Did you pass your drivers test first time and if not, why did you fail?

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Driving Instructor, Martin Collis the ten most common reasons people fail their practical driving assessment, as well as hearing you driving test stories.

New research from Curtin University has found men who worked in physically active jobs were more likely to die earlier than those working in largely inactive jobs. 

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Professor Leon Straker from the School of Physiotherapy and Exercise Science at Curtin University, about the findings.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Western Power Spokesperson, Paul Entwistle why the company does not take a proactive maintenance approach to fixing broken street lights.

Telstra sent shock waves around the country with the announcement they will axe 8,000 jobs, a tactic Marketing Focus' Barry Urquhart refers to as 'corporate anorexia'.

He spoke to Chris about the future of Australian business and why the 'slash, burn, cut and gut' model won't work.

Each week Grumpy regales us with tales of his travels and profiles a destination you might like to consider for your next getaway. This week he gave us some great tips on travelling Australia's Western coast on a budget!

In 2014, during a series of residencies, Spare Parts Puppet theatre found themselves immersed in the rural, wheat belt lifestyle of Merredin.

Inspired by the farming community’s love of the land, a new production was born.

The Farmer’s Daughter  celebrates the iconic Australian spirit of life on the land at its home theatre in Fremantle from June 30 for the school holidays and the first week of Term 3.  

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Spare Parts Puppet Theatre's Artistic Director, Philip Mitchell about the company's latest offering.

An asteroid, roughly 450km wider than the one responsible for the extinction of the dinosaurs, is orbiting Earth.

Vesta, can be seen as it passes through our skies until July 17, because of its composition and size.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Matt Woods from the Perth Observatory, what we should be looking for and when...