Chris Spirou

That is big for Eurovision session.

Oh, I love that.

And I sat in on that chat.

That was really fun.

I only really know him from My Kitchen Rules.

I don't know much about him, but a very funny man.

Absolutely.

Now, look, up next is a deep dive, a chat, Sash, with a running expert, I think is the title we can give him, about whether or not you should be running a marathon.

It feels like everyone's running a marathon, a half marathon at the moment.

Should you join those people?

Stick around.

That deep dive is coming up for you next.

Morning, Sash.

We start today in Alice Springs where violence has erupted following the arrest of a man over the death of five-year-old Kumanjai Little Baby.

The little girl's body was found yesterday, five days after she went missing from an Indigenous camp just north of the town.

A makeshift shrine sprung up shortly after at Old Timers Town Camp where she lived while her devastated mum and brother issued this message.

That was Leanne Little, the Director of Cultural Reform at NT Police, reading that statement there.

Footage has surfaced of people hurling projectiles at officers, including rocks and bottles, while police responded with rubber bullets and tear gas.

A police car also caught fire during the violence.

At the time of recording, there has been no official word from NT Police about whether any arrests have been made in relation to the violence, but reports suggest the crowd has since dispersed.