Myer is the latest retailer to call out a dramatic increase in shoplifting which the company say is at a historic high.

Like many others in the retail sector, Myer has been forced to invest in security and technology to prevent the loss of products.

Australian Retailers Association chief industry affairs officer Fleur Brown told Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons businesses should invest in quality CCTV equipment.

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The Queen of Clean, Lady of Stain and Domestic Fixer of Things Shannon Lush chats to Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons every fortnight from 12:30pm.

This week Shannon took your calls on: removing glue off the side of a caravan, crayons on blinds, towels dropping fluff.

Tap PLAY to listen back to listener's questions and for all your cleaning tips.

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It is getting increasingly harder for Perth residents to find bulk billing GPs with patients being slugged over $42 for a 15-minute appointment at some clinics.

Since 2018 there has been a 19 per cent decrease in the number of bulk billing clinics in Perth and a 6.3 per cent increase in the price of consultations at private clinics.

Cleanbill founder James Gillespie told Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons it is not as simple as increasing the medicare rebate.

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Afternoons with Jo McManus - Full Show 10th March 2023

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

It’s a conversation with the people of Perth about where to take your next holiday, take the family for dinner or what show to catch on the weekend.

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The King of TV Streaming, Andrew Williams speaks to Jo McManus 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: True Lies (Disney+) and Liaison (Apple TV)

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There are concerns school ovals around Perth aren’t being used, despite a critical shortage of football grounds for female games.

WA Football Commission board member Amber Banfield told Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons clubs are turning away female players due to a lack of facilities.

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Toodyay resident Tony Maddox is facing nine months in jail and a $20,000 fine after a neighbour complained about a creek crossing on his Toodyay property.

Mr Maddox allegedly breached the state's Aboriginal Heritage Act by fixing the bridge, despite it being part of his property.

He told Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons the bridge was already there before he bought the property, he simply 'beautified it'.

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Afternoons with Jo McManus - Full Show 9th March 2023

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

It’s a conversation with the people of Perth about where to take your next holiday, take the family for dinner or what show to catch on the weekend.

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Australian violin virtuoso Madeleine Easton is one of the few Australians who will be performing at the coronation of King Charles at Westminster Abbey in May.

She will be playing a violin over 300 years old which she has owned since 2010.

Ms Easton told Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons she is honoured to play for the king.

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Optus CEO claims no data stolen in the 2022 Optus breach has been used nefariously and blames the media for reporting the breach. 

EFTM.com technology expert Trevor Long told Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons he is furious at the company.

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