Telstra chief executive Andy Penn announced a raft of changes designed to make the telcom more commercially competative and keep shareholders happy. 

By investing $600 million in restructuring charges, roughly 8,000 employees will be made redundant.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with the Shadow Minister for Communications, Michelle Rowlands about the future of Telstra.

The State Treasury website had almost 110,000 hits as of Saturday after it was revealed the State Government has a record amount of unclaimed money sitting in the Government’s safe.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Dylan Caporn, reporter at The West Australian Newspaper how to find out whether some of that money could belong to you.

Police Minister, Michelle Roberts and WA Police Commissioner, Chris Dawson announced the posting of $250,000 dollars in reward money for information on the disappearance of Julie Cutler, 30 years ago.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked former WA Police Commissioner, Karl O'Callaghan whether reward incentives help solve cold cases and if so why?

In 1976, Hotham Valley Tourist Railway ran its first steam train, Steam Ranger and has been successfully operating from Dwellingup into the Darling Ranges ever since.

Lost Perth's Warren Duffy, Rail Heritage's Philippa Rogers, Bennet Brook Railway's James Waterhouse and Hotham Valley Railway's Brett Mohen spoke with Chris about the rich history of the Hotham Valley Tourist Railway and the upcoming exhibition.

Chris Ilsley was joined by Brightwater Care Group CEO, Jennifer Lawrence, for tonight's Older & Wiser segment.

This month they discussed home care package assessments, respite services and quality care throughout the twilight years.

A rare car once owned by Australian cricketer Jeff Thomson broke a record on the weekend, selling for over $1 million at an auction in Bathurst.

The Ford GTHO Phase III retailed at just over $5,000 when it debuted in 1971.

Head Auctioneer at Lloyd's Classic Car Auctions told Chris that closing Australian car manufacturing companies upped the value of classic cars.

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

This week he spoke to Chris about Optus' World Cup streaming issues.

The rape and murder of 22 year-old comedian Eurydice Dixon in Melbourne last week struck fear into the heart of every woman in Australia. 

In the wake of this tragic crime former regional Victorian police detective, Narelle Fraser spoke with Chris about the need to blame the offender and not the victim.

It was all about the ladies as Indian Blue Chorus took over Perth Tonight's airwaves for 15 glorious minutes.

Be blown away by the harmonies of their Baritone and pause as their perfect pitch peaks your ears interest...

Did you know Malta was named after a honey bee subspecies that's native to the Maltese Islands?

Each week Steve 'Grumpy' Collins regales us with tales of his travels and profiles a destination you might like to consider for your next getaway.

This week we revisited the rich history of Malta.