Arthritis Australia has launched a new plan to help the four million Australians currently living with the debilitating condition. 

Andrew Mills, CEO of Arthritis Australia, joins us on Perth Tonight to explain.

Today is World Story Telling Day and to celebrate we're talking about the stories from the most ordinary of lives.

Lisa Evans is a Story-telling expert and Founder of Stories From The Heart, with a tale of her own to tell. She talks about the value of telling your stories, of listening to those of the people around them, and picking the ones the world needs to hear.

Anna Ciddor's new book 52 Mondays takes us back to 1960's Australia to tell the story mixed between fiction and real memories from her childhood. 

52 Mondays tells of a world with no mobile phones or computers, with boys selling newspapers in the middle of the road, and Anna's family aiding her search for a perfect antique doll.

Each month Robert Shaw from Master Builders Association (MBA) answers all your building related questions and keeps you updated on the building industry.

Change is one of the biggest issues facing Aussie businesses, but many acknowledge they are not prepared or resourced for it. 

Barry Urquhart from Marketing Focus explained what the big issues are to be aware of around commercial change, and how to get ready.

Renowned West Australian researcher and science administrator Dr Bernard Bowen passed away today leaving behind a decades-long contribution to our state's body of knowledge, including time as the inaugural board chair for Perth's International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR). 

Dr Bowen's longtime colleague Professor Peter Quinn, Executive Director at ICRAR, spoke with us on Perth Tonight about his legacy.

Dr Hooman Golestani, our dentist extraordinaire, joins us once a month to answer your questions.

Tonight on talking tech with our expert Ben Aylett, we’re talking new devices, how long your phone will last, and the role of social media in extremism.

With the events of the past week, including the attack on Christchurch, it's easy to wonder, what is there to be happy about? 

Authority on People Performance and Effectiveness, Malcolm Dawes shows us another side of happiness, one that comes from our primitive brain, and how to be happier, more often.

As many as 45% of Aussies may be getting inadequate sleep, but don't think weekend catch up will make up for the hours you lost during the week. 

A new study has show sleeping in doesn't cancel out the negative effects of lack of sleep, including anxiety, substance use, weight gain and slow metabolism. 

Dr Mark Howard is a respiratory and sleep physician at Austin Health, he walks us through the science, and what you can do to catch up on your zzzzzzs.