Fifth Doctor Who Peter Davison joins Matthew Abraham and David Bevan on #891Breakfast. 
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Peter Davison

Does SA need a tax shake up? That's a question the Weatherill Govt has asked as it seeks a public debate on tax reform in South Australia. One of the options on the table is scrapping stamp duty on the purchase of a home - replacing it with an annual tax on the home. David and Matthew explored this with Treasurer Tom Koutsantonis on 891 breakfast, including this exchange.

Tax push

It is one of the great mysteries.
Why do trailer lights stop working when the trailer is not in use?
891's breakfast duo of Matthew Abraham and David Bevan tackled the dilemma in probably too much depth this morning.
Matthew revealed the secret life of the 12v brakelight bulb and the little twist that is a trap for drivers trying to make sense of their trailer lights.       

Trailer Lights Expose

David Bevan and Matthew Abraham talk to Fed Infrastructure Minister Jamie Briggs on 891 Breakfast about a potential $14 billion windfall to SA from the sale of SA Water assets. The Weatherill Government and Marshall Opposition have rejected the privatisation idea. 

Briggs on SA Water sale

They're coming back. An Adelaide City Council committee wants to make more room for cars in peak hour on the controversial Frome Road bikeway.

Cars that ate Frome Road

When we interviewed Labor MP for Elder Annabel Digance about the ban on e-cigarettes, or "vaping", at this year's Royal Adelaide Show, the questioning turned to the "nanny state". Oddly, it turned also to the confiscation in Dublin Airport of a Minion fart gun being wielded by a three-year-old. It was, The Age reported, deemed a security risk.
Ms Digance is chair of a parliamentary select committee into "e-cigarettes".  

Minion Fart Gun

“We want laughs, we want the good stories....the best thing about radio is using it to help people discover those amazing stories in their local community, or in their state, or in the people around them”.

Ali Clarke & Peter Goers

891 Mornings presenter Ali Clarke had an unexpected visitor in her dream last night. 

Ali Clarke and Matt and Dave discuss Ali's unnerving dream

In her keynote address at the 2016 Adelaide International Women’s Day Breakfast ABC RN's Fran Kelly challenges us on whether the word "feminist" is past its use-by-date.

Fran spoke in front of almost 2500 people at Australia's largest IWD event: UN Women Australia: Adelaide International Women’s Day Breakfast 2016 from the Adelaide Convention Centre, March 4th 2016

More info on 891 ABC Adelaide: http://abc.net.au/adelaide

More info on the Breakfast: https://unwomen.org.au/take-action/events/iwd-breakfast-adelaide/

More info on RN: http://abc.net.au/rn


Fran Kelly for Adelaide's International Women's Day Breakfast 2016

891 Afternoons with Sonya Feldhoff interviews master playwright Andrew Bovell about his latest masterpiece 'Things I Know to be True'.  The world premiere theater production opened last night at the Dunstan Playhouse. 

Presented by State Theatre Company, Frantic Assembly & Australian Gas Networks in association with Adelaide Festival Centre.

891 Afternoons with Sonya Feldhoff interviews master playwright Andrew Bovell

Have you ever attended a High School Reunion?
On 891 Breakfast Matthew Abraham and David Bevan invited listeners to share stories about friends. David reflected on his own High School Reunion and how 30 years later, so many friends were different yet unchanged.

David's thoughts on his 30 year High School Reunion

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