights from Millsy and Tony Mac. The dynamic duo once again get Perth up and going each week. If you missed a moment or would like a recap of the week's best moments you can listen here.

Crimestoppers on Drive

Almost 3,000 people have become victims as a result of the EFTPOS skimming scam with almost $3 million stolen from bank accounts. Howard Sattler speaks with Det Sen Sgt Don Heise from the Major Fraud Squad.

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