Jenni Gates is an Exmouth local who witnessed the eclipse and told Julie-anne Sprague she had never seen anything like it.

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Financial Advisor and Director of Knight Group Jason Featherby joins Julie-anne Sprague every Wednesday at 2pm to answer your finance questions and discuss the latest issues, trends, challenges and opportunities in the industry.

Today the pair talked about: 

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Director of the Western Australian Botanic Garden and former 6PR Gardening presenter Sue McDougall joins Jules every Wednesday at 1pm.

Talking gardening and inspiring gardeners of all abilities, today Sue spoke about:

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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague - 19th April 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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Perth man Rob Barton is embarking on the journey of a lifetime, spending six months rowing solo from Australia to Africa.

There's only one catch: despite being an avid sailor, he had practically no experience rowing a boat before training for the challenge.

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Premier Mark McGowan has rehashed a feud with the shadow defence minister Andrew Hastie after a microphone picked up the Premier’s comments on Hastie’s views on China.

Mark McGowan was caught saying Andrew Hastie had “swallowed some sort of cold war pills” when he thought the microphone was off.

WAtoday's state political reporter Hamish Hastie told Julie-anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons the Premier should have been more careful.

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Tech Guru Trevor Long joins Julie-anne Sprague every Tuesday to talk the latest in technology and answer your questions.

Today he spoke about:

Government TikTok ban hypocrisy as MP keeps sharing TikTok videos 

Rural Australia gets cracking deal from Elon - Starlink Satellite Internet $199 not $1000 to setup

Fetch TV gets an overhaul with new personalisation to make finding your next show to watch easier!

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Every fortnight Julie-anne Sprague is joined by a variety of travel journalists and experts to chat about the world of travel.

This week, Founder of Get Lost magazine, Justin Jamieson spoke about:

Wellness Travel - Justin is currently at Gaia Health retreat

Waiting for last-minute winter holiday deals? Think again, say travel experts

World’s first bunk beds on long-haul flights set to launch 

Australians face 50% hike in air fares to fly to Europe

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Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague - 18th April 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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When purchasing a product it is expected that any issues should be able to be repaired, however, increasingly in Australia, many products are designed so they cannot be fixed.

Legal barriers are also making it near impossible for some products to be repaired, such as washing machines and fridges.

Professor of Law at Griffith University Leanne Wiseman told Julie-anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons is calling for a right-to-repair policy.

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