WA Liberal leader Dr David Honey joined Steve Mills in the studio for Everyone's Got a Story.

Dr Honey shared how he is a black belt in 'optimising processes', being part of the Cottesloe Life Saving Club, and growing up on a farm.

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Author, poet, guest speaker and the inaugural vice captain of the Australian Sudoku team Mick Colliss joins Millsy every Monday to share his always intriguing thoughts.

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Perth property expert Trent Fleskens joins Millsy every Monday at 1.30pm. Trent is the Managing Director of Strategic Property Group.

This week Trent spoke about:

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Millsy's Full Show: October 13

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Grey Area drinking coach Sarah Rusbatch says there is a darker side to campaigns such as Sober October and Dry July.

She told Millsy at Midday host Steve Mills they reinforce the wrong assumption that you only have a problem if you drink daily.

"You can still have a problem, even if you don't drink every day," she says.

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Can a person die of old age?

Dr Ross Walker, resident Sydney cardiologist, told 6PR Millsy at Midday host Steve Mills the answer is no.

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Bali bombings survivor and inspirational speaker Phil Britten lost seven friends in the attack while suffering burns to 60 per cent of his body.

The then 22-year-old was in Bali celebrating a grand final win with his teammates from the Kingsley Football Club when the attack happened on October 12, 2002.

Britten tells Millsy at Midday host Steve Mills the fallout from bombings was beginning to weigh him down, before a speaking engagement at a Lions club meeting went a long way to changing his life.

Britten also tells Millsy how the work of burns specialist Fiona Wood on his body saved his life and also helped Wood continue her research into her groundbreaking work.

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Bali bombings survivor and inspirational speaker Phil Britten lost seven friends in the attack while suffering burns to 60 per cent of his body.

The then 22-year-old was in Bali celebrating a grand final win with his teammates from the Kingsley Football Club when the attack happened on October 12, 2002.

Britten tells Millsy at Midday host Steve Mills the fallout from bombings was beginning to weigh him down, before a speaking engagement at a Lions club meeting went a long way to changing his life.

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