6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

Infectious disease expert, Dr Clay Golledge, says this virus won't be as fatal as previous bugs, because we are better prepared for diseases now. 

"We know what to do now, we know how to test people, we know how to isolate them, we know how to screen, we put in biosecurity much quicker than previously," Dr Golledge told 6PR Breakfast.

As Perth children return to school after their holidays, schools are putting guidelines in place to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus. 

In a statement sent to the parents of their students, Scotch College has told some kids to stay away from the school. 

"If you have recently visited mainland China during the holidays, we ask that you do

not send your children to school until they have been back in Australia for at least 10

days."

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 an AFL player is in serious trouble after incurring $260,000 in gambling debts.

Holocaust survivors have gathered at the site of the former Nazi concentration camp in Auschwitz, Poland for the 75th anniversary of the camp's liberation. 

Nine News reporter Sophie Walsh was at the ceremony and shared the feeling of the anniversary. 

"The survivors, there were about 200 of them, they started off at camp number one and went to the wall where a number of the prisoners were lined up and shot dead," Walsh described to Steve and Baz. 

"This is 75 years since they were freed from this camp but you could still see the emotion was very raw and the memories are still very clear in their minds."

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

On Tuesday, Enda told us Prince Andrew is back in the news after a prosecutor in New York says Prince Andrew isn’t helping with investigations.

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

On Tuesday, Kirk filled in for Bob and told us the investigation continues into the cause of the helicopter crash that killed NBA legend Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven other people.

Nine News US Correspondent, Charles Croucher, was at the crash site when we spoke with him and says the reason for the crash is being investigated but fog is likely a major cause.

NBA legend Kobe Bryant has died in a helicopter crash. Bryant scored 33,644 points throughout his NBA career with the LA Lakers.

LA Police confirmed five people died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, north west of Los Angeles, it was later confirmed Bryant and his daughter Gianna were two of the victims.

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 the Bushfire Relief concert is set to be televised, but who will get the rights.

A Perth couple who won $800K playing lotto have confessed they bought the winning ticket after guidance from a clairvoyant.

Is there any winnings in the future for Steve and Baz? We checked in with Debbie, Australia's best clairvoyant.