Matty Wray For Breakfast

Murrumbidgee Police District inspector Glenn Smith joins Matt in the studio with all the latest news from the local boys and girls in blue.

Including an update on last week's midnight fast food brawl, police called out to an incident at the Griffith Airport, and illegal tattoo parlours.

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After NSW Premier Chris Minns' visit to our region, he headed to the Griffith Airport for a relaxed trip back to Sydney.

The Griffith Teachers Association had other ideas, and the Premier was met with protesters and banners challenging his decision to block the agreement which would have seen increased wages for teachers.

Matt invited Griffith Teachers Association President Jenna Woodland on to the show to share their concerns.

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Annie Hicks has been playing golf for over 40 years.

But during a recent round of 18, she did something most golfers can only dream about - hitting a hole-in-one.

She joined Matt Collins on the Triple M Breakfast Show to describe the shot.

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As part of NSW's Education Week Temora Public School has a week of fun and exciting events.

From Mental health Monday, to Teamwork Tuesday, Wellbeing Wednesday, Talented Thursday, and Future Friday - which will showcase local occupations through vehicles.

Matt chats with Assistant Principal Claire Reid about Temora School's exciting week of events.

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Stand up comedian and all round good guy Ross Noble will be in Griffith for his Jibber Jabber Jamboree show on Saturday, August 5 - the same night as the Griffith Business Chamber Awards.

In their chat, Ross shares with Matt his comedy background, the two people he follows on social media, and his advice for those going to the Chamber Awards before his show.

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Murrumbidgee Police District Inspector Glenn Smith joined Matt in the Triple M studio to share some of the week's interesting adventures from the boys and girls in blue.

This week, a man was found intoxicated while driving with a four-month-old baby in the vehicle, a driver loses control and collides with a brand-new police truck, and a mass brawl in a Griffith fast food car park.

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Local musician Jessie Aviu stopped by the Triple M studio for a chat and to play one of his great original live tunes.

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Matt enjoys a remarkable chat with long-time Ardlethan local vera Davies.

Vera recently celebrated her 100th birthday with her closest family and friends.

The centenarian shares her thoughts on life, love, death, family and broken jaws....

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At the recent Leeton Business Awards, Leeton Little Athletics won the Outstanding Community Organisation.

Club President Catherine Tabain shares what makes the group so great, and she reveals an interesting fact about Little Athletics that got Matt excited.

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Former Yanco Agricultural High School teacher Bobby Sheridan has been riding his bike around various parts of Australia, raising money and awareness for Black Dog Institute.

He took a few minutes out of his busy training schedule to chat with Matt before his trip from Darlington Point to Yanco Ag High School.

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