Before he left the barriers, Steve Mills kicked off Tuesday's Millsy at Midday program with a chummy chat with Broome Turf Club CEO Paul Rossiter, who discussed everything that's great about racing in the town.

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Millsy's cheeky producer Andrew Murdoch somehow wrangled his way to Broome for the final week of the Long Way To The Top tour, convincing the bosses Steve was on his last legs and needed a wingman (we heard Andrew had a hot tip on a horse in the Broome Cup and wanted to collect his winnings in person).

Anyways, the young Murdoch did manage to justify his junket to the beautiful North West by hitting the streets to learn all about the town and what exactly 'Broome time' means.

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Monday's broadcast was from one of the state's most famous beaches - Cable Beach.

Perched in the lovely resort overlooking the beach made famous by its sunsets and camel rides.

Steve Mills go straight into things, chatting with Sgt Dave Rudd, the acting officer in charge of Broome Police Station and young cadet Andrew Benning.

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Millsy at Midday producer Andrew Murdoch turned roving reporter for the day, tracking the field at the Broome Cup while Steve Mills was on air.

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Millsy's Full Show: Tuesday August 9

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Millsy's Full Show: Monday August 8

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Millsy also learnt about the Derby Outback Rodeo and Campdraft, an event where the winner takes home $37,000. 

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Julian Tylor who runs the Discover Windjana Tour, told Millsy stepping into the sacred Windjana Gorge is "almost like an incredible spiritual experience".

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Halls Creek offers a genuine insight into the spectacular Australian outback.

Covering some 142,908 square kilometres of predominantly desert and pastoral country, Halls Creek offers a genuine insight into the spectacular Australian outback, and Steve got down and dirty with some of the town's characters too.

One of them was first up on Thursday's show, and come no bigger than the shire president himself, Malcolm Edwards.

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Steve Mills caught up with Jan Barrie, part of the Global Gypsies, who no doubt felt Millsy and Tricia were well credentialed to join their gang, given the duo's exploits thus far around the top end and North West of the state.

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