Tim Webster for Breakfast

NSW Premier Chris Minns has said that we will "have a look" at giving the state another public holiday in April for Anzac Day. Public Holidays cause headaches in staffing retail outlets and not just restaurants or cafes. To discuss in detail is Chief Industry Affairs Officer, Fleur Brown from the Australian Retailers Association

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Political Editor for The Australian Financial Review, Phil Coorey has seen it all but the latest debacle with the Coalition must be amusing for him. With voters enjoying Pauline Hanson's style of politics, Phil answers if that will be the benchmark for future politicians.

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P.J Lane has carried on his father's legacy through his show "I Love Your Faces: The Don Lane Story". Kicking off in Sydney on Sunday, February 8 PJ sets off to prove the Lane showmanship is alive and stronger than ever.

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Good news for first home owners with new data revealing more than 82,000 first home buyers have been given a helping hand by the Minns Labor Government. The Program provides a fulll stamp duty exemption of $30,412 for first home buyers purchasing a property up to $800,000

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Keir Starmer has sat down with China's President Xi Ji Ping on his visit trying to strengthen relations with the mega-power. An awful story about a surgeon who harmed nearly 100 patients at a children's hospital. And Elon Musk's revolutionary neuralink trials in the UK allowing paraplegic people control their limbs

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Headlines from our friends out West!

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Chief Economist at AMP, Shane Oliver

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Governments new 'surgical hub' plan for the Northern Beaches has been met with mixed reactions. There is currently one hospital in the region as Manly closed and Monavale provides limited, however urgent care to patients. The goal is to reduce waiting times which is great, though the General Secretary of NSW Nurses and Midwives, Michael Whaites received no consultation

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Keir Starmer is in China - the first British PM to go there in eight years. Houses and cars have been left submerged across the UK after Storm Chandra. History has been made with the first female Archbishop of Canterbury sworn in and the BBC has announced an interim Director General after a flurry of controversy

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Julian Leeser, the Federal Member for Berowra and Shadow Minister for educations joins Tim today after the final hosatge, police officer Ran Gvili were recovered on Monday.

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A study on children under two years old and screen use have shown an increase in long-term brain changes affecting their teenage years. Four pivotal ages in brain development are showing signs that adolescence lasts into 30s. And a connection between nature exposure and reduced pain is being discovered.

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Dr Daniel Nour formed Street Side Medics as he saw a need for medicine to go to homeless people in their set-up make shift homes. CEO of the incredible organisation is Nic Brown to tell us more about this incredible service.

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The growth of electric vehicles in Australia has slowed and this is because of a multitude of reasons. It has reached a point to where manufactures such as Tesla have now limited their range of models.

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Scott Morrison has told Muslim leaders that they face a post-Bondi reckoning. Sussan Ley and David Littleproud are both holding off naming a new frontbench. Investment in large-scale solar and wind generation slumped in 2025 and Deakin University's vice-chancellor, Professor Iain Martin opens up about the degrading quality of Australian universities.

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Pubs in the UK are going to be given a major bailout to help deal with their struggles and increased business rates. A date is set for the first major by-election of the year. And changes are being made to Learner drives in an attempt to lower the number of young deaths on the road

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Our high energy guest, Tara Meakins has rallied hundreds of people into joining her Coogee Run Club. From what started with only a handful of people, the growth of her club has created a positive impact on the community!

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Andrew Wallace returns to the show to discuss with Tim the reasons why there isn't any laws on burning the Australian flag

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