Prominent Perth Barrister and radio personality Richard Utting was the first person to broadcast the location of speed cameras when it was still a taboo - he tells us how he got away with it and better ways to reduce the road toll.

Today we celebrate a very special birthday - the Periodic Table of Elements turns 150!

Professor Mark Ogden is a Chemist from the Curtin School of Molecular and Life Sciences, he tells us the fascinating story of how it was created, and the way it changed chemistry in this, the UN International Year of the Periodic Table.

Dementia is one of the leading causes of death in Australia, and causing distress to families nationwide. 

Founder of the Smart Brain Health Centre Louise Hallinan joins us to talk about a different way of tackling the problem.

Australians have invented some incredible things, and on Perth Tonight we talk with author and Ingenious Oz founder Nigel Collin about some of the stories of Aussie's most innovative and ingenious businesses and products.

Is Facebook's 10-year-challenge hiding a dark purpose? And how can you find out of your accounts have been compromised?

Ben and Chris talk about all that and more on Talking Tech's new night.

We've long understood the links between lower incomes and health issues, but did you know studies have shown income drops, and unstable income were associated with heart attack, stroke, and premature death. 

Dr Sultan Linjawi of myhealthexplained.com tells us how to manage the risks.

Karalee and Tiffany are back with 2019's Hot Topics. Tonight they tackle vacswim, toothpaste, and Freo business owner's problem with local beggars.

Chris Ilsley and Peter Switzer discuss what small business can learn from success stories, and new year, new challenges – what should businesses watch out for? Our Workwise segment poses the question: what are the signs that your employee might be about to quit, and how can you prevent it? Small business recruitment expert Jacqui Elliott from Astute Recruitment & HR shares insights. Sarah Holloway quit her job as a corporate lawyer and turned her side hustle into her main gig. Matcha Maiden is a big hit and it’s changed Sarah’s life. Will Small Business pay for the sins of the big banks? WA Small Business Commissioner admits concern.

Comedy Hypnotist Matt Hale chat with Tony about his new show, The Feelgood Factory. 

Matt is back in Perth from an international tour to play this year's Perth's Fringe Festival!

https://fringeworld.com.au/whats_on/comedy-hypnotist-matt-hale-s-feelgood-factory-fw2019

Changes to Capital Gains taxes mooted in the lead up to the next elections may have wider reaching effects than you'd expect, whether you own an investment property or not. 

Trent Fleskens, Managing Director of Strategic Property Group, breaks down the data and what the proposed changes could mean for you.