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Richmond premiership player Bachar Houli, the first devout Muslim to play AFL, has written a book about his journey of sharing his passion between sport and religion. 

When a young Houli was just an AFL hopeful and preparing for the draft camp, the timing coincided with Ramadan and he was fasting and described the experience in his new book, Faith, Football And Family.

But he told 6PR Breakfast although he didn't get the best results in some testing, it was bearable. 

 The 220-game defender says he's thankful he's been supported in his faith throughout his career. 

"You've just got to be true to your values and most importantly uphold a great characteristic which is respect," Houli told Steve and Baz. 

He also confirmed he will be in the Yellow and Black next year, here's just got to sign on the dotted line. 

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Bob Tarlau is 6PR Breakfast’s US Correspondent bringing us the news from the day in the US.

On Wednesday we crossed to Bridget from Florida to see what it's like for a regular American on Election Day, while Bob went through the numbers with us.

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Enda Brady is 6PR Breakfast’s UK Correspondent bringing us the news from the day in the UK.

On Wednesay Enda told us the UK is under a severe terror threat after the Vienna attack. 

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Peter Ford has all the latest and breaking entertainment news daily on 6PR Breakfast just after the 8.30am news.

On Tuesday Peter told us Johnny Depp loses his case against a British tabloid. 

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After over 55 years in the cinema industry, the Managing Director of Grand Cinemas, Allan "Chubby" Stiles has called time on his career.

Mr Stiles told 6PR Breakfast he started as an assistant projectionist when he was a kid. 

“Allan has been an amazing contributor to both the Grand Theatre Company and our industry in general.  His contribution to the cinema industry over many years has earned him great respect from all sectors.

“We will miss his larger-than-life presence following his retirement, but we are grateful to know that he will be around to support us with his knowledge as we enter a new era,“ Colin Stiles, Chairman of Grand Cinemas said in a statement. 

Mr Stiles was named Australian Cinema Pioneer of the Year in 2003 and WA Cinema Pioneer of the Year in 2010, and has been awarded the ICA Life Time Achievement Award.

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Award winning sports news breaker, Kim Hagdorn, joins Steve and Baz at 6:55am and 7:45am every weekday on 6PR Breakfast.

On Tuesday Haggers told us GWS has some problems between fan favourite Stephen Coniglio and the coach.  

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Back in March a Perth mother pleaded with the public to listen to the health advice after her 41-year-old daughter contracted COVID-19 while on a cruise ship.

Kiri-Lee Ryder was in an induced coma when her mother Carlene put out a public warning that Coronavirus "can strike anybody in the prime of their life".

Today Ms Ryder is back home but suffers with ongoing side effects, such as paralysis. She told 6PR Breakfast she will never be the same again.

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Bob Tarlau is 6PR Breakfast’s US Correspondent bringing us the news from the day in the US. 

On Tuesday Bob told us how the country is preparing for Election Day tomorrow. 

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Enda Brady is 6PR Breakfast’s UK Correspondent bringing us the news from the day in the UK.

On Tuesday Enda told us British Prime Minister says he was left with a medical and moral crisis, so he felt the second lockdown is necessary. 

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There's a tune that almost every Aussie would know and most would've sung along to for the past 25 years, the Bunnings jingle. 

But did you know the songwriter behind the music and catch-cry, Bunnings Warehouse!, is from Perth? 

Trevor Hilton wrote the Bunnings jingle back in the 90s and was asked to base the sound off of a song by Jamaican musician, Shaggy. 

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