6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

Over 340 000 Australian have taken to double dipping into their superfunds during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Millions of Aussies’ lost their jobs during the pandemic and receiving up to $20 000 now seems like a good idea to help themselves through the crisis.

“If your 25 and you’re accessing your super to buy a new car and you’ve cleaned out your whole balance, then that car is going to cost you $100 000 in the end.” Jason Featherby, Managing Director from Knight Financial said on 6PR.

A Como resident had a small leak in her roof, so she called a plumber to fix the leak, but that's when the real trouble started. 

Annie was charged around $720 for work they didn't do and not fixing the original problem even though they claimed to have fixed it. 

She has since refused to pay a further $590 to the company after her friend discovered, within minutes, the reason for the leaking roof was that two roof tiles had been removed.

Bob Tarlau gives a detailed account of the news of the day in the United States of America every weekday morning.

On Wednesday, Bob told us California is shutting down again; hairdressers, bars, restaurants and shops have all be closed.

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

On Wednesday Enda told us face masks will be compulsory for shoppers in England from July 24.

And artist Banksy has been out and about in the London Underground.

Australia's accidental Winter Olympic gold medalist has turned his sights to liquid amber. 

Stephen Bradbury has released a new beer from his Last Man Standing brewing company; Perfectly Paced is named as a nod to his shock 2002 speed skating win....an event called by 6PR's Basil Zempilas. 

The two caught up on 6PR Breakfast this morning and Millsy asked about the life changing moment.

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

On Tuesday, Peter told us Dannii Minogue's story has changed why she was given permission to isolate at home when returning to Australia.

WA nurses are urging the State Government to stop 30,000 fans from attending the AFL games at Optus Stadium this weekend. 

94 per cent of the WA nurses surveyed are opposed to the crowds allowed to gather in the one place. 

"They are concerned, they've said it's too risky, they think it's crazy, they think it's dollars over health," Australian Nursing Federation Secretary Mark Olson told 6PR.

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 the AFL is investigating if some West Coast players breached COVID restrictions while in Queensland.

Luke Shuey is back to training with the group this week after he injured his left hamstring in West Coast's round 5 clash with Sydney. 

The skipper missed three quarters of the win over Sydney and last week's victory over Adelaide, Josh Kennedy says Shuey is returning to training but is unlikely to play in the Derby on Sunday. 

"I know that he's going to be training with us on Thursday, which is our main training session, I don't know how much he's doing, but it has been a couple weeks and I know that he did do a good tear of it, so if it's not this week, it should be next week. But he will be in contention if he's training," Kennedy told 6PR Breakfast.

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

On Tuesday, Enda told us the UK has found a new power source.