The Tim Webster Breakfast Show

The close link between the media and the law is interesting but we all must know when the lines cannot be crossed. History has show us how powerful the media can be when getting to the truth. Dr Denis Muller is a political scientist, specialising in journalism and ethics at the University of Melbourne.

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Anthony Albanese will be meeting with the Prime Minister of Singapore, Lawrence Wrong to discuss trade in essential supplies including petroleum oils and natural gas. With Australia and Singapore's trade being symbiotic, Richard Denniss, the Co-CEO of the Australia Institute shares his insights on the meeting.

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For years Graham Newstead has been a proponent of understanding your body and early symptoms of the potentially deadly disease, bowel cancer. More and more younger people are affected by it as they ignore early symptoms.

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On the program yesterday we spoke to the Housing Industry Association and discussed the low availability of rentals in Sydney. Well a solution to the low availabilities are modular eco pods which Elsewhere Pods provides to the people. Founder of Elsewhere Pods, Matt Decarne joined Tim this morning.

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The Royal Family have put on a united front at their Easter Service at Windsor. Kanye West, again making headlines after being booked to lead a London music festival. A campaign has been launched to reinstate a Waitrose supermarket employee - who tackled a shoplifter. And Keir Starmer, continuing to be the butt of jokes on the UK version of Saturday Night Live.

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As One Nation continues to poll in QLD a Town Hall is held which is now fully booked out. Andrew gives us an update on whats on his mind for his constituents. Meanwhile, during question time, the ACCC kicked him out as he was holding the government to account. 

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"Tax changes will cripple housing supply and punish renters" says the Housing Industry Association Managing Director. Jocelyn Martin expresses this as the national rental vacancy sits at 1.1% whilst interest rates hikes could be putting investors off.

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