Stynes reveals cancer battle

'It started out as a slipped disc'

"It is Thursday and I am preparing to enter hospital to let surgeons have another go at providing some pain relief from my spinal problems." Read why Bob Maumill has been forced to take a break.

Former MP's fly at your expense

Former Federal politicians have claimed more than 20,000 free flights around Australia since 2001 at a cost to taxpayers exceeding $8.3million. Former Kalgoorlie Independent Graeme Campbell has racked up 350 flights costing more than $132,000. Simon Beaumont asks him why so many trips?

Jeff Newman signs off

Millsy and Tony Mac speak with everyone's favourite weatherman and host of Telethon, Channel Seven's Jeff Newman, who is retiring after 40 years in television. Breakfast look back at his long career.

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: Proifle

Dockers suspend Solomon

Dean Solomon will miss Sunday’s game against Carlton at Subiaco Oval after being suspended for one week by the club. It is believed Solomon was out late drinking with former team mate Mark McVeigh, who was suspended by Essendon for missing training.

Mr Squiggle turns 50

Australian TV icon Mr Squiggle - the man from the moon, has just turned 50 years old. Harvey Deegan speaks with with his creator Norman Hetherington on how he came up with the concept of Mr Squiggle and what sort of birthday party he will be having.

Driver decides to carpool

A driver was rescued from his car when it crashed through a fence and landed in a backyard pool luckily missing the front of the home where people were sleeping in the front bedroom. Police have charged the man with numerous offences including drink driving.

Fanatics told to shut up

Millsy and Tony Mac speak with a member of the 'Fanatics' after the group was confronted by the UK Military and told to quieten down in their support for Lleyton Hewitt at Wimbledon. Gareth explains how they were told to not stand up between points.

Police admit calling psychic

Detective Inspector Paul Greenshaw admits to Simon Beaumont that a psychic was contacted to help with the Corryn Rayney murder investigation. Det Insp Greenshaw confirms the psychic, who was contacted by a 'junior detective', visited the murder scene and held a key piece of evidence, Mrs Rayney's diary.

Do we need a new anthem?

Opinion columnist and patriotic Aussie Andrew Bolt discusses with Millsy and Tony Mac if Australia needs a new National Anthem. Bolt says our current anthem stacks up well compared to some. Listen here to hear alternative lyrics.

Winter sprinklers banned

Howard Sattler asks the question if we need a winter watering ban imposed in response to a surge in water use over the past 12 months. Water Corporation CEO Sue Murphy explains why the ban has been imposed.

Praying to be a millionaire

Millsy and Tony Mac spoke with 6PR's Spiritual Advisor, Father Bob, who says there is nothing wrong with praying to win the $90 million Oz Lotto draw. He then leads listeners on a prayer in hope they win.

• Your actual odds of winning

Baby delivered at service station

Howard Sattler speaks with Success BP service station manager Helen Roughley, who helped deliver a healthy baby girl in the middle of a downpour just after 7am. Helen talks Howard through the amazing delivery.

Time to retire Coxy

Dean Cox joined Breakfast to discuss the Eagles stirring win over reigning premier Hawthorn and the Eagles next big thing Nic Naitanui. Coxy hopes he can get back in the team with 'NicNat' continuing to develop.

Bruno and Rudd prove a hit

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford explains how the presence of Bruno and PM Kevin Rudd doubled Rove's ratings plus there is more news on Michael Jackson.

Michael Jackson dead at 50

The king of pop Michael Jackson has died age 50 after suffering a cardiac arrest in Los Angeles on the eve of his comeback tour. US correspondent Richard Arnold breaks the news to 6PR Breakfast and explains how his life could never avoid the spotlight.

• Jackson's life in the spotlight
• Michael Jackson at Telethon

Inside the Eagles with Kerr

Eagles midfielder Daniel Kerr joined Sport Central's Karl Langdon and Adrian Barich in the studio to give a unique insight into the Eagles nest including his toughest opponents, new training technology as well as takes some unusual calls from listeners in an extended interview.