On Neighbourhood Watch today, Justin spoke with Radio Adelaide’s Zoe Kounandais about the latest news from Australia. They talk about TV network Ten has announcing it would cut jobs and newsrooms around the country and centralise the production of weekday bulletins in Sydney and Melbourne. They also discuss the Royal Commission criticism Australia’s Covid-19 response in aged care homes. 

Justin spoke to Finance Minister Grant Robertson because Justice Minister Andrew Little was unavailable.  They discussed extending the wage subsidy, testing in Auckland, and National leader Judith Collins and deputy leader Gerry Brownlee's recent comments around delaying the election and alledged the government withheld information on community transmission.

Justin spoke to Finance Minister Grant Robertson because Justice Minister Andrew Little was unavailable.  They discussed extending the wage subsidy, testing in Auckland, and National leader Judith Collins and deputy leader Gerry Brownlee's recent comments around delaying the election and alledged the government withheld information on community transmission.

Justin spoke to Labour's Wellington Central MP Grant Robertson about the party's housing policy for the upcoming election.

Justin spoke to Labour's Wellington Central MP Grant Robertson about the party's housing policy for the upcoming election.

Justin spoke to Labour MP Grant Robertson about the party's housing policy for the upcoming election.

Justin then discussed with Grant Robertson as Finance Minister on wage subisides, testing in Auckland, comments made by National deputy leader Gerry Brownlee that the government withheld information on community transmition, and Opposition Leader Judith Collins' demands to delay the election.

On Neighbourhood Watch, Zoe Kounadais from Radio Adelaide caught up with Justin and updates on the coronavirus situation in Australia, TV Ten restructuring its news departments, and the Royal Commission into Aged Care criticizing the COVID-19 response in aged care homes.

Producer Conor Knell reports on the sectarian divisions in Lebanon on International Desk.

James Tapp talked to Disability Rights Commissioner Paula Tesoriero about what support is there for people with disabilities during lockdown.

Today on your bFM Breakfast: A very strange time we're in but we've still got the music to carry us through; National MP Paul Goldsmith dials in to catch up with Rachel after a huge announcement last night; Rob gives a few tips for helping stress and another sweet poem; Samantha from Memory Foam chats to Rachel about the new single; and Tim gives us the lowdown on all things Media. Big love to everyone.

Rob's got some little helpful tips to get us through the stressful times. Plus, a very sweet poem.

Tim joins us to talk media in what is a very strange time. Looking at what is going on in the world of media and politics.

National MP Paul Goldsmith joins us as we move into Level Three. He discusses the unfolding situation with Rachel as well as National's debt reduction targets, and their Law & Order policy.