6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

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

On Thursday, Bob told us about the new executive order signed by Donald Trump.

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

On Thursday, Enda told us about Boris Johnson was involved in a minor car accident after a protester ran in front of his convoy.

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

On Wednesday, Peter told us whats happening on TV show Big Brother and Donald Trump's niece has written a book about the President and some of his taxation issues.

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

On Wednesday, Haggers told us that Andrew Gaff is expected to sign a contract extension with the West Coast Eagles “He'll stay for 4 more years”.

35 per cent of the world's population are gamers according to data from financial news website Finbold. 

Gaming is expected to generate $159.3billion in revenue this year so Steve and Baz put the call out for Perth's most dedicated gamers, including one of their colleagues. 

"For me, it's a getaway from what you do in everyday life," Karl Langdon said. 

The 6PR listeners couldn't put down their consoles and pick up their phone quick enough to add to the conversation. 

66-year-old Linda told Steve and Baz she's been gaming for year. 

"It sort of takes you into another world, it's a bit of fantasy."

While Gary is 78-years-old, runs his own business, works seven days a week and still finds time for some gaming.

Western Australian vacant land blocks are being snapped up at a rapid rate on the back of recent government grants.

REIWA President Damian Collins says 263 blocks were snapped up last week, an increase of more than 100% from the week before.

"There seems to be an optimism around property and the sales we had last week were the best since 2015 across the board"

Although government grants are available at the moment, Mr Collins says buyers need to be careful.

"We all want free money, it sounds great but have a look at what that you think that house will be worth in the end"

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

On Wednesday, Enda told us Oxford Uni has discovered a common steroid reduces death rates of people with Coronavirus.

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 some States may have to go back into lockdown with COVID-19 cases increasing again.

Hundreds of GPs and medical practices aren't sure if they will be operating in another six months' time. 

The Royal College of General Practitioners says a third of the 1000 practices they surveyed reported a drop in income during the month of May compared to the same month last year. 

 

"Because normal business has not been happening, but the costs of running their practices have continued.... this has just pushed a lot of practices right over the edge,"   Dr Charlotte Hespe told 6PR Breakfast. 

Dr Hespe says although many people have opted to use telehealth during the Coronavirus pandemic, it's still important to get checked out by your local GP. 

"We don't want to have diagnosed cancers, we don't want people dying from heart attacks; all preventable healthcare things," she says.

$72b in major infrastructure projects across the country will be fast-tracked under an agreement between Federal & state Governments that would slash approval times in half.