The Tim Webster Breakfast Show

Kevin Morton has been a member of the NSW Police Force for over 30 years and has just been - re-endorsed as the President of the Police Association of NSW. The association during their current conference has discussed a US Style 'night court' to free up holding cells

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Executive Director at Bosisto's Tegan Abbott joins Tim as they've announced a facility that triples the company's oil production. With this new facility comes plans with more trees to further expand its operations.

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A new report from Medicines Australia confirms Australians are waiting an average of 3.6 years to access innovative and often life-saving medicines, many of which are already available overseas. Liz de Somer, CEO of Medicines Australia joins Tim to explain why..

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In a major step forward for NSW's healthcare system - planning is underway to increase the number of nurses in hospitals which will see a minimum of one to every four patients for morning and afternoon. 

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Researchers from the Heart Research Institute have hit the halfway point in their five year trial investigating whether atrial fibrillation can prevent strokes. Professor at the Heart Research Institute is Ben Freedman who kindly shares his time with us this morning.

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A new book by Rose Boswell follows a series of stories that explores the complexities of relationships and uncovers the unique dynamics within them. Rose follows nine different stories as well as her own weaving her 25 years of professional experience in human services.

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Just weeks after the seat of Farrer was won over by One Nation's David Farley, support continues to pour. We check in with Barnaby Joyce to see how things are travelling

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The dismantled parts of John Travolta's old airplane have arrived in Australia from Georgia after two months at sea. Arriving in Port Kembla last Wednesday, the historical aircraft is being assembled and ready for display in the South Coast. Joining us is the vice president of the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society, Maureen Massey. 

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