Steve Mills took his Millsy at Midday show to the RAAF Base Tindal.

Located 15kms outside Katherine and 320kms south-east of Darwin, the airfield constructed in 1942 during World War II was originally called Carson's Airfield.

The show began with Steve chatting with Wing Commander Shane Smith, the Commanding Officer at RAAF Tindal, and Flying Officer April Bainton, the base's Air Traffic Controller responsible for all traffic, not just military traffic, at the airfields including the airspace above a battlefield, be it land or sea.

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The trouble began for Steve Mills soon after his chat with Wing Commander Martin Parker, Fast Jet Pilot and Commanding Officer of 75 Squadron, on Millsy at Midday.

Martin was telling Millsy how he had been in the RAAF 24 years, the past eight months in Tindal, had served in the Middle East and spent 18 out of the past 22 years in flying jobs, including three in UK, when military police suddenly stormed the show, handcuffing our shocked host and issuing him an infringement notice.

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Racing enthusiast, property guru and the man with an answer for everything -  Russell Collett joins Millsy every Tuesday for Who's Paying the Rent.

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If you're short on time and want a bite-size wrap up, Millsy's talented producer, Andrew Murdoch recapped the week. 

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Millsy and Nick chatted about the extra features and accessories that are useful when camping and caravaning.

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Millsy started off the program with a chat with a man who claims to know ‘Duncan’ who Slim Dusty loves to have a beer with.

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Fremantle veteran David Mundy has announced this season will be his last.

Mundy debuted in round six of the 2005 season - and is the club games record holder with 371 matches to date.

By the season's end, he'll move into outright ninth in the all-time games played in AFL VFL history.

Lee Spurr, who played 120 games for the Dockers between 2012 and 2018 and was a former teammate of Mundy, said he is an absolute star.

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