Transport workers will be offering fare-free rides from Wednesday to Friday this week as part of their continued strike protesting pay and conditions. 

Tim Dawson, Secretary of the Transport Workers Union WA, updated us on the ongoing dispute.

Dr Hooman Golestani, our dentist extraordinaire, joins us once a month to answer your questions.

With Halloween just round the corner, American-born marketing consultant Sarah Mitchell joins us to talk about what Aussies can do to make it a better experience for everyone.

Polio is a crippling and potentially fatal disease and while it no longer threatens Australians, its impact has not been forgotten.

It's estimated that Australia has 400,000 polio survivors - the country's single largest disability group.

The virus attacks the motor neurons that relay messages from the spinal cord to muscles and can lead to paralysis in some cases.

Polio survivor Cheryl Oprandi joined us to talk about the impact this disease continues to have on Australians lives.

Santa's workshop is a WA-based charitable organisation who builds and refurbishes toys for disadvantaged kids at Christmas. 

They will soon lose their current premises and need to relocated to keep operating - Lynn Hoothout, volunteer, committee member, and sorting elf at Santa's Workshop, explained the problem to us.

Zaun Bhana stepped in for tech guru Ben Aylett to catch us up with tech news. This week we're talking internet speeds, surveillance, and the Big Bash

It's on tonight! Karalee, Tiffany and Chris debate whether political correctness has gone mad and whether kids movies are as wholesome as they seem.

An estimated 2.7 billion unpaid carers in Australia work daily to meet the needs of their loved ones, a job which can be exhausting, physically and emotionally demanding, and financially challenging. 

Paul Coates, CEO of the Carer's Association of WA, told us more about the job of caring.

Chris takes us through this week in music

It's nearly Halloween - or should we say Howl-o-ween. Perth Arena is holding a spooky party for pooches that'll set tails wagging - Julia Seymour joined us to fill us in.