NASA's Insight capsule left Earth in May of this year, travelling towards the red planet, and will touch down early tomorrow morning in the latest push to explore our galaxy. Matt Woods from Perth Observatory has joined us to tell us about this latest human adventure

Scalpers, banks, and trigger warnings are in the line of fire tonight on Hot Topics this week with Karalee Katsambanis and Tiffany Fox.

Kids are spending more time than ever in front of screens, a phenomenon linked to a range of negative health and behavioural effects. Could family data plans be partly responsible, giving kids endless screen time? Cyber-safety and IT Teacher Pete Brown weighs in.

Can our politicians learn something from the most divisive man on the planet? Networking expert Michael Grant joins us to talk about what Australia oculd learn from Donald Trump.

White Ribbon Day this week has domestic violence at the top of our minds once again. CEO of Shelter WA Michelle Mackenzie joins us to talk about a positive legislative move which will help victims of domestic violence get safety and move on with their lives.

Steve Grumpy Collins brings us to the beautiful Canadian city of Calgary and points out what it has in common with us.

Will you be able to game with your gut in the future? Is your next job going to be ninja or evangelist? Forgetful? Walking backwards can boost your short term memory. Are you a boring date? And do you really need to cover your webcam?

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

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

Heard stories about families imploding over money after a death in the family?

Michael Grant is a strategic legacy planner, talks to Perth Tonight about avoiding ugly inheritance fights.

This week on the Thursday Panel Meg Coffey of Coffey & Tea, and author Richard Offen join Chris to talk about scams and the police plan to stop runaway cars.