More and more people are turning to alternative cancer treatments, sometimes with disastrous results. Dr Lee Jackson, Breast Cancer Surgeon at Perth Specialist Breast Care and Head of Breast Services at Fiona Stanley Hospital, tells us more.

It's everyone's worst nightmare - your beloved furbaby is sick and needs a lifesaving operation. Those ops are made possible by dog and cat blood donors and a team managing the donations. Colleen Madris is the Coordinator of the Osborne Park Animal Blood Bank, she gives us all the details.

The Royal Australian Mint has set people buzzing and started a treasure hunt with an intriguing new set of coins. Mint CEO Ross McDiarmid tells us all about it.

Why are people drawn into online dating and romance scams? According to the ACCC romance scams cost Aussies $42 million dollars per year, the second highest next to insurance scams. 

Clinical Psychologist Lisa Irving helps us unravel the issue.

A survey has found up to 50% of Australian employers are still reluctant to hire workers over a certain age, and for more than two thirds of this group, that age was 50. 

Australian HR Institute Chief Executive Lyn Goodear joins us to talk about this issue.

This week on the Thursday Panel, Chris, Lanna Hill of One Small Step Coaching and Media Stables' Nic Hayes discuss what's important in this week's news including Pica Bar's troubles, gambling, bike helmets and more.

On the spookiest night of the year, ask yourself, do you believe in ghosts? The Paranormal Hunters are with us to show us their latest findings at Perth's spookiest locations.

RAC Autoservices Manager Glen McIntyre joins us each month to talk cars. This month they ask whether you still need a manual licence, European cars, and whether your fuel pump should REALLY be kept more than a quarter full.

Premier Mark McGowan recently outlined his plans to create a defence industry hub here in Perth. He joins us to explain how the project would impact the economy and jobs growth.

In Australia lots of us think of Halloween as an American festival, but it goes back a lot longer than most people think - right back to pagan Europe. 

Dr Nathalie Collins tells us more about this fascinating festival.