3AW Breakfast with Ross and Russel

Accredited practising dietitian Simone Austin says the comparison is "probably going a bit far" but office treats are derailing some workers' health plans.

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Tennis-goers looking for a ride home last night were being asked to pay up to $100 for short trips in the latest in a string of reports of exorbitant cab fares in Melbourne.

Transport Matters leader Rod Barton says it's due to a policy failure, and the state government has "lost control".

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Ross and Russel discuss the stories in today's papers.

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The vehicles were dented and mirrors smashed in Powlett, Albert, Simpson and Grey streets on December 15. 

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Richard Baker, investigative journalist and host of The Confession podcast, joined Ross and Russel on Wednesday.

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Australia's last white paper manufacturer has suspended production after failing to secure timber supply from VicForests.

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Rumour confirmed.

They've lost their life savings.

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The research led by Murdoch Children's Research Institute found a saline nasal spray led to resolved symptoms in 40 per cent of children experiencing snoring and breathing difficulties.

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Ross and Russel cast their eyes across the papers of the day.

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