Aged care facilities are often accused of putting money before people, but without it, they struggle to afford qualified staff, and to increase staff to patient ratios. 

Eric Hiam,Principal of Balance Aged Care Specialists and Balance Financial Solutions, gives us his take on why more quality control checks won't fix the problem, and why mandated staff ratios will.

April 1st is coming up fast and apart from pranking your co-workers, there's another important task that happens on that day - checking your smoke alarms. 

Battery World stores across Australia are swapping old alarm batteries for new on April 1st to encourage Aussies to check their houses. 

Spokesperson for Battery World, Gary Healy, tells us how to use this offer to best effect and how to help look out for your neighbours.

Karalee and Tiffany take on election issues, voting, and more.

This weekend John Paul Young and the Allstar Band will grace the stage of The Astor in Mt Lawley, and tonight the man himself joined us on Perth Tonight.

We've all had days when we wanted a clearer head, but could the secret be something unexpected - optimism. 

Dr Jenny Brockis, Director of Brain Fit, shows us how optimism can build resilience, flexibility, and may even help you live longer.

Our social media expert Ming Johanson is with us talking about AI, Facebook Live, and what the statute of limitations is on consequences from a dumb tweet.

This week Grumpy is in WA's midwest taking in the beach lifestyle of beautiful Geraldton.

Thinking about getting a dog? Your decision should be based on more than how cute they are. 

Certified Dog Behaviour Consultant, Kathy Kopellis McLeod, walks us through choosing your new best friend to suit your needs.

Meg Coffey from SM Perth and MyMedia's Paul Chapman, and Chris, picked apart Islamophobia, speed limits, no-alcohol driving limits, and more.