Most of us probably know someone on the frontline during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Whether it’s a teacher, nurse, postie, carer, checkout operator, police officer, doctor, bus driver or childcare educator.
Our city is full of everyday heroes who are keeping this town ticking while we bunker down and wait for the pandemic to pass.
Each Thursday on Mornings with Adam Shirley we'll be shining a light on those heroes, so who would you like to thank tomorrow?

This year will be an Anzac Day like no other. We're inviting you to mark Anzac Day in a safe and special way, whether you are in your living room, or the end of your driveway, on your balcony or at your farmgate.
Join us via television, radio, or online for a broadcast of the National Commemorative Service from the Australian War Memorial from 5.30am.

Lish Fejer has set a weekly challenge to her loyal Breakfast listeners to pen a parody song to be performed in isolation by local Canberra musicians.
The Cashews took on "Maxine" by Sharon O'Neil and turned it into “Vaccine” in week one, and Lucy Sugerman gave a beautiful rendition of "Every time that I log into Zoom" to the tune of "When you walk in the room" by The Searchers last week.
This week’s challenge is ‘Summer Holiday’ by Cliff Richards to be performed by Fred Smith on Breakfast tomorrow.