The Tim Webster Breakfast Show

We were contacted by Luke Achterstraat, CEO of the Community Housing Industry of Australia who heard us talking about the people being moved on the banks of the river in Wagga Wagga. He joined Tim this morning to address this growing issue.

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A lone diver was attacked by a 2m long shark off the coast of Tasmania last week. It is believed the 31 year old man was bit by a long Broadnosed Sevengill Shark. Marine biologist and film-maker Sheree Marris has recently filmed this species and says they are often misunderstood.

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The Royal Australian Air Force's largest international exercise featuring combat scenarios is currently underway at The Top End - Exercise Pitch Black will feature many air forces including those from New Zealand, Finland and Germany. Former member of the defence force and Barrier Strategic Advisory is Jen Parker who details what is expected to be achieved.

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Australia's major banks shut down almost 13,000 suspected money mule accounts during the 2023-2024 financial year. Organised crime groups are targeting Australians who want to make a fast buck. CEO of Crime Stoppers NSW is Peter Price where there will be a rollout of $2.55 million national anti-laundering campaign aimed at stopping the recruitment of money mules.

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Last Friday, Neil Mitchell was on the Today Show and was questioned on the behaviour of the Mad F Witches group who boycott radio personalities and stations when something said upsets them. Besides that, he's also said that Pauline Hanson is free to fraternize with Gina Reinhart as Anthony Albanese is often seen with Anthony Pratt.

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Jo Cooper took her building's strata management all the way to the NSW Court of Appeals in order to allow her dog to be allowed to live in her apartment. She wrote about this story in her new book "Toppling Towers of Power" sharing the monumental outcome that had implications for all Aussies wanting to live with pets

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A pumped hydro project which could power up to 120,000 homes has been approved for the upper hunter. The $1.8 billion Stratford pumped hydro and solar project will be on the site of a coal mining operation in the Gloucester valley that ended in 2024. From the Australian National University, Professor Andrew Blakers welcomes the project and breaks down the details with Tim.

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