10 Australian women have been violently killed in the last 66 days, and on this International Women’s Day, we speak with Jeromine Alpes, CEO of Corporate Diversity Pathways, about how we can act to stamp out violence in the workplace.

Twilight on the Trails is a collaboration of cowboy songs, classics by the likes of Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, and Dale Evans, reimagined by Jen Mize and Mark Sholtez.

Singer/songwriter Jen Mize is with us on Perth Tonight to talk about the album, the great cowboy crooners, and the unexpected complexity of country music.

Rev heads, we have your weekend sorted. Cruisin Automotive are holding their annual car show this coming weekend, supporting Camp Quality, and the wonderful work they do for the families of kids with cancer. 

Ian Hearne from Cruisin Automotive joins us to talk about the event, and about classic cars.

Love flying or hate it, we all do a lot of it these days. Travel Bug, Steve 'Grumpy' Collins, takes us through his tips and experiences for getting the most out of your airtime.

Our social media expert Ming Johanson is with us talking about Facebook payments, safeguarding elections in Indonesia, and combating vaccine misinformation on social media.

Each week, Cliff shares the latest entertainment news, movie releases and DVD announcements.

Keystart is designed to help low income earners buy their own homes, but will the changes proposed to help relieve mortgage stress might not be all they're cracked up to be. 

Managing Director of Strategic Property Group, Trent Fleskens walks us through the problem.

With International Women's Day coming up tomorrow, we spoke to Tania Cecconi from CEOs for Gender Equity about how solving the pay gap makes good business sense.

Former MP Kay Hallahan and Notre Dame senior lecturer in Politics and International Relations Dr Martin Drum get stuck into the topics of the week, including whistleblowers, the study disproving again the link between vaccines and autism, and whether 16-year-olds should have the right to vote.

Flight crew are the embodiment of brand image and values, and Virgin Atlantic are taking a sharp turn with theirs - they're ditching rules around compulsory make up for female flight attendants. 

Etiquette expert Clare Maxfield talks about what causes brands to make these kinds of changes.