Experts are calling for warning labels to be put on unhealthy food packaging to help Australians make healthier choices.

This comes after a new report found people were less likely to buy foods with large warning labels on them.

Deakin University, Professor of Marketing Chris Dubelaar told 6PR Afternoons warning labels should be mandatory.

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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: Alaska Daily on Disney+.

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Afternoons with Russell Collett for Jo McManus - Full Show 17th February 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 new president of the AFL Fans Association has promised to push for the standardisation of ticket prices for all Eagles and Dockers games at his next meeting.

This comes after the AFL announced ticket prices would be frozen at the MCG and Marvel Stadium for all AFL games.

AFL Fans Association president Ron Issko told 6PR Afternoons he wants ticket prices to be equal for all games and teams in Western Australia.

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AirBnB has come out today saying homestays and house sharing is the obvious solution to Western Australia’s rental crisis.

With Universities starting in the next week, there is a flood of interstate and international students putting even more pressure on the rental market.

REIWA CEO Cath Hart told 6PR Afternoons shared housing could be a good short-term solution.

AirBnB head of public policy Michael Crosby told 6PR Afternoons he agreed with REIWA adding house sharing is a great way to combat the rising cost of living.

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Afternoons with Jo McManus - Full Show 16th February 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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Bouldering, a form of free climbing, is one of the fastest-growing sports in Australia after being introduced at the Tokyo Olympic games.

Owner of Albany Indoor Adventures James Mclean told Jo McManus on 6PR Afternoons bouldering is a great solo sport.

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In a WA first, ethics approval has been granted for a clinical trial investigating psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy in the treatment of severe Generalised Anxiety Disorder.

Professor Sean Hood, a consultant psychiatrist from UWA and Principal Investigator explained to Jo McManus how the trial will work.

For more details and to register your interest in the trial, head to www.resetmind.com.au.

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Dr Ross Walker joins Jo McManus every fortnight to chat all things health and heart related.

Dr Ross is known for his role on 6PR's Healthy Living every Sunday afternoon.

Today the Doc and Jo chatted about:

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Used car buyers are being warned after flood-damaged vehicles from the Kimberley are being sold on the Western Australian market.

Buyers are being urged to carry out thorough checks on second-hand vehicles.

Commissioner for Consumer Protection Trish Blake told Jo McManus on Perth Live people need to be careful when buying used cars.

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