Talking Law with Tom Percy QC

Fevola dropped from Footy Show

First he was dumped from an AFL TV advertisement, now Billy Brownless reveals to Ted Bull that Brendan Fevola has been dropped from the Footy Show for 2010 as the fallout from the Lara Bingle nude photo scandal continues.

Another unprovoked attack

Jan details to Simon Beaumont, how her grandson was the victim of an unprovoked attack in Subiaco on Saturday night, forced to use his arm to protect his face from an attack with a bottle.

North keeps place in test squad

WA captain Marcus North has kept his place in the Australian Test squad, named in the 14-man squad for the two-Test series against New Zealand starting on March 19. Read story here.

Abbott's baby plan under fire

Opposition Leader Tony Abbott is proposing to get big business to fund a paid parental leave scheme, which would see mothers paid up to $75,000 to stay at home and look after their newborns for the first six months. Simon Beaumont gets the reaction from the business community.

Simon rocks out at AC/DC

Is that Simon Beaumont? It seems the AC/DC frenzy that hit Perth this week as part of the Black Ice Tour at Subiaco Oval has swept up a distinctly different looking Morning Program presenter.

'I didn't know how ill she was'

Estelle Dragun, mother of Charmaine Dragun tells Howard Sattler she hopes the coroners inquest into her daughter's suicide will bring the topic of mental health to the fore. Howard tells how she was a wonderful colleague to work with.

Peter Ford's Oscar tips

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford describes to Millsy and Tony Mac the excitement in Hollywood ahead of the 82nd Academy Awards. Peter gives his Oscar tips, tipping The Hurt Locker to pip Avatar for best picture. It proved to be the case

Colleen Hewitt with her Ted

Australian actress, singer and star of the musical Chicago, Colleen Hewitt, dropped into the 6PR studios for an afternoon chat with Ted Bull to relive the good old days over some wine and cheese. Listen here

Locals take law into own hands

Journalist from The West Australian, Jessica Strutt reports to Simon Beaumont that a revenge attack is likely on the Mr Whippy man who assaulted a juvenile who broke into his home. Continued violence has put Carnarvon well and truly in the media spotlight.

The Extraordinary Taxi Ride

The Extraordinary Taxi Ride throughout Western Australia is coming soon. Millsy has tracked down the five Taxi Driver Finalists and you can here a bit about them here. Help select the driver that you think is the most worthy. – they’re all characters and they’re all after your vote. Listen to the daily segments below. To make your vote visit www.extraordinarytaxiride.com.au

• Meet Harry Huggins
• Meet Doug Slater
• Meet Judy Jones
• Meet Peter Bughiu
• Meet Stevan Vukmirovich

Wildcats shoot at number five

As the Perth Wildcats get set for a shot at their first NBL Championship since 1995, Ted Bull speaks with Wildcats legend Ricky Grace, who played in the club's four other championships.

Talking Law with Tom Percy QC

Perth's legal eagle Tom Percy QC joins Millsy and Tony Mac for Breakfast each Thursday morning for his spin on all issues regarding the law. Percy discusses if it's possible to get rid of Gosnells tree man Richard Pennicuik and a landmark school bullying settlement.

New evidence in Toodyay fire

A small group Toodyay locals believe they have evidence which proves a power line struck a branch which ignited grass around the site, secondary to where the Office of EnergySafety concluded where the fire started. A report into the blaze was unable to identify what started the fire, but cleared Western Power of responsibility.

McDonalds a diet option?

Weight Watchers have joined forces with McDonalds in a new campaign to promote McDonalds as suitable for dieters. Simon Beaumont speaks with Weight Watchers Nutrition Advisor Emma Stirling about the deal, which he believes is fraught with danger.

The secrets to Tom Jones' success

Simon Beaumont speaks with singing superstar Tom Jones ahead of his performance in Perth for 'A Day on the Green'. With over 100 million albums sold since the 1960's, he reveals the secrets behind his remarkable voice

The great talkback topic

In light of a Carnarvon man being charged with assault after juveniles tried to break into his home, Millsy and Tony Mac discuss with Paul Murray what rights do people have in defending their property, and is there too many grey areas in the law?

Bob Maumill hangs up the mic

Friday was Bob's last show as Afternoons presenter on 6PR. Leave your best wishes here

• Highlights: The Best of Bob
• Introducing Ted Bull