Technology guru Ben Aylett left us with the need for speed this week as he reviewed the 2018 Toyota Australia Corolla and took your calls...

Each week Grumpy regales us with tales of his travels and profiles a destination you might like to consider for your next getaway. This week he explores the charms of Xian, China.

Children's reading outcomes have been getting a positive boost from an unusual source, man's best friend

Mary O'Donovan and her dog Tommy work with children as part of the Story Dogs program, helping kids with literacy. She and Tommy joined Chris in the studio to discuss the program and all the ways it helps kids read.

Perth College Director of Performing Arts, Chris Goff, and Creative Director, Danny Parker, are the brains behind Emily: The Musical, the story of a groundbreaking nun who changed the face of 

They spoke with Chris about this formidable woman, the legacy she created, and the musical they wrote about her.

Social Media Expert Ming Johanson joins Chris on Perth Tonight each fortnight with all the latest communication and technology news.

This week Ming and Chris talk social media influencers, deceptive posts, and what happens when you get hacked.

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

Jay Martin's debut novel Vodka and Apple Juice: an Undiplomatic Wife in Poland has been described as generous and funny. 

Flitting bettween ambassadorial cocktail parties and the culture shock of her move to Poland, with all its challenges. 

Jay joined Chris to discuss her Hungerford-winning first novel and the challenges of living in a new culture.

Each month Robert Shaw from Master Builders Association (MBA) answers all your building related questions and keeps you updated on the building industry.

The Pontificants are at it again. Join us for hijinks and hilarity with Elijah James, Tom Catt,Chris McCabe and Steve 'Grumpy' Collins.

The Trump administration and its closest intelligence partners have quietly warned technology firms they will demand 'lawful access' to all encrypted emails, text messages and voice communications, threatening to compel compliance if the companies refuse to coluntarily provide the information to the governments. 

Professor Craig Valli is the Director of ECU's Security Research institute; he spoke to Chris about privacy, and the role of encryption protecting personal rights.