There is a public environmental review underway for a proposed deep-water port facility in the Exmouth Gulf, known as the Gascoyne Gateway. Press PLAY to hear Daniel Jackson discuss the proposed deep-water port in Exmouth Daniel Jackson, chief executive of Gascoyne Gateway, told 6PR Mornings host Simon Beaumont that the civilian facility will be located […]
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Aside from his radio career, Denis has also enjoyed a decorated singing career, with his incredible baritone voice giving Australians spine-tingles every Christmas Eve at the annual Carols by Candlelight concert.
Denis lives in Geelong and takes every opportunity to spruik his beloved Cats!
The emotional toll of an AFL loss
Eagles and Dockers fans are grieving after the disappointing results over the weekend. Dr Tanveer Ahmed, a psychiatrist, explained to 6PR Breakfast hosts Karl and Blackers how a team’s wins and losses can affect self-esteem. “You begin the season with all these hopes, you have all these kinds of dreams, you think it is going […]
NDIS overhaul provides clarity but isn’t helping cost blow outs
The first official list outlining what taxpayers will and won’t be funding in the National Disability Insurance Scheme has been unveiled. Lifestyle purchases, health services, education services and non-evidence-based therapies are just some of the supports struck from the NDIS. NDIS Minister Bill Shorten told Gary Adsead on 6PR Mornings this will provide clarity and […]
Victims plead that WA’s worst child sex predator is not released
As WA’s worst serial child sex predator Dennis John Mckenna’s parole hearing approaches, victims and families are pleading with the parole board to keep him behind bars. Kaye Anderson lost two sons, both victims of Dennis McKenna. She explains to 6PR Mornings host Gary Adshead the role she believes McKenna played in the deaths of […]
WA is the first state to sign up to $1.6 billion funding deal for public schools
WA is the first state to sign up to education reforms set to deliver an extra $1.6 billion into public schools. The State School Teachers’ Union argues this won’t be enough. Matt Jarman, President of the State School Teachers’ Union of WA, spoke to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague on why public schools may be […]
There is a public environmental review underway for a proposed deep-water port facility in the Exmouth Gulf, known as the Gascoyne Gateway. Press PLAY to hear Daniel Jackson discuss the proposed deep-water port in Exmouth Daniel Jackson, chief executive of Gascoyne Gateway, told 6PR Mornings host Simon Beaumont that the civilian facility will be located […]
The emotional toll of an AFL loss
Eagles and Dockers fans are grieving after the disappointing results over the weekend. Dr Tanveer Ahmed, a psychiatrist, explained to 6PR Breakfast hosts Karl and Blackers how a team’s wins and losses can affect self-esteem. “You begin the season with all these hopes, you have all these kinds of dreams, you think it is going […]
NDIS overhaul provides clarity but isn’t helping cost blow outs
The first official list outlining what taxpayers will and won’t be funding in the National Disability Insurance Scheme has been unveiled. Lifestyle purchases, health services, education services and non-evidence-based therapies are just some of the supports struck from the NDIS. NDIS Minister Bill Shorten told Gary Adsead on 6PR Mornings this will provide clarity and […]
Victims plead that WA’s worst child sex predator is not released
As WA’s worst serial child sex predator Dennis John Mckenna’s parole hearing approaches, victims and families are pleading with the parole board to keep him behind bars. Kaye Anderson lost two sons, both victims of Dennis McKenna. She explains to 6PR Mornings host Gary Adshead the role she believes McKenna played in the deaths of […]
WA is the first state to sign up to $1.6 billion funding deal for public schools
WA is the first state to sign up to education reforms set to deliver an extra $1.6 billion into public schools. The State School Teachers’ Union argues this won’t be enough. Matt Jarman, President of the State School Teachers’ Union of WA, spoke to 6PR Afternoons host Julie-anne Sprague on why public schools may be […]
