On Perth Tonight Chris talked to Paul McDermott about his new show, "Paul McDermott & Gatesy Go Solo" with Tripod's Steven Gates. Set to hit Perth's Astor Theatre on the 30th of June, Paul reveals to Chris how audiences have changed over the years.

His last name include the word 'tyre' so it's safe to say Glen McIntyre was destined to become a mechanic! The RAC Autoservices Manager joins Chris every month to demystify what's going on beneath the bonnet.

This week he and Chris asked you to recall the memories of your first car...

On the day the WA State Government announced it would join the National Redress Scheme, Chris spoke with the author of A Long Way from No Go, Tjanara Goreng Goreng. 

Tjanara was the first Aboriginal woman to blow the whistle on abuse in Catholic boarding institutions in Queensland and her story of strength and determination is both inspiring and heartfelt.

Leaky tap? Rattling water heater? Blocked drain?

Everyone loves a plumber when the proverbial literally hits the fan!

On Perth Tonight plumber, Jeremy Hall answered all your queries about piping!

More than 38,000 people are reported missing in Australia each year. Sometimes they're found, other times they're not.

WA Acting Sergeant Mick Slaughter dispels some of the myths surrounding reporting a person missing and the facts that could help locate a loved one.

A centrelink customer has accused the social services provider of playing false, recorded 'call waiting' beeps to encourage people to hang up the phone.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Chris Smoje, of Dime Customer Service "what's the likeliness of this accusation being true?"

Matt Donelly from Donelly Auctions took your calls and valued the antiques of Perth including a Don Bradman coin and an antique table.

It's nearly end of financial year! What do we need to know come July 1st?

Financial Planner, Nick Bruining's got you covered! 

He joined Chris on Perth Tonight to take your calls on capital gains, cryptocurrency, private super payments and more...

A report released today by The Methamphetamine Action Plan (MAP) Taskforce, detailed the personal experiences of Western Australian's who've been impacted by the drug.

Chris spoke with the Chair of The MAP Taskforce, Ron Alexander, who said the report suggested prevention, education and clinical treatment of addiction as a health issue - rather than a criminal issue, would encourage recovery.

Is it time to make more rentals pet friendly?

New research found 1 in 5 pet owners have re-homed an animal and over 20,000 pets have been euthanased because of a change in rental accommodation.

Pet Expert and Founder of Rufus & Coco, Anneke van den Broek told Chris that roughly four per cent of rentals in Australia are advertised as being 'pet friendly' as apposed to 60 per cent in New York, despite evidence suggesting children cause more damage to property.