Matty Wray For Breakfast

Murrumbidgee Police District inspector Glenn Smith joins Matt in the studio to recap some of the region's recent interesting stories.

It seems it is all happening in Leeton where an Evil Knievel wannabe came unstuck in front of a pub and a man has come off second best after a fight with a window.

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For the best part of 12 months, Griffith woman Chrystal Pennisi has been tirelessly fundraising for Leukaemia Support.

Her hard work has not gone unnoticed and she has been rewarded with a spot on  a popular Ch7 television series.

Chrystal joined Matt in the studio to tell us more.

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A host of Riverina rugby league stars will be doing the region proud for the 2023 NRLW season.

Former Hay Magpie star and NRLW Parramatta Eels co-captain Rachael Pearson joined the Breakfast Show to discuss the upcoming season, and the host of stars from the Riverina.

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Member for Murray Helen Dalton joins Matt to discuss the bill she will put forward to convert poker machines to cashless cards, effective immediately.

This is despite a 12-month trial of cashless gambling currently in place.

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Our resident Sport Spotter Matty Butcher gives us all the latest local sports results and goss - including whispers that a big change could be on the cards for the local rugby league comps.

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In town for a week, National Parks and Wildlife Service NPWS helicopter and aircraft crew have made their way to Griffith for their annual training.

Air Crew member Scott Williams fills us in on what the training involves, and when we can see them in the skies.

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Griffith Council is currently divided over whether to implement significant rate hikes for rate payers.

Leeton Mayor Tony Reneker joins Matt on the show to share the aftermath of their decision to NOT go ahead with their SRV at the back end of 2022.

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In their weekly chat, Griffith Mayor Doug Curran answers questions relating to the proposed rate hikes, and responds to suggestions from the local Business Chamber that council needs to be 'entrepreneurial'.

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Matt chats with Dubbo mayor Mathew Dickerson about the 3D printed public toilet block.

The first of its kind in the country.

Matt also reaches out to Griffith mayor Doug Curran to get his thoughts on if we will see a similar project in our patch.

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Griffith Business Chamber President John Nikolic joins Matt in the Triple M studio to weigh in on the Griffith Regional Council's proposal to increase rates.

John shares Chamber's ideas to save the council money and a proposal to have just one significant annual rates rise opposed to three annual increases.

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