Local butcher and owner of Mondo's, Vince Garreffa told Chris how his instincts prevented him from being scammed out of $800 by a serial 'shop and dash' offender, who was driving without licence plates.

It's feared the proposed third runway at Perth Airport will impact roughly 10,000 homes under the flight path. 

Liberal MP, Steve Irons is considering renewing calls for the Federal Government to implement an aircraft insulation scheme, helping affected residents combat noise pollution.

He spoke with Chris about how similar schemes have operated in other Australian states.

Teacher and children's author Rina Foti's first picture book story was rejected 13 times!

She's since gone on to release six books, which have received critical acclaim, and her message to young readers is to "dream, believe in themselves and work hard to achieve their goals".

Ms Foti spoke with Chris about her latest offering, Cat Spies Mouse, and how it challenges stereotypes and the status quo.

Finish this sentence...

"Revenge is a dish...

The Pontificants; Haydn Tuia, Christopher McCabe, Mick Gledhill and Steve Collins joined Chris for another delicious serving of comedy.

The Fourth of July, American Independence Day, is rooted in centuries of history but what does it mean to contemporary Americans?

Chris asked the U.S. Consul General in Perth, Rachel Cooke about the way American expats celebrate this patriotic day in Australia and what it means in today's context.

Would you return a faulty item if you bought it online? What about if it was under $25? 

New research has found two thirds of online shoppers could be losing hundreds of dollars because they either can't be bothered returning low-cost purchases or because they consider the returns process too inconvenient.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Jessica Ip, Head of Commercial and Transformation at CouriersPlease, about the cumulative cost faulty online goods.

The eruption of Mount Agung might inconvenience tourists travelling to Bali, but to those who know her well, Mount Agung plays a far more important role than just potentially interrupting flight paths.

Travel writer Chris Parry gave Chris some background on one of the founding members of the Ring of Fire.

Do you remember a time when advertisers weren't beholden to consumer legislation protecting against "false claims"?

You might've found yourself becoming nostalgic about a poster of a tonic which (wrongly) claimed to be a 'miracle' cure for just about everything!

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Richard Boyd from the Bottles & Collectables of WA Club about early advertisements and how the industry has changed.