Perth woman Claire was caught up in the mass shooting at the Mandalay Bay Casino in Las Vegas. Simon Beaumont got her eyewitness account today on Afternoons.

Paul Murray joined Jane on Afternoons as they chatted about everything from The Royal Show, to rising tensions in North Korea and the notoriously dangerous Indian Ocean Drive.

A Croatian court on Tuesday sentenced an Australia citizen and former paramilitary commander to 15 years in prison for the murder and torture of soldiers and civilians during Croatia’s Independence War from 1991-1995.

He’s known as Captain Dragan and one of the two journalists who discovered his whereabouts is Paige Taylor.

The Bureau Chief of The Australian Newspaper told Jane how she helped convict a war criminal.

Nine year old Mater has stolen the show along with audiences hearts at this years Perth Royal Show.

The 9 year old began training pigs at the tender age of 3 years old and has been performing with his troupe ever since.

Mater and his dad Mike Vandeleur told Jane about the family’s pig training tradition.

The family of a WA mining executive being held in a Mongolian detention centre after he was sentenced to 11 years jail say his health is deteriorating and they fear for his life.

Mo Munshi, a dual Australian and UK citizen, has been banned from leaving Mongolia since March 2015 and has not seen his family for two-and-a-half years.

His children and Australian lawyer spoke to Jane Marwick.

Indian Ocean Drive has claimed many lives and seen more than 50 accidents in the last 18 months. Jane spoke to Norm Smith, a man involved in a horrific crash on the notorious stretch. He says it was not designed for the amount of traffic it now holds and that he’s had trouble sleeping since.

Jane finds out the best cruise routes and ships