The King of TV Streaming, Andrew Williams speaks to Julie-anne Sprague every Friday afternoon from 2pm about the latest in television and streaming.

He has recommendations and previews of what's to come on all things from Netflix to Stan.

This week the King's review was: Hijack on Apple TV+

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Part two of Backstories: Nine News Presenter and Journalist, Tracy Vo is this week’s Backstories guest on 6PR’s Afternoons with Jo McManus.

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Part one of Backstories: Nine News Presenter and Journalist, Tracy Vo is this week’s Backstories guest on 6PR’s Afternoons with Jo McManus.

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The state government have revealed plans to build a $100 million Police Complex in Fremantle, but parts of the community are not on board.

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It’s an issue that's been in the news a lot recently, this week’s episode of 'Have You Ever Wondered' looks at the live sheep export and it's proposed phase out.

A panel from both sides of the argument, Richard Mussell CEO of RSPCA Australia and Geoff Pearson, the Livestock Council President spoke on 6PR Afternoons to break it all down and answer listener questions too.

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Eagles great Glen Jakovich gives his tips every Thursday at 2 pm.

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Afternoons with Jo McManus for Julie-anne Sprague - July 6 2023

Jules will give you an in-depth look at topical issues in a relaxed manner

Afternoons on 6PR is a conversation with the people of Perth, keeping you across the latest news and will have you smiling from 12-3pm.

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Victoria Bitter has created limited edition branding for its iconic beer amid controversy from the previous Ashes test match. 

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The famous Duyfken replica has left Western Australian shores forever, but its memory will not be forgotten. 

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WA's Consumer Protection Commissioner has weighed in on using police deaths as an avenue for scamming people, describing the activity as "devastating."

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