6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

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

On Monday, Haggers told us that the Round 1 results played last month will count when the AFL season resumes later this year.

Thousands of people flocked to Perth beaches on the hottest April day we've ever seen, reaching a top of 39.5 on Saturday, but a local infectious disease expert says the scenes have him worried. 

Although the beachgoers may not have felt any symptoms associated with COVID-19, they could still be carrying the disease, and Dr Clay Golledge says Australia is behind when it comes to testing people.

"We need to test a lot more people, even people who aren't showing any symptoms," he told 6PR Breakfast.

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

On Monday, Enda told us F1 legend Sir Stirling Moss had died aged 90, from a chest infection, but not believed to be Coronavirus-related.

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

On Monday, Bob told us many churches went ahead with their church services despite the warnings concerning the spread of Coronavirus.

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

On Friday, Peter told us Pete Evans claims he has a contraption that could help fight Coronavirus.... and it costs $15,000.

Perth residents are struggling to get back home after being quarantined in Sydney for 14 weeks. 

Robin will be able to leave his Sydney hotel on Saturday morning, but he's struggling to get a flight back to Perth. 

"It's been the toughest two weeks of my life," he told 6PR Breakfast.

Karl Langdon spotted a crowd of people at his local beach on Good Friday morning, but WA Police officers are out patrolling the busy areas to ensure people are doing the right thing. 

"We're really appealing to people to do the right thing at this really difficult time and stay home," Inspector Geoff DeSanges told 6PR Breakfast. 

Double demerits remain in place this Easter long weekend despite the restrictions between regions. 

"The intent remains, we know people are going to be taking to the road," Inspector DeSanges says. 

"Don't drink and drive, don't use your mobile phone, don't speed and police are going to be out policing that as usual."

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

On Friday, Haggers was skeptical about Nat Fyfe’s “work” trip to Margaret River….

“Nathan Fyfe does his own thing

“There’s no “I” in team, but there’s five “I”s in “individual brilliance”.”

And reminded Steve and Baz:

“Nathan was the bloke that dobbed in Connor Blakely back in 2017 for breaching his club rules” and going for a surf at Margaret River.

Many Christians will be commemorating Easter differently this year with places of worship closed.... so churches have moved to an online platform to deliver their messages. 

Pastor Michael Greaves is one of the preachers turning on the camera and preaching to his congregation through a lense.

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

On Friday, Bob told us the Coronavirus death toll us now surpassed 16,000 people.