An Australian traveler claims he was left reeling after his phone and computer were searched by customs officers at Sydney Airport.The man made the claim via social media, alleging there weren't grounds for the search and it was not warranted.

Chris put the question to Tom Percy QC, asking whether customs have carte blanche to search the technology of anyone who flies?

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 discussed search laws, dodgy reception and suspicious emails...

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 talks us through the winding backroads of WA's midwest and their stunning roadside wildflower displays.

Mark Lizotte, better known as Perth-raised musician Diesel, spoke to Chris about his recently released Greatest Hits album covering his 30 year career. 

From sleeping on his manager's couch to, through playing guitar for Jimmy Barnes, right through to a staple of the Australian music scene. 

Diesel will be in Perth next month on the West Aussie leg of his tour, for more info or to  check out the album www.dieselmusic.com.au

Need a new job, like stalking exes on Facebook? This is how hackers use Facebook and social recognition to gather intel about you.

Are you failing at online dating because you are aiming higher than you should? Entire industries are built out of ‘learning while we sleep’, yet the evidence keeps coming in that it’s simply not possible.

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.

The weather has cleared and the sun is out for Beverley's annual Agricultural Show

Sarah Aynsley, President of the Beverley Agricultural Society, joined to Chris to talk about all the fun, farming and fireworks on this year at the show.

Rumours of big cats have plagued the bushy hills of Chidlow for years now but never before has there been concrete proof of a sighting.

Vaughan King, founder of the Australian Big Cat Research Group, hopes to change that.

He and his comrades have set up camera traps and are using thermal imaging drones for a new documentary, The Hunt, which hopes to prove the existence of the legends in Australia, beyond reasonable doubt.

Read about it here.

The results are in - and the winner is...

John Butler from Butlers Lawyers and Notaries  has been practicing law for 46 years and offers his expertise to 6PR callers on Perth Tonight every month. John is a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New South Wales, a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory, and on the Roll of Legal Practitioners for the High Court of Australia. This week and Chris spoke about child support and property division.