Animal rights group PETA is pushing for people to stop eating fish.
Love them, don't eat them
Animal rights group PETA has commenced a campaign directed at people who eat fish calling anyone who eats fish and attended a water theme park a hypocrite. Steve Mills spoke to PETA spokesperson Claire Fryer about why eating fish is wrong.
Growers facing armageddon
Consumers will be the losers in the long term if a fruit and vegetable price war breaks out between the major supermarkets. Steve Mills spoke to William Churchill from Ausveg who said a price war could be Armageddon for local growers.
We did nothing wrong
Protestors have denied that they were responsible for the chaotic scenes yesterday at The Lobby restaurant that resulted in the PM being rushed to safety. Steve Mills spoke to activist Marianne Mackay who was involved in the protest that turned violent.
Asparagus' Mystic powers
Will the wonders of asparagus ever cease? Not only is it reported to be an aphrodisiac and have anti-aging qualities, now it also holds the secrets to your future. Steve Mills spoke to UK woman Jemima Packington who is the worlds only Asparamancer.
Meet Perth's proposal planner
There''s now hope for Aussie bloke who is big on action but short on words when it comes to wedding proposals. Steve Mills spoke to Shanae Bulsara from Perth's proposalplanning.com about how to pop the question the right way.
OHS threat to Volunteering
New OHS laws being introduced across the nation have the potential to wipe out the Australian culture of volunteering according to industry experts. Steve Mills spoke to OHS expert Ken Phillips about the new laws and their potential to cripple many WA services.
Lords of the rings
Winning the Rugby World Cup is not enough for New Zealand as the Kiwi's now have set their sights on Olympic glory in sheep shearing. Their first obsticle will be having it accepted as a sport but, as Steve Mills found out, that may be the smallest hurdle.
Dad must pay uni fees
A Melbourne court has told a father he has to sell his car to help pay his daughter's way through university. How is this possible? Steve Mills spoke to James Turnbull from firm Berry Family Law to find out.
Movember ballad
All good things must come to an end and such is true for all those participating in 'Movember'. To recognise and applaud the efforts to raise money for prostate cancer Steve Allen, Movember participant and 6PR producer, created a ballad for all shaving ceremonies.
Steve Rosich on 6PR
Fremantle CEO Steve Rosich has opened up to 6PR on why the decision was made to dump Mark Harvey and 'Acquire' Ross Lyon. Rosich admits the decision was tough but says it was the right one.
Millsy's Masters of Music
Steve Mills has taken it upon himself to create the definitive list of music's most influential bands and performers.
Millsy's A-Z list is just like the AFL's All Australian team announcement, so get ready to argue every position. Click here to view.
This is how you BBQ
Once you get past the fact that he's an American telling Australians how to BBQ, Dr Sweetsmoke seems too know what he is talking about. Steve Mills spoke to the US champion BBQ'er about what skills he will be bringing to Perth on his tour.
Pole Dancing's Olympic push
Stop laughing, we're serious. There is a move to have Pole Dancing included in the Olympic program for the 2016 games in Rio. Steve Mills spoke with Tammy Baxter from Pole Fever about the push and future for the 'sport'.
Cougar loose in Australia...
...and recruiting. Unabashed Cougar, Claudia Opdenkelder, is in Australia to launch her dating site "cougarlife.com". Is it ok for women over 40 who have younger tastes or is it a site for men under 25 with mature tastes? Claudia explains the difference to Steve Mills.
Peaceful wanderer's odyssey ends.
Jean Beliveau is a real life Forest Gump, just without the jogging. Jean started a journey, walking the globe raising awareness for peace. 11 years later, he has reached the end of the road. Steve Mills spoke to the happy wanderer.
Halal-abaloo over BBQ meat
Luke Simpkins, the Federal Member for Cowan, is up in arms with claims consumers are unwittingly eating Halal meat. Steve Mills spoke to Mr Simpkins about his dire concerns about 'We are what we eat' and the hidden terror on our BBQ's.
Bushfire victims angry at investigation.
Lake Clifton residents who lost their homes in a bushfire last year can't believe investigators findings that it was caused by tyre rubber and not arson. Steve Mills spoke to Christine Donaldson who lost her house in the blaze.
Film critic's blind devotion
Tommy Edison has become one of the most trusted film reviewers in the US and has never watched a film in his life. Steve Mills spoke to Tommy, who was born blind, about unique perspective on film and being charged for 3D glasses.
The father of kids bands
Peter Combe wanted to be the next Paul Simon. That didn't happen but his passion for music lead him on to be an influential leader in the world of children's music. As Steve Mills learnt Peter's music is just as infectious as Paul Simon's.
I would've used a gun
A 70 year old home invasion victim says he would have had no hesitation in using a gun to defend himself and his home. 'John' spoke to Steve Mills about his experience at the hands of two hooded thugs that broke in to his home overnight.
Conspiracy stalls solar car
Chris Sparsi is a Perth inventor who believes his solar powered car has been stopped in its tracks by a media conspiracy. In an effort to prove 6PR's independence Steve Mills spoke to Chris about his invention.
Meatloaf
Meatloaf. What more needs to be said. He is the earthly incarnation of the 'Rock' love ballad. Steve Mills spoke to Mr Loaf about being an icon and his intended concert for Perth.
I did it for the workers
Employers across throughout the state will be breathing a sigh of relief today with union heavyweight Kevin Reynolds hanging up the work boots. Steve Mills spoke to Mr Reynolds on the eve of his retirement as CFMEU State Secretary.
Withnell looks for quiet life
Convicted criminal and Northbridge identity, Eddy Withnell has decided to retire from the spotlight and seek a quieter existence far away from the life he lived. Steve Mills spoke to the former Coffin Cheater member.
Surfer recalls shark horror
A young surfer has recounted the horror of witnessing yesterday's Great White shark attack that claimed the life of a young man in the states South West. 'Kyle' described the day as 'eerie' and even predicting something was going to happen.
17yr old Bathurst bound
A teenager on his L-plates doing 300km/h is not usually something to be encouraged but Cameron Waters isn't your regular 17yr old. Steve Mills spoke to Cameron ahead of his history making appearance at Bathurst this weekend.
Moon for sale
Seriously! Someone is selling Moon real estate. Is this Lunacy? How long is the commute? Can the land can be reclaimed under Moonbo legislation. Steve Mills spoke to Susan Bajada from Moontatsic about the sale.
Life began in Port Hedland
Port Hedland Mayor Kelly Howlett has told Steve Mills the discovery of fossils, which are the oldest evidence of life on Earth, proves all life began in Port Hedland.
Birth of a Super Hero?
When mild mannered reporter, Simon Beaumont lept to the aid of a car crash victim this morning in Karrinyup without concern for his safety and only wearing Y fronts Steve Mills had to ask was this the birth of Perth's first Superhero?
Entertainment with Peter Ford
Say the name Peter Ford and the first thing that springs to mind is the world of Showbiz. Peter's coverage and knowledge of the Australian entertainment landscape is second to none and can be heard every Monday at 7.30.
Real Life with Andrea Burns
It's said every man needs the grounding influence of a good woman and with journalist Andrea Burns we at least have the womanly part covered. Joining Steve Mills every Tuesday for her 'Real Life' segment, Andrea delves in to the issues and dilemmas of modern life.
Dr Chemical
What Dr Chemical doesn't know about chemical compounds and their reactions hasn't been discovered yet. Dr 'C' joins Steve Mills every Wednesday at 6.30 to answer questions about the chemical concoctions in your cupboard.
Bartletts' Blast
60 Minutes journalist Liam Bartlett joins Steve Mills every Wednesday (unless on assignment) for a look at the issues making headlines and some that should be.
Talking Law with Tom Percy QC
Perth's legal eagle Tom Percy QC joins Steve Mills on 6PR Breakfast each Thursday morning from 7.30am with Talking Law, tackling all issues legal.
'Bulltish Artist of the Year'
2011 was a fertile year for 'Bulltish' artists but 2012 is shaping up as year that will surpass last year's champion crop. Every Friday at 6.30 you can nominate a person who has been liberal with the truth and listen to the latest contenders here if you miss them.
At the Table with Rob Broadfield
"Food, glorious food" It might as well be the catchcry of Rob Broadfield. As the food and restaurant expert for the west Rob joins Steve Mills every Friday after 8 for 'At the Table' where all things food are discussed.
Breakfast Photo Gallery
Some funny on air Breakfast moments caught on camera.
