Kiama Operators Net A Successful Formula

SOUTH Coast Business Women's Networking Group hosts its second breakfast networking event at Waves at the Beach on Friday.

Stepping Up

Sure, you can taste great wine at Giant Steps/Innocent Bystander's groovy cellar door and winery, but you can also drink boutique beer on tap or espresso from beans roasted in-house, buy bread and pastries baked in the wood-fired oven, or order cheese that's ripened in its maturing room. And yes, you can also sit down in the large dining area for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Mini Scrambled Roll, $3

It's easy to rationalise having a tiny, luscious breakfast (or anytime-of-the-day) roll at this popular Fitzroy haunt. It's small and lasts just a moment, but what a moment - the velvety brioche roll is filled with creamy scrambled eggs, while thin slices of San Daniele ham nestle in on top, giving an intense complex sweetness. Throw in a good coffee and it's a decadent respite - even if it is ever so brief.

Rock Bottom Beckons

Triple M desperately needs a winning breakfast formula.

Games Show Has Local Flavour

Twelve executives sit around a long table in a big boardroom, sipping green tea and nibbling on Monte Carlos while they try to come up with a quirky name for an Olympics panel show that somehow captures the "essence" of Beijing in a cute breakfast format.

Breakfast A Cheerful Time For Fox Crew

MORE good news for Fox FM, with The Matt & Jo Show gaining 1.3 points to claim 14.5% of the breakfast audience. The show is now 6.5 points clear of Hughesy & Kate on Nova - a far cry from last year when they were neck and neck. And Hamish & Andy has achieved its best result yet: a massive 21% in drive.

Lack Of Listeners Sends Shebang To Scrap Heap

TRIPLE M has pulled the plug on its struggling breakfast comedy show, The Shebang, after another set of poor ratings figures.

Loss Of Star Pulls Plug On Shebang

TRIPLE M has pulled the plug on its struggling breakfast comedy show, The Shebang, after another set of poor ratings figures.

Stumbling Into Poor Judgement

DISCIPLINARY matters such as these have the potential to put clubs in an almost impossible position. Yes, Geelong set an example last year with Steve Johnson, but how would it have handled such a matter in spring rather than autumn? Nevertheless, in this case, the impression of a dog's breakfast of blurred judgement, cooked up in an over-heated kitchen, is hard to avoid.

Media Feast Not Affecting Rice's Golden Hunger

STEPHANIE RICE really should not be too surprised she has become the breakfast diet of so many this week.