Well that really, um… takes the cake. 
Surprising they managed to get the whole team together for a pic lol.
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I think some may have been inserted into the picture.
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Sort of looks to me at least like they’re all there, but you could be right.
It looks like at least some of them were in the same room as others, judging by the fact that Nate puts his hand on Charles shoulder.
The far left lady looks inserted. The part between her pants doesn’t match the background.
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That’s Catherine Murphy on the far left.
And I think you’ll find she was probably there, it’s just the coffee table has different heights which looks unusual obstructed like that in the pic.
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Weekend Breakfast
4 May 6am
The results are in, so what does it mean for Australians? From the earlier time of 6am, Dan Bourchier is joined by Fauziah Ibrahim in Melbourne and Jeremy Fernandez in Western Sydney to hear from the community.
Weekend Breakfast producers wisely organised Dan Bourchier to interview Anthony Albanese this morning rather than Fauziah!
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Sunday May 4
Monday (05.05.2025):- Tuesday (06.05.2025): Charles Brice on news.
Wednesday (07.05.2025) - Friday (09.05.2025): Catherine Murphy is co-hosting with James. Charles Brice on sport. There is no separate newsreader.
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Thomas Oriti to host Weekend Breakfast until October.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DJU5evBTlLJ/
Friday (16.05.2025): Catherine Murphy is co-hosting with James this morning. Charles Brice is presenting sport. There is no separate newsreader.
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Tony Armstrong reveals exact moment he had to quit his presenter role at the ABC: ‘Killing me’
Tony Armstrong has reflected on his departure from ABC News Breakfast last year after three years on the job.
Speaking candidly on the Inherited podcast, Armstrong detailed the moment he knew he had to quit, with his body ultimately making the decision for him.
“I decided about halfway through last year that that was going to be it for breakfast because it was killing me,” he told host Ruby Hall in this week’s podcast.
“Like literally, I ended up staying in bed for like a month because I just couldn’t get up.”
The 35-year-old former AFL star said he would be rostered to go on-air, but his body just wouldn’t co-operate. Eventually, his partner Rona Glynn-McDonald – the CEO of First Nations not-for-profit Common Ground – told him he needed to put his health first.
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