6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

The original Yellow Wiggle's health scare on stage has encouraged the public to update their first aid knowledge and learn how to use a defibrillator. 

Greg Page collapsed on stage at a charity concert on Friday night as he suffered from a cardiac arrest; he was then promptly helped by an off duty nurse. 

Royal Life Saving WA CPR & first aid community trainer, Josephine O'Reilly, spoke with 6PR Breakfast about how to use a defib.

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

On Monday, Enda told us Prince Andrew has gone back to church.

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

On Monday, Kirk Clyatt filled in for Bob and told us about the man who bought a $75 pillow from a second hand store and found over $62,000 inside.

Bandyup Women’s Prison marks 50 years of operation. The Swan Valley facility first opened its doors to women prisoners in 1970. Today it houses maximum, medium and minimum security prisoners and has a mother and babies unit for up to 12 women.

Mike Henderson, Assistant Superintendent of Operations at Bandyup Women's Prison has worked at the prison for 19 years and says that rehabilitation is very much their focus.

We also heard an incredible call from Scott that says that he was a boarder at Wesley College and in 1976 was taken there for a school social to dance with the inmates.

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

On Friday, Peter spoke about Perth's Narelda Jacobs opening up the annual debate on changing Australia Day and another celebrity enters the jungle on Sunday night.

We asked the questions to our listeners "should Nat Fyfe play for the All Stars?"

Willie Rioli will resume training with the West Coast Eagles today. Braden rejoined us in the studio with this breaking news.

The Club has said:

Willie Rioli will resume training with the West Coast Eagles on Friday pursuant to the terms of his provisional suspension which permits him to train with the Eagles pending the final determination of the allegations against him.

Braden Quartermaine joined us for Friday Sport. Braden spoke about Scorchers hitting the road again, are 7 year deals the new norm in the AFL, is Bryce Cotton the greatest every Wildcat and should Nat Fyfe play for the All Stars?

We asked our listeners to come up with a three course Aussie Menu.  Listen to these mouth watering suggestions.

Courier Mail Journalist Michael Madigan say's Australia is a culinary disaster. We may have Vegemite and Lamingtons but in terms of a national cuisine, Australia's plate is empty.

Michael tells us that we should forget the annual identity crisis that happens every Australian Day, to truly identify ourselves as a nation, we should settle on a menu.