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

This week he spoke with Chris about My Health Record, Australian's attitudes toward data collection and Audiofly headphones.

Since July 1, when time restrictions for the victims of sexual assault to sue were removed, there's been a significant increase in lawsuits alleging historic child sex abuse.

Chris spoke with Tom Percy QC, about what the national redress scheme means for victims and perpetrators of abuse.

Each week Steve ‘Grumpy’  Collins discusses a destination you might like to consider for your next holiday. 

Stunning landscapes and over 5000 years of history and cultural flair. This week he spoke to Chris about his travels to South Korea.

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 spoke about 3D gun printing and removing bad actors from Facebook.

Any further questions, contact Ming here.

From prostitution rings, to an Italian mafia infiltration. Northbridge hasn't always held the best reputation. Fast forward to present day, curious minds are now able to walk the streets and discover the vast history of this buzzing location.

Chris Ilsley spoke with Northbridge walking tour guide, Christie Strauss, about how the tour strives to capture community interest about the historical suburb.

General Practitioner and Physiotherapist Dr Andrew Thompson joins Chris monthly to offer you his expertise on managing pain (among other things).

This week he answered your questions about sciatica, hamstrings, bursitis, gel injections and shoulder, knee and back pains.

Police responses to the infamous Lindt Cafe Siege in December 2014 revealed many shortcomings.

For her first book Siege, Veteran journalist Deborah Snow conducted over fifty interviews which lay bare what happened behind the scenes as hostages attempted to keep themselves alive, waiting for police.

The Pontificants are back, turning headlines into humour.

This week Haydn Tuia, Elijah James, Gareth Knight and Steve Collins joined Chris to give you your weekly does of funnies!

Beware of white vans selling 'bargains', keep your smoke alarms up to date if you wish to be covered by insurance and don't respond to random callers - especially if they claim to be checking on the progress of your visa application.

Consumer Protection's Dave Hillyard spoke with Chris about the latest scams targeted at Western Australians.