Noor Blumer, Director at Blumers Personal Injury Lawyers joins Julie-anne Sprague every fortnight on a Monday from 1pm to talk all legal matters.

This week the Noor spoke to Jules about:

Instead of a dream holiday, passengers on a P&O cruise are suing them after sailing them into Cyclone Donna where the ship took on water.  What can they sue for?

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New research has revealed kids are starting high school behind on literacy and numeracy skills. 

Australian Education Research Organisation program director Dann Carr told Julia-anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons teachers are absorbing extra pressures. 

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With Coldplay tickets selling out within seconds, it can be tempting to buy second-hand tickets, however, consumer protection is urging people to be cautious.

Consumer Protection Commissioner Trish Blake told Julie-anne Sprague on 6PRAfternoons ticket scalping and scams are a major issue.

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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague - 12th May 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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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: Silo on Apple TV

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As the great-grandson of one of Bowra & O'Dea's founders, managing director of the company  Joe O'Dea knew from the age of 15 he wanted to work in the family business.

Working in the state's second-oldest family company for around 47 years he has watched society change over the decades.

Mr O'Dea told Julie-anne Sprague he worked his way up in the company.

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The Western Force is bringing one of the state's most renowned vocal groups to their game on Friday night, to get fans up and singing.

The Albany Shantymen singer Gary Greenwald told Julie-anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons Rugby has always had an association with music.

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Tim Lewis is the Managing Director of SafeStyle and has grown a business from the ground up, that now changes lives. He joined Julie-anne in the studio to explain where the idea started.

After leaving school in Year 11 Tim became a plumber, but a light bulb moment led to a business that started in his bedroom and now sells $1 million a month in products just online.

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Ahead of mothers day, a personal trainer came on the program to tell new mums to stop following social media posts about women running marathons after birth... Instead, go very slow.

It took this Sasha Bromley from Revo Fitness 9 months after the birth of her son to feel like she was fit again.

Sasha also shares her tips for women who want to get fit but haven't been to the gym for years (or decades), what are some simple things we can do - both men and women- to improve our fitness levels as we age.

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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague - 11th May 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.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.