3AW Breakfast with Ross and Russel

For the first time this year, the public was invited to vote from a list of three choices narrowed down by the dictionary.

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Showbiz guru Peter Ford says he wonders whether we are witnessing the "unravelling of the Royal family" ahead of the release of Harry and Meghan’s Netflix series.

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In the latest Household, Income and Labour Dynamics in Australia poll, 33.1% of Melburnians said they feel "much worse off" after the pandemic.

But Deputy Director of the Melbourne Institute and of the HILDA Survey program, Roger Wilkins, says there was an unexpected benefit to come from the pandemic.

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Owner of North Pole Christmas Tree Farm in Beveridge, Fabio Iuele, says "there's a shortage of trees across Victoria and NSW" and demand is sky-high.

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

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Diversions are in place. Motorists are advised to use New Street as an alternative.

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Police are investigating a fatal stabbing on a popular Melbourne beach last night.

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The Andrews government has reportedly ordered a security sweep of its ministerial cars in a move described by parliamentary sources as “highly unusual”.

Lawyer Justin Lawrence says there are very tight laws surrounding "bugging".

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