Past freo greats and Grand FInal legends.
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Freo's Secret Meeting
From a secret location Adam Papalia caught up with some of Fremantle's past players. He goes down memory lane with Brad Wira, Luke Toia, Dale Kickett, Stephen O'reilly and more. PLUS Karl chats to Dermie, A Lynch and Tony Shaw.
Station Highlights
Downer's 'dumb' diplomacy
Former foreign affairs minister Alexander Downer has called for the new Coalition government to play hard ball in negotiating with Indonesia over boarder protection. Paul Murray spoke to Ross Taylor from the Indonesia Council who branded Mr Downer's commentary as unhelpful and dumb.
Mick Colliss' Dockers poem
It isn't a mighty moment in WA unless 6PR's resident poet Mick Colliss pens a poem about it. Mick has let his creativity and passion flow to write an ode to the Dockers to celebrate the year that was and the dream of bring home their first AFL Premiership. Let's Go Freo!
Vincent merger rejected
Councillors at the City of Perth have rejected a full merger with the City of Vincent at special meeting last night. Paul Murray spoke to City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi who said that the council voted 7 to 1 to embrace only parts of the City of Vincent.
Brady's Cazaly is back
It's the unofficial anthem of footy but unthinkably 'Up There Cazaly' was cast aside from pre game entertainment of the Grand Final because the AFL wanted to modernise the event. Well Mike Brady's anthem is back and he performed on 6PR's Breakfast show.
Swan River Trust axed
The axing of the Swan River Trust has angered conservationists and raised concerns over the future of the fragile Swan and Canning river systems. Paul Murray spoke to Environment Minister Albert Jacob about the move and questioned if it was just a cost cutting move.
I thought the dream had past
Fremantle utility Tendai Mzungu thought his AFL dream had passed him by several years ago. Now he has the chance to become a premiership player. Mzungu and team mates are just one game away from creating their own piece of AFL histroy.
Security bullied 'Directioners'
Security escorting boy band One Direction from Perth Airport to Crown Casino have come after fire after reports they intimidated fans and ran red lights to escape followers of the group. Paul Murray spoke to freelance photojournalist Bohdan Warchomij who followed the events last night.
Juveniles named and shamed
The Queensland Government is planning to introduce laws that will see repeat juvenile criminal offenders publicly named and shamed. Rod Tiley spoke with Tom Percy QC who believes the idea won’t have an impact on juvenile crime.
Grand Final parade live
6PR sports reporter and AFL caller Adam Papalia was inside the Grand Final parade in Melbourne talking to the coaches and players as they rolled past fans and supporters. Listen to Adam's outstanding and seemless live cross to Paul Murray on the Morning program.
Sports Today raises $28k for PMH
Our loyal listeners have once again outdone themselves. We had a signed Freo jumper to auction and we managed to raise $18,000 but the funds didn't stop there. We then got rid of another one for $10,000. Listen to highlights.
Council busts drugged worker
The City of Bunbury has suspended 12 employees without pay after they failed a urine drug test this month as the council drug tests about 200 staff. Paul Murray spoke to Chief Executive at the City of Bunbury, Andrew Brien, about the testing which is now being looked at by other councils.
Naitanui puts holidays on hold
West Coast ruckman Nic Naitanui had a season he and the club would like to forget but after struggling with groin issues, Naitanui says he's already into his preseason program for next year. Plus his thoughts on Woosh, Coach, Freo and more.
All the pressure is on Hawthorn
With just 3 days until the Dockers line up in their first AFL Grand FInal we spoke to their Assistant coach Michael Prior who says the side has no injury concerns and are jumping out of their skin for Saturday. Listen to Belly and Karl here.
From game killer to game changer
Fremantle coach Ross Lyon knows about the fickle and acid nature of being an AFL coach only too well. In the last twelve months his teams unrelenting defensive pressure has gone from being described as 'killing the game to the bench defensive team of the AFL.
Inside the head of a fan
Why do we feel like it is always always "us" against "them" when we attend or watch our favorite sport despite the fact the most effort we put in at the game is a cheer and the odd chant? Peter Bell spoke to Dr David Keately about the psychology of the modern fan and what drives us.
3 years too light for Nate's life
Stacy Dunbar, the mother of baby Nate Dunbar who was killed when a drunk driver smashed in to her baby's room, has made a passionate plea for the community to stop driving under the influence of alcohol. Paul Murray spoke to Stacy who said the three-years-and-eight-months sentence for the driver was too little.
First home owners’ changes
From today the State Government’s changes to the first home owners grant will come into affect. Buyers who purchase a newly-constructed home will be eligible for a $10,000 grant, while established home buyers will receive $3000. Rod Tiley spoke with REIWA’s David Airey.
Asthma help on your smartphone
Former Olympian Cathy Freeman spent her sprinting career battling Asthma. Today she helped launch the AirSonea, a device which allows Asthma suffers to monitor their wheeze through their smartphones. Rod Tiley spoke with Cathy Freeman.
Happy Mother-in-law, happy home
No matter what you think of your mother in law new research says that if you avoid her you are likely to condemn yourself to misery at home with the wife. Peter Bell spoke to Melissa Weinberg from Deakin University about the best way to appease the other woman in your life.
Westgate survival
Sadia Ahmed was on the rooftop of Nairobi’s Westgate shopping mall when Somali al Shabaab Islamists took control of the complex. Rod Tiley spoke with Sadia who told of her remarkable story of survival.
Fans flood Dockers training
ImagesThe Fremantle faithful have braved wet and windy conditions to watch the final open training session of their beloved Dockers before they leave for Melbourne and a their date with destiny at the MCG on Sunday. View pictures here and listen to reports from Lisa Barnes and Adam Papalia.
Don't test me little bro'
Stephen Hill has issued a warning to his younger brother Brad not to test his leg speed during Saturday's Grand Final because he will "burn him off". The Hill brothers will be the first siblings to face off against each other in a VFL/AFL grand final since Alan and Vic Belcher squared off in the 1912 decider.
Crawf's keeping the cup safe
After being part of the Hawthorn team that won the 2008 AFL Premiership Shane Crawford has been entrusted with role of this year's ambassador for the cup. Peter Bell spoke to his one time football adversary about the build up for the Grand Final.
Asset sale. Who to believe?
Premier Colin Barnett says no state owned assets will be sold despite Treasurer Troy Buswell telling Paul Murray that ports and utilities would be considered for sale to fill a budget black hole. Paul Murray spoke to Energy Minister Mike Nahan to find out who was telling the truth.
Australian killed in terror attack
An Australian citizen is dead and two others have had lucky escapes after a Kenyan shopping mall bloodbath at the hands of heavily armed Islamist terrorists. Paul Murray spoke to Alexey Muraviev from Curtin University's School of International Studies about the Kenyan attack.
Standoff nearing an end
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta says the standoff between Somali al Shabaab Islamists and security forces at the Westgate mall is nearing an end. Rod Tiley spoke with journalist Masharia Wamugo who is Nairobi covering the story for The Star.
Barlow beats 2010 demons
The image of Michael Barlow trying to stand on his horrifically broken leg in the game against Port Adelaide in 2010 made for squirmy viewing. Fremantle's classy midfielder says he won't be the only Docker to overcome adversity on the path to their first Grand Final appearance.
No favorites for proud mum
The Mother of Stephen and Bradley Hill is preparing for the bitter sweet joy of watching her two sons play against each other during this weekends AFL Grand Final between Fremantle and Hawthorn. Peter Bell spoke to Stephanie Gray who said she won't be playing favorites.
Meet the Brownlow maker
The man behind every major award in the AFL including the Chas Brownlow medal and the Premiership cup says that passion for the sport goes in to making every medal and trophy. Peter Bell spoke to Vin Formosa who is the General Manager of Cash's Australia.
Reliving an aviation crisis
6PR listener James was only 9 when the TAA Boeing 727 flight to Perth struck a DC-8 on take off in 1971 but the 110 minutes he spent in the air before the emergency landing are as clear as yesterday. Rod Tiley spoke to James following a report of a QANTAS near miss prompted him to call in.
Past loses mean nothing
Fremantle coach Ross Lyon says his side's recent losing run against Hawthorn won't count for anything in Saturday's AFL grand final at the MCG. Lyon addressed the media earlier today and 6PR's Josh Duane was there.
Climate Commission scrapped
The Abbott government has abolished the Climate Commission, which was established by the previous Labor government, in part to honor one of it's key pre-election promises to scrap the carbon tax. Paul Murray spoke to new Climate Minister Greg Hunt and Greens Senator Scott Ludlum.
Near miss
Two Qantas planes flying between Perth and Sydney have had a near miss over the Great Australian Bight. Rod Tiley spoke with Channel 9 reporter Simone Luker, aviation writer at The West Australian Geoff Thomas and listener James who was in a plane crash 1971.
Billboards will distract drivers
The RAC has warned against rolling out billboards across the states highways and freeways saying that they will distract drivers and create a hazard for motorists. Paul Murray spoke to Head of Consumer Advocacy at the RAC, Matt Brown, about the idea.
AAA rating explained
Treasurer Troy Buswell has called the downgrading of the WA's credit rating by Standard and Poors as a wake up call but what does the shift from AAA to AA+ really mean to you and me. Peter Bell spoke to Jonathan Barrett from the Financial Review to find out the nuts and bolts.
Oh Frank. Check your facts
MLA Frank Alban has just learnt a very valuable lesson during a heated exchange at the Your Suburb, Your Voice meeting in Midland last night when he questioned Paul Murray on his memory of Mr Alban's promise of light rail for Ellenbrook. Paul was right and Frank was wrong.
Sport clean up
Newly appointed Sport Minister Peter Dutton has told Rod Tiley he wants to come down hard on athletes who cheat. Mr Dutton said while 99 per cent of athletes compete clean, the one per cent who don’t should be held accountable for their actions.
WA's state assets for sale
WA's power utilities and ports are among state owned assets that will be looked at for potential sale or privatisation to help recover the AAA credit rating. Paul Murray spoke to Mr Buswell about the states credit rating downgrade and the government's fiscal credibility.
Teacher's strike closes schools
Thursday's planned strike of over 20,000 teachers state-wide means 54 schools will close for the morning. Rod Tiley spoke to President of the WA State School Teachers' Union Anne Gisborne.
Increase the GST: Barnett
Premier Colin Barnett has urged new Prime Minister Tony Abbott to look at increasing the GST and boost the percentage that WA receives back from the tax. Paul Murray spoke to analyst John Roskam from the Institute of Public Affairs about the suggestion.
Busy behind the wheel
A survey of 500 West Australian drivers has found that 26 per cent use their mobiles while driving. Of those who use their phones behind the wheel 92 per cent said they text or send emails while driving. Rod Tiley spoke with SGIO spokesperson Tracey Woodley.
WA no longer AAA
Ratings agency Standard and Poor’s has downgraded Western Australia’s AAA credit rating to AA+. Rod Tiley spoke with Shadow Treasurer Ben Wyatt and Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chief Economist John Nicolaou.
Claire Murray debt written off
The remaining $165,000 debt owed to the government by the family of liver transplant recipient Claire Murray has been wiped. Ms Murray, who was a drug user, died shortly after the procedure 3 years ago. Paul Murray spoke to Former state MP and anti prescription drug campaigner Martin Whitely.
WA ripe for match fixing
WA has failed to honour a national commitment to develop legislation to combat the growing problem of match fixing and, according to sports lawyers, left itself open to exploitation by criminal syndicates. Paul Murray spoke to former second in charge at the AFL Adrian Anderson.
What's your chill out song?
With the week we've all had it's the perfect time to hit iPod or car stereo for the song that takes you to your happy place. 6PR want to compile the top songs that you use to chill out and melt away the woes of the week. Click here to leave your suggestion and we will do the rest.
15000 teachers protest changes
Around 12,000 teaching professionals have packed Gloucester Park to protest proposed changes to the educational funding and standards. Lisa Barnes was at the rally and told Paul Murray the teachers were resolute in there opposition to the changes and more action was planned.
Teacher strike support grows
Warnbro Senior High School has become the text book example of how changes to the education funding model will cripple schools and ruin award winning teaching programs. Paul Murray spoke to Paul Papalia about the cuts as callers to 6PR voiced their support for planned teacher strikes.
54 schools closed by strike
The industrial action taken by teachers tomorrow will close around 54 school for at least half a day according to the education department. Paul Murray spoke to Director General of the Education Department Sharyn O'Neill. Check the current list of schools affected here.
Ticket scammers hit Aussies
Australia's passion for concerts and sporting events have put them in the crosshairs of online scammers with over 500,000 of us paying for tickets that never existed. Eric Baker from ticketing business Viagogo told Rob Broadfield about safer online ticketing.
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Entertainment with Peter Ford
Say the name Peter Ford and the first thing that springs to mind is the world of Showbiz. Peter's coverage and knowledge of the Australian entertainment landscape is second to none. Peter can be heard every Monday at 7.30 on the Breakfast show.
Talking law with Tom Percy QC
In his regular Breakfast slot, 6PR's resident legal eagle Tom Percy has given an insiders perspective of the Llyod Rayney murder trial. Tom also told Steve MIlls he believes his long time nemesis, Christian Porter, will one day become Prime Minister.
Peter FitzSimons
Author, columnist and former Wallaby, Peter FitzSimons, has been recruited to the Breakfast show for his take on the major (and sometimes minor) issues that face the world. Peter can be heard Wednesdays after the 7.30 news on Breakfast with Steve Mills.
Dr Joe Kosterich
Dr Joe Kosterich joins the Morning program every Tuesday at 10am to cover the issues and trends that are important to Australia's health.
Michael Barlow
Fremantle's star mid-fielder Michael Barlow is back for season 2013 and will join Steve Mills every Thursday at 7.15. Michael will give you insight in to how the Dockers are travelling throughout this years season.
The EX - Files
Fixing the skills shortage isn't rocket science it just requires logic, which is why so many people can't understand it. A colourful life has led Larry Graham to become an "ex" of all trades. In the "EX" files he shares his experienced but different view to current affairs.
John Hammond
With one of the sharpest legal minds in the WA, lawyer John Hammond joins Paul Murray fortnightly to share his 26 years of legal experience and expertise with listeners. John can be heard every other Thursday at 10am on the 'Morning Program'
Julie Meek - Nutritional Advice
Every week nutritional expert Julie Meek talks to Paul Murray about balancing your diet and lifestyle. Listen to her latest segment and read her health tips here.
Real Life with Andrea Burns
It's said every man needs the grounding influence of a good woman and with journalist Andrea Burns we at least have the womanly part covered. Andrea joins Steve Mills every Tuesday for her 'Real Life' segment, delving in to the issues and dilemmas of modern life.
Paul Murray and the Premier
Premier Colin Barnett joins Paul Murray, fortnightly, to discuss this and other affairs of state and answers questions from 6PR listeners.
Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi
Do you have a question about where the City of Perth is heading or maybe a suggestion for where it can be improved? Once a month Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi joins Paul Murray on the Morning program to discuss everything that affects the City of Perth.
Verity's Recipe Corner
Every Sunday on Weekend Wakeup Verity James joins the team to talks food and recipe ideas. You can download each of her wonderful recipe ideas right here. All you have to do is just click, print and cook.
Law and order
Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan talks live in studio to Paul Murray on a fortnightly basis and fields calls from the you the listener. Listen to the latest installment here.
PC Guru
Whether we like it or not we live in a rapidly evolving technological world but fortunately for 6PR listeners the PC Guru is here to guide us through. Jason Jordan answers your PC questions every Thursday, 3.30-4pm on Drive.
Dean Cox on Breakfast
West Coast Eagles ruckman Dean Cox has rejoined with 6PR for season 2013. The proud new father is looking for a huge year and will give you the inside story from the Eagles nest every Monday just after 7 on Breakfast with Steve Mills.
Traffic with Sgt. Simon Baxter
Do you have a question relating to the rules of the road and why you have to obey them? Well every Wednesday at 3.30 Sgt. Simon Baxter from WA Police Traffic Enforcement Group joins the Drive team to take your calls and explain the laws of the road.
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