The Tim Webster Breakfast Show

Many of us have to make the difficult decision to place a parent into a nursing home and choosing the rifhr home is a challenge. But like most places, the staff make residential care a much happier place. The problem lies in limited beds once they are discharged. CEO of Scalabrini Aged Care Services is Richard de Haast who has some great ideas to alleviate the situation.

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Independent Senator David Pocock has accused the government of cowardice. Australians are the world's biggest gambling losers per capita and are estimated to lose up to $31.5bn to gambling. Senator Pocock discusses his concerns further with Tim

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On a local Facebook page - there was a discussion about the new northern beaches hospital. In the transition from private to public, previously owned by Healthscope, there's been suggestions by an anonymous mental health physician suggesting that there are no more mental health beds. 

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Greg breaks down how the budget reform changes and puts a focus on how property investors will make future housing more affordable.

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Managing Director from the Housing Industry Association is Jocelyn Martin. We've re-invited her on to the program to get her thoughts on the budget and the housing situation.

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Matt Canavan joins Tim this morning not only to discuss the budget decisions but to also get his thoughts on the results in Farrer.

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The Torch is proud to present the Confined 17 exhibition that provides inmates the opportunity to earn an income whilst incarcerated.The Creative Director, Kent Morris joins us this morning to tell us about the inspiring program as the exhibition marks 10 years since the introduction of Aboriginal Arts Policy in Victoria.

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