Hell Ship tells the historical story of the cIipper Ticonderoga and the emigrants on board, who’d set sail for Australia from the Highlands of Scotland in search of a new life.

Sadly, after the captain and most of the crew succumb to fever, Ticonderoga became a ‘floating hell’ that sharks circled, waiting for the next body to be disposed…

Author Michael Veitch told Chris the story of those who died onboard...

Late night comedy extraordinaires, The Pontificants served up another dashing of comedy with a side of the absurd.

Hear Pascal the 8th, Zhygi Shimkus, Adrian Alaberg and Steve Collins 'say it with a song' and 'plagiarise the proverb'...

Some of the last remaining, cast iron post boxes in WA that are still operational, have been added to the State Register of Heritage Places.

Minster for Heritage, David Templeman told Chris that one of the boxes, which is located in Bassendean, had certainly seen some sites. 

"When this postbox was first erected in Bassendean (142 years ago), there would've been mostly foot traffic and horse and carts...they're very robust"

Earlier this month Rio delivered iron ore using the world’s first ever long distance, heavy haul driverless train. Yet, it came with a warning that as technology advances, the company will be directly competing with the likes of tech giants Apple and Google for Australia’s shrinking pool of tech workers.

Rio Tinto are now targeting data scientists as a key component of their workforce.

Mining, Oil & Gas, Recruitment Specialist and General Manager of Trades and Labour at Scotford Fennessy, Andrew Sanders spoke with Chris about the future of Rio Tinto and whether 66% of the company's new recruits will be data scientists in five years.

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

This week he spoke to Chris about theft on building sites, Security of Payments for sub-contractors, the WA planning system review and whether 'green shoots' are emerging from the building slump.

From this week Westfield Carousel staff will be charged $3 a day to park at their workplace, while shoppers will get the first three hours free.

The introduction of paid parking prompted hundreds of protesters to gather outside the shopping centre, in opposition. 

Whiles Premier, Mark McGowan agreed the charge is an unfair additional cost to workers, Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association (SDA) WA Secretary, Peter O'Keefe claims the State Government is repsonsible for "forcing" Westfield's hand.

"The policy that was bought into effect in 2016 under the former State Government makes it very clear that if you want to get a development application through, you're going to have to introduce paid parking," Mr O'Keefe said.

He spoke with Chris about the reasons he opposes paying for parking at shopping centres.

A Scottish tenant has given her passive-aggressive, note leaving neighbours the Twitter treatment and it seems she’s having the last laugh.

24 year-old Keli Thomson found an anonymous note from a neighbour demanding she remove the rubbish from outside her house – which was caused by an emergency refit her bathroom required after the floor sank.

Rather than losing her cool, Thomson replied in good spirit and humour before promptly uploading the, now escalating, written exchange to twitter.

It has since been liked and retweeted thousands of times.

Yet, when it comes to the advice "love thy neighbour", it seems the 24 year-old Scot if failing! So who's in the wrong and how best should you deal with this situation?

Chris enlisted the help of etiquette expert Anna Musson from The Good Manners Company, to solve this dilemma.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Dr Caroline West, about what it's like to live with chronic pain.

Former Federal MP, George Gear spoke with Chris about the ongoing issues within the City of Melville.

The Country Women's Association (CWA) has been at the forefront of supporting rural families in every way possible, including but not limited to cooking for and teaching new neighbours how to cook, for almost 100 years.

Country Women's Association Country Classics; Over 400 Favourite Recipes, generously shares the hearty recipes of CWA branch members from around Australia.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with CWA National President, Dorothy Coombes about the book's delicious and often simple recipes and the stories of resilience behind them.