Mining magnate Andrew Forrest announced he's committing $100 million to ocean conservation and that he believes it's a mistake to strip "marine parks away from oceans, when they are the only proven solution to ocean conservation".

On Perth Tonight Marine Scientist, Frank Prokop told Chris why he thinks the Fortescue Metals Group founder's claims are 'misleading'.

Populism, xenophobia and fear seem to be sweeping our nation in a fashion somewhat reminiscent of the beginning of the war of the 1930’s, where liberal elites have been discarded by the masses in favour of political extremists, outcasts and cynics.

Yet, with all the information society has access to we are more gullible than ever before. Have we created the perfect storm of events for the next dark age or is there hope for humanity?

Bernard Keane, author of The Mess We're In: How Our Politics Went to Hell and Dragged Us with it, spoke with Chris about his latest book and the future of humanity...

The Pontificants are back, turning headlines into humour.

This week Christopher McCabe, Glen Myles and Steve Collins joined Chris to give you your weekly does of funnies!

Several unlicenced, backyard car dealers have recently been fined for offences including using false names and winding-back odometers. 

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Acting Commissioner for Consumer Protection, David Hillyard how we, as consumers can avoid being ripped off.

Motor vehicle buyers who believe they have been misled can lodge a complaint on the Consumer Protection website www.consumerprotection.wa.gov.au. Enquiries can be made by [email protected] or by calling 1300 30 40 54.

The elderly owner of the wooden power pole that sparked the 2014 Parkerville inferno is being sued by 189 of her neighbours, however she claims she had no idea the pole was in such poor condition.

Is ignornance still a defence?

Chris asked Lawyer Murray Thornhill from HHG Legal, who is responsible for maintaining power poles?

Editor in Chief of AirlineRatings.com and Aviation Editor at The West Australian, Geoffrey Thomas spoke with Chris about Malaysia's report into the disappearance of MH370.

What gives Cuban music it's rthymn and life and how has it come to be?

Ahead of performing with The Bar at Buena Vista - The Grandfathers of Cuban Music in Perth this week, trumpeter Lazaro Ernesto Numa Pompa spoke with Chris about the past, present and intricacies of Cuban music.

The City of Perth Commissioners voted unanimously to reduce parking fees at Point Fraser after multi faceted venue, Ku De Ta entered voluntary administration.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with City of Perth Council Chair Commissioner, Eric Lumsden about the decision.

Train nerds Warren Duffy, Brett Mohen and Brayden Hesford reminisced about rakes, conversed about carriages and gave us all the information we need to know to catch a steam train this weekend.