John Hammond joins Craig and Jamie on Weekend Breakfast's News Desk. The Claremont serial killer trial finished up for the year this week, John recaps the past 17 days and also what we can expect when the trial resumes next year.

John also talks about the grey areas around phone usage in cars, the Federal Government selling off homes of parents who don't pay child support and tech savvy teens breaking through blocked websites. 

<a href="https://hammondlegal.com.au/">John Hammond</a> joins Craig and Jamie on Weekend Breakfast's News Desk. The Claremont serial killer trial finished up for the year this week, John recaps the past 17 days and also what we can expect when the trial resumes next year.
John also talks about the grey areas around phone usage in cars, the Federal Government selling off homes of parents who don't pay child support and tech savvy teens breaking through blocked websites.&nbsp;

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This week the State Government announced a trial of a Banned Drinkers Register (BDR) in the Kimberley, with a similar trial having just begun in the Pilbara. 

IF you're in these regions and want to buy take-away alcohol, you're going to have to show ID, with a scanner alerting the cashier if they can make a purchase.

Forgot your ID? You’re out of luck.

The register has been referred to as a harm minimization tool, designed to tackle anti-social behaviour and reduce domestic violence fuelled by alcohol.

Scantek is a Perth company who have been given the task of rolling out these scanning machines and their Managing Director Ches Rafferty joined the weekend to explain how it all works.

This week the State Government announced a trial of a Banned Drinkers Register (BDR) in the Kimberley, with a similar trial having just begun in the Pilbara.&nbsp;
IF you're in these regions and want to buy take-away alcohol, you're going to have to show ID, with a scanner alerting the cashier if they can make a purchase.
Forgot your ID? You&rsquo;re out of luck.
The register has been referred to as a harm minimization tool, designed to tackle anti-social behaviour and reduce domestic violence fuelled by alcohol.
Scantek is a Perth company who have been given the task of rolling out these scanning machines and their Managing Director Ches Rafferty joined the weekend to explain how it all works.

How will a Banned Drinkers Register actually work?

Even if you love your job we’re all susceptible to the back-to-work blues.

If you’re finding you have a lack of motivation, are struggling to concentrate or finding you’re a little directionless after time off, you’re not alone.

In fact, worries about re-entry to the workplace are so genuine it is the very reason some of us refuse to take a holiday of more than a week.

Workplace and social affairs expert Professor Gary Martin talks you through how to get over the post-holiday blues.

Even if you love your job we&rsquo;re all susceptible to the back-to-work blues.
If you&rsquo;re finding you have a lack of motivation, are struggling to concentrate or finding you&rsquo;re a little directionless after time off, you&rsquo;re not alone.
In fact, worries about re-entry to the workplace are so genuine it is the very reason some of us refuse to take a holiday of more than a week.
Workplace and social affairs expert Professor Gary Martin talks you through how to get over the post-holiday blues.

How to beat those post holiday blues with Gary Martin

If you’ve been down to the Claremont showgrounds, you might have spotted a bronze plaque on a Limestone Pillar near the oval.

Up until 2000, this site was the heart of Perth’s Motoring scene – from sprint cars to Super Sedans and motorcycle race.

The Claremont Speedway became almost sacred ground for not just the WA speedway community, but for interstate and international racers as well.

To look back on this incredible part of Perth's history, commentator and former Manager of the Claremont Speedway - Con Migro, andone of it's most prolific drivers, Ben Ludlow, joined us in studio to reminisce. 

If you&rsquo;ve been down to the Claremont showgrounds, you might have spotted a bronze plaque on a Limestone Pillar near the oval.
Up until 2000, this site was the heart of Perth&rsquo;s Motoring scene &ndash; from sprint cars to Super Sedans and motorcycle race.
The Claremont Speedway became almost sacred ground for not just the WA speedway community, but for interstate and international racers as well.
To look back on this incredible part of Perth's history, commentator and former Manager of the Claremont Speedway - Con Migro,&nbsp;and one of it's most prolific drivers, Ben Ludlow, joined us in studio to reminisce.&nbsp;

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