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 Tuesday, Bob told us gun sales are up 300% from the same time last year.

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 committed millions of dollars to bring Brits back home amid the Coronavirus crisis.

The 6PR Breakfast listeners told Steve and Baz other places they saw groups of people.

While the public is being urged to stay home and practice social distancing, the message just isn't getting through to some people.... this is what the owner of the Yelo Cafe found, so he shut his doors for a day. 

Mike Pond was disgusted by the amount of people congregating in groups around his cafe on Saturday so he shut down on Sunday, saying he would open again on Monday but would only remain open if the customers abide by the Government directives.

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

On Monday, Peter says there was a lot of negative feedback concerning the Ben Cousins' documentary.

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 the NRL boss is unlikely to return to his role and a few clubs may be forced to close forever.

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 the Americans have been given a grim prediction for the number of Coronavirus-related deaths.

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

On Monday, Enda told us there were 207 fatalities in one day, including a 55-year-old doctor who was working on the frontline to battle the Cronavirus.

The 6PR Breakfast listeners had plenty to say about the interview, Steve and Baz read out some of the feedback.

Over one million Australians were glued to their TV screens last night to hear from a fallen footy star. 

It had been a decade since Ben Cousins had spoken publicly, but he spoke with Basil Zempilas in a special documentary. 

Steve Mills spoke with his Breakfast co-host about how the interviews were pieced together. 

"That is the life of somebody struggling with addiction and I got to see that firsthand," Baz explained.