Take a trip down memory lane with Warren Duffy as he and Chris remember ‘Lost Perth’.

Customers have taken to social media to voice complaints about a Queensland McDonalds policy of insisting customers' first place their order and then use the code on the bottom of their receipt to get access to the toilet.

Chris asked TwoHoots CEO, Jo Ucukalo whether this is a move of bad faith or or whether McDonalds are operating within their rights. 

 

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Each Monday journalist Karalee Katsambanis joins Chris to discuss the weekend’s news.

Karalee’s unique perspective and candid opinions always keep the debate lively.

This week you phoned in to share your views on plastic bags.

This month Perth Tonight Spotlight featured an Aviation Editor who initially spent 25 years working in commerce and banking.

Geoffrey Thomas has written documentaries, regularly commentates world wide for various TV, print and radio organisations and tonight he shared the story of his life with Chris Ilsley.

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

This week he told us how to keep our 'secrets', secret!

The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has announced it will not assess the proposed wave park in Alfred Cove, despite concerns from local residents.

Alfred Cove Action Group member, Margaret Sandford told Chris the public response overwhelmingly supported a full public environmental review.

Harry Potter fans rejoice!

An interactive, magical dining experience featuring animatronics, holograms and pyrotechnics will take over Claremont's iconic Christ Church this June.

Vivienne Doran, artistic director of Edgyx and part of the creative team behind the experience told Chris punters can look forward to being served a 3 coursemeal under the famous floating candle ceiling before they learn how to make their very own magical elixirs.

The Outback Air Race has raised over $2.1 million for the Royal Flying Doctor Service since it began in 1996 and this year they're hoping to add an extra $500,000 to that!

Outback Air Race Manager and member of Bad Mooney Rising, Stuart Payne spoke with Chris about the GPS-based navigation time trial and travelling through remote Australia .

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Should selling candy at the checkout aisle be banned?

Would you eat a dish that contained cockroach milk?

What does Tinder do to your brain and are people who wear glasses more intelligent? 

Each fortnight publisher Alexandra Tselios from The Big Smoke, poses the big questions.

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 took us to Palau, an archipelago of over 500 islands in the Micronesia region, where visitors are being asked to take a pledge.