3AW Breakfast with Ross and Russel

The Premier has been grilled by Victoria's anti-corruption watchdog as part of an investigation that has found the culture in the Labor Party is rotten and encourages the misuse of public resources.

Investigative reporter at The Age, Nick McKenzie, says the report reveals "a deep cultural rot", and the Premier's admission there's a cultural problem is "critical".

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Doctors are concerned only 50 percent of people over 18 will get a flu shot this year.

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

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The boss of Ritchies IGA says he's noticed a change in shopping habits, which suggests household budgets are starting to feel the strain of grocery price hikes.

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The victims lost nearly $300,000 in total.

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Underworld figure George Marrogi is reportedly being investigated over a plot to kill an associate from behind bars.

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The number of students enrolling in maths at school has dropped to an alarming low.

Broadcaster, author and maths genius, Adam Spencer, shares a key reason for the decline.

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Police are investigating after a man was allegedly assaulted in a toilet during the Essendon president's function on Anzac Day.

3AW Breakfast sports correspondent Jon Anderson has spoken to a witness.

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Russel was reading an Italian cookbook and saw a recipe for steak... and it raised a question — do Italians know how to cook steak? 

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

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