Almost all 150 short finned pilot whales that were stranded near Augusta on Friday morning. Therese Coleman from the Augusta Margaret River Times was there to see the tragedy unfold live, this morning she joined Allan for Breakfast. In light of the curent ball-tampering fiasco facing Australian cricket, several listeners called to air their thoughts around what punishment Steve Smith & co. should recieve. Victoria Laurie's article in The Weekend Australian gave Margaret River a massive wrap & Aaron wrapped up the weekend's sports action in Out of Bounds. 

The South West Slammers are looking to rebound this weekend in their first home game for 2018 - Allan & Slammers skipper Clive Weeden had plenty of banter this morning when he joined Allan for Breakfast. Plenty of discussion this morning around human rights for Margaret River, Holly from Oceanic Marine on fishing, Janet from Harvey was happy about the Tigers getting up and Marion Print updated us on all the South West local news   

A big morning on the show, Allan caught up with Shayne Hope from The West Australian about the AFL season that kicks off tonight. The Mayor of Bunbury Gary Brennan chats tourism, the latest on the building Souths building and the Timezone grand opening. Ringo Starr has been knighted so we kind of caught up with him. Allan was stung last night by something bizarre as listeners tried to guess what it was. Barry Urqhart from Marketing Focus talks Greenbushes and what the latest mining developments mean for the community.  

A cruel case of a puppy being dragged behind a vehicle out of Busselton has sparked a manhunt for the person responbile. Allan chats to the RSPCA WA CEO David Van Ooran about the crime. Sextortion has become a big issue in Wa, Annetta from Consumer Protection talks about the dangers and some warnings to take on board. South West Editor Jemillah Dawson chats about what is making the Busselton Dunsborough Mail. Would you say yes to stunt that involved a nail gun and your... man bits?

The news that Brownes are set to make a $10 million investment to restart the mothballed Brunswick Cheese Factory is great news for the local economy - this morning Tania Jackson, Harvey Shire President, joined Allan for Breakfast to tell us all about it. Karl Stefanovic is in hot water over his secret Uber conversation - so is Allan. Deany from iconic Wa band Jets is keen to see plenty of people at his upcoming gig at and we laughed at some great wisecracks from 6-year olds.

Kevin Bloody Wilson is quite simply one of the funniest guys in the country. Before he hits the Dunsborough Tavern on Friday night, this morning Kevin Bloody Wilson joined Allan for Breakfast. Felicity Sunn foretold the week ahead in Your Day By The Stars, the AFL have told clubs that we can look forward to more BT than ever before, Aaron had Out of Bounds and the Queen has given her consent to Prince Harry.   

Today is National Day of Action Against Bullying and Violence, which made psychologist Sandra Lam the perfect person to join Allan for Breakfast. Australia is searching for a new Border Force boss, Tim Grose from Recfishwest joined the show to chat about the bumper salmon season that we have in-store, Al wants to call the brand spanking new bridge over the Collie river "The Milly Treeny Bridge" and David Marshall is excited to be a part of the Harvey Harvest Festival.

A huge season instore for the South West Slammers - this morning Slammers Captain Clive Weeden joined Allan for Breakfast. Allan isn't happy about WA losing out to QLD in the latest tourism statistics, Barry Urqhart from Marketing Focus spoke about reverse mentoring, the Treendale bridge is about to open and Grant Henley chipped in to tell us how things are going in Busselton. 

Aladdin is going to be the must-see production of the year and “Broadway's biggest new hit" - before hitting WA this morning Aladdin performer Ainsley Melham joined Allan for Breakfast. Brian Robinson is a very happy man after winning the $50,000 Collie Art Prize, Emma from the Busselton Dunsborough Mail told us what we can look forward to in the paper this week and Al did everything he could this morning to support WA Rockmelons.

Hon Colin Tincknell gives us the latest on the controversial Dunsbourgh Puma. Allan chats with the Local Police in regards to a man being charged with over 40 offences. Iris Thomas tells the risks of purchasing a second hand car. The Dardanup Shire Council is set to become the first in the state to ban cyclists from using the road.