FIVEAA Breakfast with David & Will with Stacey Lee

Sunrise host David Koch joins David and Will to chat the Port Adelaide and China relationship and the future of AFL as coronavirus restrictions ease.

 

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Trade Minister Simon Birmingham joined David and Will now to discuss China's threat to put tariffs on Australian barley.

 

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Premier Steven Marshall joined David and Will as SA coronavirus restrictions are set to ease today with bans lifting on regional travel, outdoor dining, university tutorials and auctions.

 

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The Australian Hotels Association SA General Manager Ian Horne joined David and Will to discuss the associations proposal for pubs to open sooner as other coronavirus lockdown measures are eased.

 

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David and Will crossed to Paul Kadak live in the US where coronavirus is still ravaging, with more than 78,000 deaths now confirmed.

 

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Phillip Coorey Premier Steven Marshall Andrew Fagan Elaine Bensted Behind Closed Doors Meat Tray Friday

 

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Adelaide Crows CEO joined David and Will after the potential breach of training rules by a group of his players and a senior coach in the Barossa Valley.

 

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Premier Steven Marshall joined David and Will ahead of the National Cabinet meeting today where Australia’s path out of lockdown will be considered.

 

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David and Will crossed to Political Editor at The Australian Financial Review Phillip Coorey in Canberra for an update ahead of the National Cabinet meeting today.

 

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Paul Kadak Moira Jenkins Matthew Abraham Adelaide Tools Martin Haese Behind Closed Doors

 

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