6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

On Day Five of Perth's lockdown Gareth spoke with the Health Minister Roger Cook about the restrictions that remain as we head out of lockdown (1:04:11). 

Lisa Barnes spoke to us about living in the bushfire zone and receiving texts in the middle of the night to evacuate (:55:32). 

And the Perth Scorchers are heading to the BBL Final, Mitch Marsh had a chat about the win over the Brisbane Heat and heading to the SCG for the Final (1:38:29). 

Plus Sport with Paddy Sweeney, Finance with Scott Haywood and Peter Ford told us Kylie Minogue is finally set to get married (1:24:05). 

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Epidemiologist Adrian Esterman explains how we can have zero Covid cases after case 903 went to so many different places; only a small percentage of people are seen to be "super spreaders"(:33:55). 

A cricket charity match that raised money for fire victims last year is set be revamped, former Wildcat Greg Hire spoke about Boundaries 4 Bushfires 2.0 (:52:23). 

Shannon Noll and his wife are renewing their vows after 16 years of marriage; the 6PR Breakfast listeners told us why they renewed their vows (1:02:22). 

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford was at a party for the Australian Open when the news was breaking about a positive Covid test from a security guard at a quarantine hotel filled with tennis players (1:19:45).  

Bikies who want to renounce membership of outlaw gangs could be helped with jobs, housing, education and even tattoo removal (1:36:32). 

Plus sport with Paddy Sweeney and finance with the Finance Guru Scott Haywood. 

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What are employers' obligations to their employees during lockdown? (:33:38)

Perth vet, Dr Garnett Hall, is heading up a team of vets and nurses entering the fire ground to assist injured animals (:54:04).

Perth businesses are doing what they can to help the fire affected community; Gareth spoke with the owner of Quest South Perth who is offering accommodation, the owner of Supa IGA Stratton, who is giving away grocery care packs and Pet Fresh is offering pet food for fire victims with animals (1:12:26). 

Dr John Bonning, President of the Australian College of Emergency Medicine has written to Minister Roger Cook voicing concerns about hospital ramping. (1:35:45)

And an Aussie mum has made 250 meals ready for the entire school term at a cost of $75 (1:27:30). 

Plus, Peter Ford told us the sad story of Captain Sir Tom Moore. (1:19:01)

Sport with Paddy Sweeney and Finance with Scott Haywood. 

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