6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

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

On Wednesday, Peter revealed the line up for Dancing with the Stars, Robbie Williams to begin world tour in Melbourne and Meghan Markle’s father set to testify against her in court.

A delay of 89 seconds in lodging an application renewal by Fortescue nearly saw Gina Rinehart swoop in and grab a key exploration licence from her rival Andrew Forrest. The stoush headed to the Supreme Court for a judicial ruling where the ruling was in favour of Fortescue who had held the license for more than ten years. 

Julie-anne Sprague from The Australian Financial Review joined Steve and Basil to talk about this bizarre case.

Paddy Sweeny joined Steve and Basil for Wednesday Sport. 

Paddy spoke about the mighty victory by the Australian one day side saying that "we have seen the almost the perfect test summer here on home soil but that was their best performance of the summer".

Paddy also spoke about the Scorchers 5 hour delay and the difference it could make to their performance, the bad look for the Australian Open as a whole allowing play to continue yesterday and the debate to move the A League to winter because they are struggling to get the crowds in.

Kirk Clyatt (filling in for Bob Tarlau) gives a detailed account of the news of the day in the United States of America every weekday morning.

On Wednesday, Kirk told us that punishments have been handed out for the Houston Astros who won the 2017 World Series and did so in part by cheating. Kirk asked the question “should they be stripped of their title?”

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

On Wednesday, Enda told us that the Government has struck a deal to save airline Flybe and Boris Johnson has sent a letter to Nicola Sturgeon formally rejecting a call for a second independence referendum in Scotland.

The Real Estate Institute of WA have revealed the top selling suburbs for Perth for 2019 with six of those suburbs being south of the river. Lakelands took out the top of the list with 72 properties sold which saw an increase of 36% in sales activity.

Damien Collins, President of REIWA told Steve and Basil that the easiest suburb to sell in is Wembley with an average of 39 days, compared to the Perth average of 84 days.

The Football Budget has been a staple of WA Football for decades with the local footy magazine first published back in 1921, but it could be making a change this coming WAFL season. 

The publisher Media Tonic has handed control of the Football Budget back to the WA Football Commission. 

Football Budget writer and keen WAFL historian, Sean Cowan, says it's not the first time the WAFC has had full control of the publication. 

"They were reviewing what to do with it and had asked the clubs for their opinion on what they should do," Cowan told 6PR Breakfast.

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

On Tuesday, Peter spoke about the Breakfast wars showdown for the up and coming Oscars red carpet, an extraordinary statement released by the Queen showing her support to Harry and Meghan to lead an independent life and the TV Tonight website has declared what is the TV show of the decade.

Axe throwing venue Maniax has been granted a liquor license, but the Northbridge based business wanted to be able to serve drinks in the caged axe throwing areas while patrons waited for their turn but players will only be allowed to drink alcohol after their game.

Adam Schilling, Director of Maniax spoke to Steve and Basil and has said that Axe throwing started in Canada about ten years ago and has exponentially grown over the last few years. Adam also said that they have safety procedures in place to restrict alcohol.

Peter Sumich joins Steve and Basil for Tuesday Sport.

Peter spoke about the Scorchers win last night against the Hobart Hurricanes saying that “form is everything and they have it at the moment”. Peter also says that by finishing third or fourth they can still win it from there.

Billy Brownless, who is currently appearing on "Im a Celeb" has made some controversial comments which he is getting slammed for on social media on AFLW.  Peter says that "I could see the point he was making with the physical side of the game, that the women are a few years away from knowing how to protect themselves properly".