Hearing Awareness Week starts on Monday, and we're talking about the selective kind. 

Audiologist Emma Chaffey explains how selective deafness could be impacting your life.

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

Alexandra Tselios, publisher and author of The Big Smoke, asks the big questions!

Veteran journalist Mike Willesee passed away today at the age of 76 after a prolonged struggle with throat cancer. His long-time colleague, Ray Martin, joins us to talk about the life and career of this remarkable West Australian.

A report obtained by WAtoday.com.au under the Freedom of Information Act shows some councils are aren't pulling their weight with public housing. We speak with The University of Western Australia Senior Lecturer Dr Paul Maginn about what the uneven spread of public housing and population density could mean for Perth.

This week on the Thursday Panel, workplace culture expert Tammy Tansley and Electric Agency managing director Nick Eggleton discuss George Pell, Muffin Break's foot-in-mouth workplace comments, Mark Mcgowan's plane strife, and more.

Cardinal George Pell was arguably the third most powerful catholic in the world, and his imprisonment can't help but sent a strong message to the Vatican. 

Lawyer Nicholas Stewart, partner at Dowson Turco Lawyers, explains the legal implications of this decision for the Vatican

Do you have birds in your life? Whether its shooing seagulls off our fish and chips at the beach, watching honey eaters flit through your garden, or listening fondly to kookaburras in the morning, Australia has an amazing relationship with its birds. 

Dr Grainne Cleary is a wildlife ecologist; her new book Your Backyard Birds details the relationship between people and their feathered neighbours. If you've ever wondered what your backyard birds are chatting about, why they're visiting with you, or how you can help them out, this is the book for you.