Some Perth residents were alarmed at a bright object which appeared in the sky tonight. Matt Woods from the Perth observatory joins us to answer your questions.

West Australian Ombudsman Chris Field sat down with Chris Ilsley to talk about whats fair and what isn't in council rates.

Recent reports have brought to light some alarming stories about superannuation providers fleecing more than 4000 deceased customers, charging fees for no service, and misuse of funds. Which brings up the question: what happens to our super when we die?

Murray Thornhill, Director of HHG Group and Notary, spoke to Chris about the ins and outs of what you need to know about your super - this one is unmissable.

Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital recently celebrated a huge milestone in its 60th anniversary since it first opened its doors in 1958. 

Sue Davis, Nurse Director Corporate Nursing, Research & Education and Chair of Charlie's 60th Anniversary Committee joined Chris to talk about the hosptial's remarkable history and its 60th birthday festivities.

In Hot Topics tonight journalists Karalee Katsambanis and Tiffany Fox join Chris to talk about Malcolm Turnbull's nod to his family, the stress of being married to someone in public life, and the complicated world of recycling.

Specialist Cancer Services Pharmacist and co-owner of Chemo@home, Julie Adams walked out of hospital not once, but twice. She discharged herself against the advice of her doctors once after giving birth, and once after a minor procedure, because she felt the system treated her like a number, not a person.  

She talked to Chris about empowering patients with choice about where they have their treatment, and more choice in technologies and services.

Each week, technology guru Ben Aylett of benaylett.com shares the latest news and answers your questions relating to all things digital!

This week Ben and Chris talk wifi safety, facebook, copyright, and more

Each week Steve 'Grumpy Collins introduces us to the charms of the less-travelled cities of Europe. Come with us for a stroll through Avignon, Basel, Bruges and  Heidelberg

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 presence, online sharing, and scams.

The second annual Best Beard Competition will get going tommorrow night, and Ryan Davies is excited. 

Ryan is the Captain of the Bearded Villains, a group of men dedicated to the art of the beard. He chatted to Chris about the whys and wherefores of beard culture. 

The competition will be held at the Ball and Chain in Fremantle and covers categories including Full Beard, Moustache, and Mutton Chops. 

The comp will raise money for the Fremantle Men's Community Shed and feature the very best of face fur from all over town.