On Perth Tonight St John Ambulance WA CEO, Tony Ahern responded to MP Adele Farina's criticism of the Final Report into St John's workplace culture.

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

This week Ben warned us about a 'Royal Wedding scam' and gave his opinion on Telstra's nationwide mobile outage.

Each week, travel bug Steve ‘Grumpy’ Collins takes us to a new and exotic destination!

This week we caught 'Grumpy' mere moments after he touched down in Perth, fresh from his trip travelling South Africa in style!

A report released this week found homelessness in Perth rose 12 per cent in five years and rough sleeping increased by 17 per cent.

Lead Researcher of the report and Professor of Housing Research and Policy at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Hal Pawson told Chris support payment changes were among many contributing factors responsible for the rise.

Social Media Expert Ming Johanson of mingjohanson.com.au joins Chris on Perth Tonight each fortnight with all the latest communication and technology news.

This week Ming shared her views on sharing data, being socially hacked and scam calls!

ScriptWise's inaugural National Prevention of Prescription Medication Dependence Week began on Monday and Kim Brotherson, Managing Director of Pharmacy 777 told Chris the reasons he supports the initiative.

National Broadband Network (NBN) Principal Spokesperson, Phillipa Perry answered the questions you've been asking about the NBN.

Rock hunting has taken off in Western Australia in a big way - in fact WA Rocks have been jet-setting around the world!

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with the Co-founder of WA Rocks, Kelly Stonham about the craze sweeping the nation and its therapeutic benefits.

Boat owners and bike riders look set to benefit from the State Budget.

Transport Minister Rita Saffioti told Chris the State Government's allocated more than $134 million to fund cycling infrastructure - including completing the missing section of the Fremantle Railway PSP.

Point Walter, Port Geographe and Port Coogee are also among areas that will benefit from $1.5 million in Recreational Boating Facilities Scheme (RBFS) funding.