6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl

You start to feel your body “go” in your 40s; aches and pains in your back start from 44, your smell deteriorates at 46, your knees starts creaking at 47 and your hearing starts to go at 49.

Steve and Baz asked the 6PR Breakfast listeners; how do you know when you’re getting old?

Peter Ford has all the latest and breaking entertainment news daily on 6PR Breakfast just after the 8AM news.

On Monday, Peter told us about his spat with Will-I-Am after the Black-Eyed-Peas rapper accused a flight attendant of racism.

James Pattinson has received a ban after an on-field comment made to another player; Brad Hardie tells us the coach and captain held a meeting on Saturday night about appropriate behaviour, but Hardie told Steve and Baz "if you're going to make a comment, make it a smart one as opposed to one that's going to be taken as offensive."

A Perth hospital is running classes for new Grandparents to update them on the best practices for kids. 

St John of God Subiaco started classes after keen grandparents-to-be were turning up to antenatal classes. 

"We talk a lot about how to be supportive without being intrusive," Christine Jones, Parent Education Coordinator at St John of God, told 6PR Breakfast.

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 about the shocking on-field incident at an NFL game when a player used a helmet as a weapon.

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

On Monday, Enda told us there’s a massive fall out from Prince Andrew’s interview.

Peter Ford has all the latest and breaking entertainment news daily on 6PR Breakfast just after the 8AM news.

On Friday, Peter told us the latest Bachelorette, and former Gogglebox personality, Angie is still seeing her reality show choice.

Kim Hagdorn brings us all the latest and breaking sporting news at 7:55am each Friday during the Summer.

This week, Haggers told us the AFL big guns will be returning to the training track next week.

The world held its breath when 12 young soccer players were stuck in a Thai cave last year and two Australian's were instrumental in the rescue of the young boys.

Dr Craig Challen was a veterinarian and cave diver was one of the rescuers who assisted in the dramatic mission which played out over many days.

"We honestly thought we were going to lose these boys, or at least some of them," Dr Challen told Steve and Baz on 6PR Breakfast.

Dr Challen and Richard Harris have written a book about their experience, Against All Odds, and says they have been back to visit the boys and their coach.

"The coach is universally admired over there, I haven't heard a bad word said about him. He did a fantastic job keeping it all together."

Perth boxer, Danny Green, has turned his sights to promoting the sport that made him The Green Machine, and tonight is the night.

Former AFL player, Barry Hall, is going head to head with former NRL player, Paul Gallen in a battle of the codes at Margaret Court Arena tonight.

Danny Green spoke with Steve and Baz ahead of the main event.