Ricki‑Lee & Tim

We figure out what the new Gen Z term 'mogging' means'. Sydney has some hilarious Instagram handles. Ricki is furious over Maccas removing straws. And, Amy Shark is on the show to talk about her upcoming album Soft Pop.

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Callan Boys from the Sydney Morning Herald joined us with restaurant picks including Bessa in Bondi (dark, sexy Spanish spot with squid ink noodles and martinis), Luca Bakery in Castle Hill by a former MasterChef winner doing giant Monte Carlo riffs with salted vanilla buttercream, and Pantry Store in Stanmore with a $19 hot cross sofa croissant stuffed with chocolate brownie and hazelnut ganache that would feed a whole family.

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We played a secret sound that had everyone convinced it was from "the hub" or Married At First Sight's intimacy week, but it was actually just the Los Angeles Marathon commentary of a woman losing her absolute mind screaming "WHOA! OH MY GOD!" over and over during a close finish—and we couldn't stop laughing because it sounded exactly like a When Harry Met Sally situation on free-to-air TV.

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A Sydney home got its second cop car crashing. Northern Beaches are slowly becoming the third member of the show because of his neighbourhood drama. Travis Kelley is destroying retirement rumours in the Glossy’s. And Ricki has another update on her commentary on women’s bodies.

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When Ricki sounded off about people commenting on women’s bodies last week, she shared the message on her socials and started going through the responses. She sent love to everyone who said her message made them feel seen and supported but she also had a few strong words for the men who tried to make the conversation about themselves.

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Experts claim showering together is one of the best ways to reconnect and strengthen your relationship because warm water releases feel-good hormones, reduces stress, and creates closeness without distractions—but we asked Sydney if they actually enjoy it or if they're just standing in the cold waiting for their partner to finish washing their hair.

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A neighbourhood war has exploded in the Northern Beaches over boats, trailers, and camper vans hogging parking spots near Narrabeen Lagoon for weeks at a time, with vigilantes spray-painting "MOVE" in giant orange letters on the vehicles—which can result in a $2200 fine or 12 months in jail but residents are fed up with boats clogging already narrow streets.

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We discovered intimacy coordinators on film sets choreograph every movement and use fabric barriers between actors to avoid touching bits, plus guys sometimes have to leave set to do push-ups or jumping jacks in their little pouches to "manage blood flow" during steamy scenes. Ricki revealed she once had to film a saucy scene for a music video where her record label made her make out with a hot guy on the bonnet of a car despite it having absolutely nothing to do with the song—she just steals a car, picks up a hitchhiker, and suddenly they're making out for no reason before she washes her face.

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Aussies are in disarray after their favourite adult website is blocked in the country. Ricki shares the moment she had to make out with a guy on camera for no reason. We play the Emoji Game, and also play Sing! with Em Rusciano. 

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We discussed Dan Prescott's wedding getting called off after his bucks went out of control, then Maddie from Penrith called in revealing she cancelled her wedding after realising at her hens night (featuring Puppetry of the Penis with the infamous hamburger and poppy seeds) that she wasn't into men anymore—she's now a "fully-fledged adult lesbian." DJ Kelly-O topped that by sharing the time he was DJing a wedding, the bride asked him to find the groom, and he caught him in the backseat with the maid of honour before the ceremony even started.

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Sarah chats with Tim on why Trump blew up on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese over the phone this morning.

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Think Christmas, but in the eyes of Ricki-Lee. She rocked up to the F1 in Melbourne as a FIFO and had the best experience that only Ricki would enjoy.

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Tim reveals a in-car activity that we think makes him an absolute serial killer. Ricki details her amazing experience at the F1 in Melbourne yesterday. We dive into the chaos that happened in Kirawee for a sweet 16th. Jermaine's headphones absolutely ruin our first go at our new game $20,000 Quickie with Ricki, and Blackers got in the middle of a hectic cop car chase.

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A 16th birthday party in Kirrawee got absolutely out of control on Friday night when 500 people gate-crashed, bottles were thrown at police, pepper spray was deployed, the riot squad showed up, and a police helicopter circled overhead before a 16-year-old was arrested. James, who was actually there, called in to explain how he heard about it through word of mouth and saw the dad get pushed in the pool.

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And if you do this, you're a serial killer too!

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A woman got the ultimate petty revenge after someone cut an entire drive-thru line and pulled in behind her—she paid for their meal, took the food, and left the line cutter with nothing. We also love boxing people in on the roads (safely) while pretending to sing along to the radio as they get infuriated.

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We suss out light rail drama at Sydney at 6. Apparently, "true men" sit when they're peeing. A lady gets stopped at the airport due to her menopause! Petty revenge galore on the phones. And, Tate McRare has a new boyfie in the Glossys.

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Sarah's got the scoop about Elorddddzzz, he was spotted in economy and did the kindest gesture to fan.

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A heated debate erupted after Jermaine casually mentioned he sits down to pee and Ricki declared "all men do it," but Tim and caller Andrew were absolutely horrified saying they've never sat once in their entire lives—Tim even admits to standing at urinals with a beer on top while texting and sometimes not even holding it. Chris called in as the voice of reason saying he does both: sits in the middle of the night in the dark to avoid making a mess and waking the kids, but stands every other time like a "true man."

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Tanya Hennessy joined us to chat about her new kids book Sunny and Storm, revealing she's one of only three female writers in Australian junior fiction and was inspired by regional radio, the movie Beaches, and discovering cows have to be pregnant to produce milk (which blew her mind). She opened up about her seven-year IVF journey and how she was "so depressed and sad" until her daughter Scotty arrived 10 weeks ago wearing a knitted cardigan with seven hearts representing seven years of trying, then absolutely dominated Quick Draw against Ricki by answering "c***" for something that tastes bad starting with C.

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Golf course chats at Sydney at 6. Connor Idun from the GWS Giants prefers sad songs. Ricki reveals her impossible Subway order. Where are we eating with Callan Boys. Spotify is releasing an urn. And, Tanya Hennessey cops a C-word from Ricki!

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A delivery order went viral after a man left instructions for the driver. Ricki's guilty of psychotic delivery requests too, ordering an Italian BMT with extra toasted bread, double meat, double cheese, bacon, and a note saying "stupid amount of pickles—when you think it's way too much, add more."

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GWS Giants player Connor Idun joined us ahead of Saturday's season opener against Hawthorn and revealed he doesn't listen to ACDC or pump-up music before games—instead he listens to "sad songs" like Olivia Rodrigo's "Deja Vu" and Lewis Capaldi to get in the zone because he's more of a calm operator. He also explained his number 39 comes from matching the alphabet to numbers where I (his last name initial) equals 39, and designed a new cap with Harry Himmelberg dropping in May.

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Tim's made a sweeping statement that all women named Chris are boy mums after spotting two at a winery and supermarket over the weekend—both had short hair, wore jeans and boots, one had three sons and a minivan, and when he yelled "Chris" at the second one in the supermarket she actually turned around proving his theory (or making him look like a total creep).

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Sydney at 6 covered Bad Bunny leaving Sydney incognito after his massive shows, we spun the Wheel for Tim's Top 5, and discovered kids are absolute disasters at homework including one who loves when teacher "does meth with us" instead of math and another visiting "vagina" instead of Virginia. Tim made a sweeping statement that all women named Chris are boy mums after spotting two over the weekend—both had short hair, jeans, boots, and when he yelled "Chris" at one in the supermarket she turned around proving his theory. We hit Glossys with Lily Allen refusing to perform any of her hits on her new world tour, and discovered 50% of us look at strangers' phones in public.

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With Disney's The Lion King musical just around the corner, Ricki just came across the real meaning behind 'The Circle Of Life' and it will make you think verrrrry differently about the song.

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Kids are hilarious disasters when doing homework, including one who wrote "I like when she does meth with us" instead of math, another going to "vagina" instead of Virginia, a drawing of mum working a pole surrounded by money, and the best one titled "The Peanus" describing how peanuts taste good and smell like dirt.

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Men disguised as council workers in high-vis are wielding chainsaws and lopping paperbark trees limb by limb across Bondi in what's being called vandalism, with four trees targeted in four months and Waverley Council offering penalties up to $1 million. Neighbours are torn—some love the light and less flooding, others loved the leafy streets.. and we asked Sydney about their neighbour wars including Ricki's bamboo drama when someone poisoned her tree to create an illegal back entrance to their property.

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Sydney at 6 covered a trail bike rider getting caught doing wheelies on the Sydney Harbour Bridge causing absolute chaos, then we discovered Millennials are "quiet vacationing" by using WFH flexibility to secretly work from anywhere while scheduling emails to maintain the illusion. F1 commentator Crofty joined us from Melbourne tipping Oscar Piastri for the championship this year, and we hit Glossys revealing Zendaya may have secretly married Tom Holland. Blokes with chainsaws are lopping paperbark trees across Bondi while disguised as council workers with Waverley Council offering $1 million penalties, Ricki went off about people commenting on Jessie J's body after her mastectomy and opened up about her own endometriosis struggles, and Scott Tweedie stopped by to play Sing!

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Ricki went off about Jessie J having to shut down pregnancy rumours after performing in a lace catsuit less than a year after her mastectomy and breast cancer treatment, saying women can have bellies without being pregnant and it's nobody's business. She opened up about her own endometriosis struggles where she'd look visibly pregnant from flare-ups and couldn't control the weight gain before surgery, explaining why commenting on women's bodies—whether about pregnancy, babies, or anything else—is off limits and how her stance on this seven years ago influenced Stellar magazine to stop asking women about baby plans entirely.

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F1 commentator Crofty joined us from a limo bus heading to Melbourne after a 14-hour Hong Kong delay, confirming all freight made it despite chaos and revealing the 2026 cars are lighter with boost mode and overtake mode. He tipped Oscar Piastri for the championship despite Ricki's conspiracy theory that McLaren sabotaged him last season, saying six drivers have a realistic shot and Oscar's one of them.

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Millennials are "quiet vacationing" by using work-from-home flexibility to secretly take time off and work from anywhere—whether overseas or the beach—while scheduling emails to keep up the illusion they're still working normal hours.

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Three NSW hospitals (Tamworth, Wollongong and Royal Prince Alfred) have pigeon infestations with bird poo dripping from ceiling vents and patients catching bird lice that causes red bumps, itching, and disturbed sleep. We asked Sydney what they've caught and Kelly from Miranda admitted she got COVID from licking a window while on school duty "just being silly," while Charlie from Little Bay came back from Papua New Guinea, ate spaghetti bolognese, sat on the toilet and pulled out a 15cm live hookworm that doctors casually said "it's just a hookworm, take some chocolate."

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Sydney at 6 revealed Tom Hanks was spotted at the Bad Bunny concert proving he's fully committed to Australian culture, Emma Freedman brought in the $100k Golden Slipper trophy and admitted drinking red wine from it at Chris Waller's house, and we hit Glossys with Delta Goodrem announced as Australia's Eurovision entry with "Eclipse" on May 13th. A Coles truck got stuck in a sinkhole in the CBD causing chaos, Ricki-Leaks delivered a caller whose masseuse's manager was using expired olive oil and skincare on customers to save money, and three NSW hospitals have pigeon infestations with bird poo dripping from vents causing bird lice outbreaks—plus Charlie from Little Bay ate spaghetti in Papua New Guinea and pulled out a 15cm live hookworm on the toilet.

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Tim recapped the Brit Awards with Olivia Dean taking home four awards, Rosalía delivering the performance of the night with Björk, and Noel Gallagher thanking his brother Liam while accepting Songwriter of the Year saying "without them I'd just be a singer-songwriter and no one gives a s*** about singer-songwriters." There's confusion over whether Sombra's stage crasher wearing a "Sombra is a homewrecker" shirt was actually a planned stunt to promote his new single "Homewrecker" after the Brits wouldn't let him perform it, Rihanna's finally back in the studio after 10 years (we've been waiting since "Work"), and Delta Goodrem was announced as Australia's Eurovision entry with her song "Eclipse" on May 13th.

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Emma Freedman brought in the iconic Golden Slipper trophy (24-karat gold, Italian marble, diamond bow, worth over $100k) ahead of the richest two-year-old race in the world at Rosehill on March 21, and admitted she once drank red wine out of it at Chris Waller's house without spilling a drop. She also revealed she has "wardrobe fairies" who send her screenshots of outfit options for the seven race days she works every weekend and they just magically appear.

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A woman's been charged $400,000 for running an illegal daycare in South West Sydney, so we asked where you were left as a kid and the stories are wild. Shannon got left at a rugby stadium and spent what felt like an hour (probably 20 minutes) screaming her head off until police put her in a room, Sasha was left at the airport for three hours as an unaccompanied minor because her grandparents got the day wrong, and Rachel's parents left her in a stranger's caravan at a camping site in the 1970s so they could hit the pub and pokies.

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Hilary Duff joined us ahead of her sold-out Australian Lucky Me Tour (52,000 people in the Sydney waiting room alone) revealing the hardest part is coordinating tour dates around four kids' school schedules, not the setlist, plus we asked if Guinness will be on her rider after that viral video where she thought it was Diet Coke with foam. A woman had the wildest excuse for drug possession claiming wind blew cocaine into her bag, we played Can I Have The First Line, Yvonne Sampson stopped by thanks to Kayo, New Music Friday delivered the goods, we asked where you were accidentally left as a kid, and Ricki shared her obsession with collecting points from literally everything.

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Hilary Duff joined us ahead of her Australian tour (which sold out in minutes with 52,000 people in the Sydney waiting room alone) and revealed the hardest part isn't the setlist—it's figuring out tour dates around four kids' school schedules and refusing to miss important family moments. She opened up about feeling lucky with an amazing husband, beautiful life, and fans who've stuck with her since raising them as young girls, plus we asked if Guinness will be on her rider after that viral video where she thought it was Diet Coke with foam and hated it.

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Every Friday, we've got the best bangers for you to add for your weekend. Find us on Spotify with the 'New Music Friday' playlist. Just make sure you pick the playlist with our faces on it!

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Power couple Jess Rowe and Peter Overton joined us to play Quick Draw, with Pete revealing he's obsessed with the Metro (100 million people have ridden it since opening) and catches it with his dry cleaning while Jess looked at him in bewilderment. Jess loved Wuthering Heights despite the Guardian's one-star review, calling it a bizarre montage film clip with extraordinary fashion, but Pete would hate it because he only watches light rom-coms after delivering bad news all day. The best part? Jess accidentally dropped Pete's reheated tortellini all over the floor after his throat surgery because she microwaved it too long—classic crap housewife energy.

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Sydney at 6 covered Anytime Fitness opening at the International Terminal (absolutely not), then we heard about a horse getting stuck in a septic tank in Bateman's Bay that needed the Specialist Large Animal Rescue Unit to pull it out with a digger. Power couple Jess Rowe and Peter Overton joined us for Quick Draw, with Pete revealing his Metro obsession and Jess admitting she dropped his reheated tortellini everywhere after his throat surgery. A Sydney man got fired from The Grumpy Baker for pouring oil down the drain (he claims it's because he's too fat), a woman gave birth to a 6kg baby that's basically the size of a three-month-old, and a bloke swallowed a tiny traffic cone as a kid that doctors later mistook for a tumour.

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The Specialist Large Animal Rescue Unit and Technical Large Animal Rescue Operators were called to Bateman's Bay on Sunday after a full-sized horse got stuck in a septic tank and couldn't get out.

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Anytime Fitness is opening at Sydney Airport's International Terminal in a few weeks and we think it's absolutely ridiculous.

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We discovered Ricki has a 4.42 Wiki Feet rating after talking about Brooke Hogan turning to OnlyFans with her 4.97 score, and Tim was absolutely horrified by Ricki's wrinkly feet that she wraps around ice cups in Vegas. Seattle Seahawks MVP Michael Dickson joined us to chat about what he does during Super Bowl halftime shows, his strict diet, and his new chicken salt collaboration that's taking over. Sydney at 6 revealed Bad Bunny chartered an entire Qantas A380 for his Sydney shows (the flex is unreal), we played the Whisper Challenge, Bruce Isaacs gave us the best movies to watch during the incoming shit weather, and Katie Underwood addressed the bullying claims after the Bardot reunion at Mighty Hoopla in Glossys.

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Fresh from the Superbowl, Sydney boy now Seahawks player & MVP Michael Dickson joins us live in the studio to chat about his Mingle Chicken Salt collaboration, what they get up to during the halftime show and his diet. He also joins Ricki on a quickie. Not what you think.

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Bruce Isaacs is on for What Cha Watching and trust the movie expert to give us the BEST shows to watch when the weather’s about to get reeeeeeal sh*t.

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We debated feet after discovering Brooke Hogan was left out of Hulk Hogan's will and turned to OnlyFans with her 4.97 out of 5 Wiki Feet rating, which led to the revelation that Ricki (who hates her own feet and calls them disgusting) somehow has a 4.42 rating on Wiki Feet. Tim loves a good foot but was absolutely horrified by Ricki's wrinkly, fake-tanned feet that she wrapped around a cup of ice in Vegas, her low-cut toenails that bleed, and the fact that one doesn't even have a nail anymore because she cuts them so much.

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A husband went viral after complaining on social media that his wife sent him to get Swiss cheese and he was overwhelmed by the options (baby Swiss, thin Swiss, aged Swiss, low fat Swiss), claiming men need their "hand held" to pick out cheese—and women absolutely slammed him for weaponised incompetence. We asked Sydney about their hopeless husbands who intentionally underperform tasks to avoid taking responsibility.

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Sydney at 6 covered The Age claiming Melbourne dresses better than Sydney (comparing us to LA glam while they're New York vibes), Glebe being Sydney's most radioactive suburb due to uranium and thorium in the sandstone (but it's totally safe), and the government spending $90 billion on high-speed rail between Sydney and Newcastle. Gen Z is boring and costing the alcohol industry $830 billion, a husband went viral for weaponised incompetence after complaining about too many Swiss cheese options at the shops, and we hit Glossys: Russell Crowe's secret TikTok obsession with luxury watches, Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes getting sued over their steakhouse name, Tim Gunn revealing why he's been celibate for 43 years after his partner cheated, Keith Urban splitting with his management team a month after divorcing Nicole, and Nicki Minaj receiving a Trump-signed Bible calling it "one of the most meaningful gifts ever." Sarah Harris pranked Ricki by announcing Australian Idol got axed and her reaction was priceless.

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We missed him a bit, so we thought let's get the gorgeous girl back in for a game of Sing!

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We declared Gen Z boring after discovering they're costing the alcohol industry $830 billion by not drinking, choosing silent discos over clubs, and being home by 10pm sober and in bed. Kira from Camden called in as "peak Gen Z" fully supporting the boring generation because you can go out without the hangover or the cost and wake up feeling fantastic, which honestly made us a bit jealous despite equating drinking with fun our entire lives.

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Our weekly segment of Ricki-Leaks is back. And Sydney just gets juicier and juicier.

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Polish speed skater Kamila Sellier took a blade to the face during the 1500m quarterfinals and updated everyone from hospital saying she's stronger than she believed, so we asked Sydney about their worst sporting injuries. A Manly resident accidentally got a kilo of cocaine delivered to their mailbox on Iluka Street and Northern Beaches police seized it after testing confirmed what it was. Ricki-Leaks delivered the goods, Tom Hanks was spotted on the Sydney Metro proving he's fully committed to the Australian experience, we debated where the best pub in Sydney is, and recapped Australian Idol with Ricki showing off her acting skills when Anastacia surprisingly showed up (she definitely knew).

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Polish speed skater Kamila Sellier was rushed to hospital after taking a skate blade to her left cheek during the women's 1500m quarterfinals when she got sandwiched between two competitors and all three wiped out. She updated everyone saying "one day I'll look at this picture and remember I'm stronger than I ever believed," and we asked Sydney about their worst sporting injuries after witnessing brutal Olympic crash-outs all fortnight.

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A Manly resident checked their mailbox on Iluka Street and found a resealable bag stuffed with smaller bags of white powder—turns out it was cocaine that got delivered to the wrong address. Northern Beaches police seized it after testing confirmed what it was, and we asked Sydney about their delivery disasters.

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A UK mum and her mate got locked out after a big night and the entire drunken exchange was captured on their Ring doorbell—they're yelling at the camera asking to be let in while her son keeps responding "I'm in Spain" because he's literally on holiday and can't help. We asked Sydney what's been caught on their cameras and Jamie from Thornleigh revealed their neighbour was caught on camera having a full phone conversation while picking their nose and eating it.

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That's our new number now... Sydney at 6 covered someone getting locked up for hiding lizards in popcorn packets to smuggle them, then we discovered real estate agents are promoting properties by singing hilarious cover songs. We spun the Wheel for 'Can I Have the First Line?', heard brutal birthday stories including a woman whose Vegas 40th got COVID-cancelled and Luke Burgess who got burgled on his 16th, and New Music Friday delivered the goods. A New York woman hired a handyman off TaskRabbit for his cute profile pic and now they're engaged, Ring doorbell cameras caught a drunk UK mum locked out yelling "let me in" while her son replied "I'm in Spain," and we asked about celeb crushes after discovering women are rejecting men based on their hall pass choices. We crowned Caller of the Week and wrapped with our Week In Review.

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A New York woman needed a dresser assembled so she hired a handyman off TaskRabbit based on his cute profile pic, and after he left his number to come back and finish the job (a piece was missing), she texted him asking if he was single and suggested they grab a drink that night—now they're engaged. We asked Sydney about weird ways they met their partners and Hannah from Mascot revealed she moved to Uganda, went to an ultimate frisbee competition with her roommate, and met her now-husband there—they've got two kids and just moved back to Australia after seven years.

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We asked Sydney about their worst birthdays after Prince Andrew got arrested on his 66th (happy birthday, mate), and the stories were brutal. Sharon had her 40th Vegas trip with a Bellagio cabana all booked when COVID hit and she spent it alone in lockdown, Tim had 220 people flying in for his burger joint party that got cancelled, and former Rabbitoh Luke Burgess got fully burgled on his 16th birthday—the thieves even used his family's car as the getaway vehicle after cleaning them out completely.

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Keli Holiday joined us fresh off his album launch at Rambling Rascal wearing the loudest blue pants we've ever seen and a singlet he bought at the show (because that's the rule), revealing his upcoming Metro Theatre tour on March 6 will have theatre vibes with smoky piano silhouettes instead of just a sweaty rock show. He opened up about fans telling him stories of what the album means to them—including a woman whose husband cried for the first time in 10 years while listening to "Ecstasy"—then absolutely lost Quick Draw for the third time in a row!

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Sydney at 6 covered Newcastle renaming itself "Foocastle" with a Hollywood-style sign for the Foo Fighters tour, Sizzler returning to Sydney Airport after six years, and Danika Mason's viral cross from the Winter Olympics where she couldn't move her lips from the cold wind. Callan Boys joined us for Where Are We Eating with the best dining spots, then we hit Glossys: Taylor Swift is the world's biggest artist for the fourth year running, Nicole Kidman's reportedly being pursued by MGM chairman Paul Salem, Sydney Sweeney and Scooter Braun went on a karaoke date belting ABBA, and Pitbull's attempting a world record for largest bald cap gathering in Hyde Park. Doctors debunked the 8-hour sleep rule saying 6-8 hours is fine but less than 5 or more than 9 is terrible for your health, 67% of Gen Z would choose sleep over sex, and Keli Holiday joined us wearing his loudest pants to chat about fans crying to his album and his iconic dance move before losing Quick Draw again.

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We asked Sydney to call in with their "I swear it's true" stories that sound completely made up, and they delivered: a woman whose entire family was saved from a house fire in Balmain by Tony Abbott who ripped the bars off their windows when she was three years old, and another caller who accidentally got into someone else's car and didn't realize until a random kid in the backseat said "hello." Plus, British Airways crew members got absolutely cooked mid-flight after a passenger gifted them cannabis-infused lollies with 300mg of THC—30 times a standard dose.

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Callan Boys from the Sydney Morning Herald Good Food Guide joined us for Where Are We Eating with three hot tips: Hampsey Taverna at the new fish markets for charcoal-grilled sardine skewers with stunning city views, Darbant in Auburn for next-level Persian kebabs where the son and daughter have modernised mum and dad's shop while dad still cooks over hot charcoal, and Hats Off Barbecue at Taren Point Car Wash for what might be Sydney's best Philly cheesesteak made with 12-hour beef brisket.

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We asked Sydney about their worst ghosting stories after playing Ricki's song "Ghost" which she wrote about a best friend who just vanished one day. The stories did not disappoint: a woman's ex-husband texted her while she was at coffee saying "I don't wish to continue this marriage" and by the time she got home he'd taken half their savings and disappeared for years, someone's dry cleaner shut up shop with her engagement party dress inside and was never seen again, and a woman's barista gave her his number for a walking date then literally went to the bathroom and never returned.

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Sydney at 6 featured Tom Hanks being loud and American at a North Sydney cricket shop, then we heard about a handicapped woman who got fined for using her only hand to touch her phone while driving. We played our first game of 'Can I Have The First Line', discovered an Olympic plastic surgeon whose name is way too perfect for his job, and Bruce Isaacs joined us for What Cha Watching with the top 3 things to stream right now. A Sunshine Coast legend painted a boat on his fence after neighbours complained about the real one being an eyesore, Sydney called in with brutal ghosting stories including an ex-husband who texted "I'm out" and vanished with half their savings, and Tim declared Jacob Elordi is full of himself.

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A Sunshine Coast bloke got a council notice after neighbours complained his boat was an eyesore, so he moved it behind the fence and hired an artist to paint a hyper-realistic mural of the boat on the fence instead—such a brilliant payback that even a council staffer came by to congratulate him. We've all been there with neighbour wars, including Ricki whose Avalon neighbours banged on the door asking her and Sam Smith to stop belting Whitney Houston on the deck because "the whole neighbourhood is talking about the terrible singing."

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Maeve from the North Sydney Cricket Centre called in to tell us about Tom Hanks shopping for cricket gear with his son, and she revealed he wasn't keeping a low profile at all—he was loud, enthusiastic, and very American tourist about the whole thing. It took her a minute to recognise him despite being one of the biggest movie stars of all time, and Tim's surprised he didn't walk in with his head down and a cap on like most celebrities would.

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British backpacker Hattie Sheppard, 21, walked into Gold Coast emergency with what she thought was a stomach flu and left 10 hours later with a healthy baby girl named Isla-Grace—having had no bump, no morning sickness, and being on the pill the entire time. Turns out the baby was growing toward her spine in what's known as a cryptic pregnancy, which affects about 1 in 2,500 pregnancies in Australia.

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Sydney at 6 tackled the run club culture taking over Bondi at 6am which some are calling un-Australian, plus we covered the X-rated Sydney stories including the explicit lawn art and the Barangaroo cinema incident. New Zealand hosting the first ever State of Origin sparked debate, Joe Hildebrand joined us For The Record to explain the new Anzac Day public holiday, and we heard about cryptic pregnancies after a British backpacker walked into Gold Coast emergency with a stomach bug and left with a baby. Tom Hanks got spotted at a Sydney cricket store, and country superstar Lainey Wilson showed up after her massive Qudos show having only gone to sleep at 2am to chat Dolly Parton, Australian crowds, and play Sing with us.

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Country superstar Lainey Wilson joined us fresh off her massive Qudos Bank Arena show, revealing she didn't go to sleep until 2am because the energy exchange with the crowd was so intense she couldn't come down. She opened up about working with her dear friend Dolly Parton (who has a custom one-sided headphone so she doesn't mess up her hair), why Australian crowds feel special because country isn't oversaturated here, and how her band leader wrote "Can't Sit Still" about her because he's watched her chase this dream for 10 years—and we made her prove she can actually sit still long enough to play Sing with us.

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Joe Hildebrand joined us to break down Chris Minns' announcement that Monday April 27 is officially a public holiday after Anzac Day falls on a Saturday, making NSW finally catch up with states like WA and the ACT who've been doing this for years. Joe explained why NSW has historically had the fewest public holidays in the country, whether two-up is legal all weekend (it's not, Saturday only), and why some businesses are fuming about penalty rates despite everyone else celebrating a long weekend.

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A NSW tiny home business in Illawarra woke up to find someone had burned an explicit image into their front lawn using Roundup herbicide, and is now running a redesign contest offering a free night's accommodation for the best PG makeover. Meanwhile, moviegoers at Barangaroo's Mov'in'bed Outdoor Cinema got an unexpected bonus show when a couple in the apartments above forgot to close the curtains.

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Sydney at 6 covered Chris Minns' extra Anzac Day public holiday annoying businesses, Jacob Elordi getting lost in the Sydney Opera House and leaving Margot Robbie waiting on stage, and over 286,000 people across Sydney venues in one weekend. Kim K's kids apparently love Lewis Hamilton, Cardi B fell off her chair mid-show and blamed the government, and Ricki-Leaks delivered a caller whose neighbourhood does wife swaps most nights. Northern Beaches Council banned bikinis on the free Hop, Skip and Jump bus between Manly and Balgowlah, and Guy Sebastian stopped by the studio to reveal his favourite song of all time... and it's a Ricki-Lee track.

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Home and Away stars Ada Nicodemou and James Stewart announced their engagement after he proposed on Coogee Beach, which Tim immediately declared a terrible proposal spot citing septic tanks and people wandering around with Boost Juice—completely forgetting it's where they first held hands. We asked Sydney to call in with their lamest proposal locations and the stories did not disappoint.

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Guy Sebastian ran (literally) in the studio to chat about his new tour, why it's important to not be on the go everyday and shares his favourite song of all time with a new game of Quickie with Ricki. 

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We actually did it. We survived our first week of brekkie! How do you think we went?!

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Sydney at 6 covered all the Hailey Bieber, Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi chaos happening in our city right now, then we asked what words you mispronounce after finding a guy who genuinely cannot say "documentary." A boss went viral for emailing an employee about leaving three minutes early, a Sydney man tried to scam a free meal at Pony Dining by planting his own armpit hair in his food and got caught on CCTV, and we played a game of Tim's Word Alarm. New Music Friday delivered the goods and we crowned our very first Caller of the Week.

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A Sydney man tried to scam a free meal at Pony Dining at The Rocks by planting his own armpit hair in his food and refusing to pay, but the restaurant pulled the CCTV footage and caught the whole thing on camera. They posted the vision online as a warning to other hospitality venues, and now he's gone viral for being the most brazen (and least hygienic) scammer in Sydney.

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An employee named Ryan went viral after his boss emailed him for leaving work three minutes early at 4:57pm instead of 5:00pm, calling it unfair to the rest of the team. To fix the three-minute "time deficit," Ryan was told to either cut his lunch break short or stay back until exactly 5:03pm the next day.

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Hailey Bieber has touched down in Sydney and we reveal why in Sydney at 6, Ricki's developed a full blown obsession with ice curling that nobody saw coming, and we spun the Wheel for a brand new game "You're Out Of Touch." Tim's "boyfriend" Callan Boys joined us for new segment 'Where Are We Eating' with the best Sydney dining spots, Vance Joy attempted to teach us Spanish ahead of the Ed Sheeran tour, and a woman in Sydney got arrested for swimming in the nude. We spoke to someone who shares Ricki's name and gets compared to her constantly, and wrapped with our first ever Quick Draw on the breakfast show with special guest Fitzy.

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Vance Joy popped in ahead of supporting Ed Sheeran this weekend to chat about bridging the gap between stadium crowds and that intimate Paddington pub vibe, and why playing Riptide still never gets old. He also attempted Spanish for us, which sounded a lot like ordering soy milk.

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We kicked off Sydney at 6 covering Oscar Piastri's tearjerking message to a local Olympian, a $1.25 million driveway in Newtown, Chappell Roan refusing to do a shoey at Laneway, and Bad Bunny's Sydney tour announcement. Spun the Wheel for the most disastrous game of Spelling Bee ever—Sarah Harris was shockingly terrible at it. Bruce Isaacs from Sydney Uni joined us for our new segment 'What Cha Watching' with movie recommendations, then we hit Glossys where Romeo Beckham debuted a new tattoo and the Beckham drama continues. Tim revealed men are keeping detailed notes about their partners in the Notes app (red flag behaviour), Woolies dropped their $15 designer Anya Hindmarch tote bags that'll sell out instantly, and kids around Sydney called in to ask us anything. We wrapped with our very first Tim-tervention after realizing his shirt buttons were way too low—someone had to say something.

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Woolworths is bringing back their cult $15 mini tote bag designed by Anya Hindmarch (whose regular bags sell for up to $3,277) after last year's $20 version caused absolute chaos and sold out in record time, dropping in over 400 stores this week with Woolies warning shoppers to get in early because they'll fly off the shelves despite promising "plenty of stock."

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Welcome to our new segment, Sydney @ 6. Oscar Piastri sent Sydney Olympian Phoebe (from Castlecrag) the sweetest good luck message ahead of her first Winter Olympics competing in Slalom and Giant Slalom, and it brought her to tears. A developer just paid $1.25 million at auction for a 4-metre wide, 110sqm driveway on Church Street in Newtown—yes, just the driveway—because Sydney's property market is completely cooked. Chappell Roan annoyed Sydney fans at Laneway Festival by refusing to do a shoey, which is honestly un-Australian. And Bad Bunny announced his Sydney tour dates at ENGIE Stadium for February 28 and March 1 right after his Super Bowl halftime show performance. 

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We spun the Wheel for our first ever Emoji Game on breakfast, then Ricki recapped the best auditions from last night's Australian Idol because the talent is unreal. Seattle Seahawks punter Michael Dickson showed Sydney some serious love at the Super Bowl, proving Aussies are everywhere. Daily Telegraph's Joe Hildebrand broke down the Sydney protest chaos and called Prime Minister Albo live on air (spoiler: voicemail). Kim K and Lewis Hamilton hard launched their relationship courtside at the Super Bowl with all the PDA, plus we revealed which Sydney suburbs have the most singles ahead of Valentine's Day—Woollahra for ladies, Lakemba has 304 blokes for every 100 women. Ricki revealed she was almost an Aussie Diamond before choosing singing, then a hairdresser expressed concern about her receding hairline on air (the audacity). There's a toilet scandal at the brand new Fish Market with only 12 female toilets causing chaos, and we played our first game of Sing! with Sarah Harris.

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Valentine's Day is this Saturday and if you're still looking for love, data's revealed which Sydney suburbs have the most singles.

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Daily Telegraph's Joe Hildebrand broke down yesterday's Sydney chaos when thousands of pro-Palestine protesters defied a court ban and marched anyway, claiming they were "just going for a walk." Israeli President Isaac Herzog was here for a state visit (not Netanyahu because Albo won't talk to him), snipers were on rooftops, and Joe explained Herzog just cuts ribbons while Netanyahu runs the show. Then Joe revealed he's devastated he didn't get invited to Albo's wedding despite thinking they're besties, so we made him call the Prime Minister live on air.

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We officially launched the Ricki-Lee & Tim breakfast show on Nova 96.9 and honestly, we're still processing it. Tim laid down his rules for the show including his unhinged take on the sock-shoe situation—if you go sock shoe, sock shoe instead of sock sock, shoe shoe, he thinks you're nuts (and also don't buy chicken, apparently). Prime Minister Albo called in to wish us luck, confirmed Pauline Hanson will never be PM, roasted David Littleproud for looking like a hostage, and revealed his Valentine's Day plans. We dove into Glossy's breaking down all the Taylor Swift easter eggs hidden in her Opalite video because of course we did. Spun the Wheel for our first breakfast game—the Whisper Challenge—and now we're asking you: how do you reckon we went?

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We kicked off the breakfast show by chatting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who reassured us "you'll be fine" about the new gig. Sarah Harris jumped straight in asking if we'll ever see Pauline Hanson as PM... Albo's response was a hard no, adding "I don't think Pauline Hanson is the answer to anything." He also dropped an absolute gem saying David Littleproud "looks like a hostage," which had us in stitches. Ricki brought up the government's new women's health package covering contraceptives and endometriosis clinics, and Albo revealed his Valentine's Day plans because apparently running the country doesn't mean you skip romance.

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Can you believe it? We actually woke up! Hear our first break together.

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Friends forever. Okay, thanks everyone.

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Welcome to our last Thursday together as a trio. We welcome Ricki & Tim's newsreader into the family, and of course - she is our final guest ever on Quick Draw! 

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The time has come. This is our final Quick Draw with the band, with the addition to our family. 

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With all the exciting news behind Ricki & Tim's new show starting Monday, they just announced they have a third. 

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The Guardian corrected their Melania review—they accidentally gave it one star when they meant zero. The $75 million doco only made $7 million, so we asked what's the worst thing you've seen at the cinema. Will Arnett claims people with heaps of tattoos are boring, Charli XCX accidentally revealed she doesn't want kids while Jason Bateman had no idea she created the BRAT phenomenon, and PETA attacked Sabrina for using a bird at the Grammys but the handler said it has arthritis and is coming to her birthday party. Joel's obsessed with his new compression boots calling them orgasmic. We finished with the Ultimate Wednesday Wheel playing every game we've ever done.

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