Michael Phillipou is the founder of Australia's first loans and deposits marketplace, Lodex.

He spoke with Chris about the bidding system and how it's shaking up the lending industry.

It's homelessness week from August 6-12 and this year’s theme is “Ending homelessness together’’, because "there's always something we can do".

On Perth Tonight Chris hosted a panel featuring Senior Policy Officer at Shelter WA, Karyn Lochore, Roberts Day Planning Design's, Dan Pearce and Housing Manager at Bethanies, Sean Kelly to discuss how our attitude to denser housing, more affordable housing impacts the homeless community in Perth.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Australia's most loved scientist Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, about life, the universe and the new Australian documentary he's voiced Living Universe, which addresses the question "Are we alone?"

The mayor of Subiaco, Penny Taylor moved a motion urging WALGA to advocate that single houses require demolition approval.

Although the motion gathered notable support, it was defeated 95-127 during WALGA's annual general meeting.

On Perth Tonight Belmont mayor Phil Marks spoke with Chris about the reasons he apposed the motion, which prompted mayor Taylor to call the program and re-iterate she intended the plan to be opt-in.

Mat Donelly from Donelly Auctions took your calls and valued the antiques of Perth.

Research from RateCity.com.au has found lenders who use 'honeymoon rates' to attract new home loan customers can put punters out of pocket by over $33,000 in five years and $140,000 in 30 years.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Nick Bruining of N.C. Bruining and Associates, about honeymoon rates and their fine print...

The City of Kwinana installed two drainage nets earlier this year as part of a trial to reduce debris in Henley Reserve.

The nets have been successful, collecting a whopping 370kg of rubbish.

Chris asked the Mayor of the City of Kwinana, Carol Adams where the large quantity of waste came from, what it consists of and where it will go...

Araluen Botanic Park will be in full bloom from the 18th until the 24th of August, where hard working staff and volunteers continue the over 80 year old, annual tradition of planting more than 150,000 tulips.

Chris asked the General manager of Araluen Botanic Park, Grant Nixon "what do you plant, why do you plant it and how easy is it to grow it"?

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 spoke about NBN people power and cyber security.

Increasing numbers of people are being encouraged to leave full employment to work as contactors or independent traders, Barry Urquhart of Marketing Focus discusses this trend