Triple M Melbourne’s Hot Breakfast with Eddie McGuire, Mick Molloy and Luke Darcy will give back to Victoria’s Tyabb community on Monday 1st December during an OB that will see a carnival staged for the community, to support the Luke Batty Foundation and the Tyabb Junior Football Club.

The Hot Breakfast will broadcast live from the club from 6am – 9am, featuring Shane Warne who will be both on air and on-the-ground bowling to Mick, Darce and some lucky local kids.

Held at Tyabb Junior Football Club from 6am – 12pm on Monday 1st December, the carnival will aim to give back to the community following the tragic death of schoolboy Luke Batty earlier this year, and fulfil a promise made by the Hot Breakfast to his mother Rosie Batty to restore the club to being a place of joy.

Eddie McGuire said, “We have to return the Tyabb Footy Club to being a place of joy where dreams are made, not where tragedy is remembered.”

Triple M’s Billy Brownless and Campbell Brown will also attend the fair, in addition to St Kilda captain Nick Riewoldt and AFL star Joey Montagna. The St Kilda Football Club and the Melbourne Stars will hold clinics for the kids.