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 he taught us how to travel South Africa in style.

Would you use Facebooks' dating service?

What's your opening line? 

Why is the Royal Wedding using Al-based facial recognition technology AND would you use consider using a robot therapist? 

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

A happy ending for a mother whose rose bushes were stolen from her front garden.

The Mt Helena resident planted the Mother's Day gift in memory of her late husband.

On Perth Tonight Chris enlisted some help to brighten her day.

Have you purchased a lemon, not sure about a warranty or has a product or service not lived up to your expectations?

Join Dave Hillyard from Consumer Protection each month on Perth Tonight as he answers all of your questions and raises a few issues of his own.

This month Dave told landlords how to stop their properties from becoming grow-houses, flagged a tax scam and reminded us about gas heater safety.

When he’s not in the studio with us, you can contact Dave and the Consumer Protection team via the website or by calling 1300 304 054.

Her knowledge combines the best of modern and complementary medicine, so it’s no surprise we come away a little wiser after pharmacist and naturopath Hilary Lane joins us in the studio!

Hilary Lane practices at the Ultra Health Centre in Floreat.

Do you ever forget to do the things that make you happy?

Author Bernadette Fisers wrote The Little Book of Big Happiness as a gentle reminder to focus more on the things that will bring you happiness and less on the trivialities of daily life.

Believe it or not, it's easier than it sounds...

Financial Planner, Nick Bruining tells us who wins and who loses in Scott Morrison's 2018 budget.

In 1994 details emerged of how jurors in the UK used a Ouija board to help determine the verdict of a murder trial.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Tom Percy QC about the reliability of Australia jurors and how to prevent a similar injustice from occurring.

The Cat Haven is waiving the adoption fee and treatment costs of 50 kittens with ring-worm.

Cat Haven Marketing Manager, Chandra Woodley told Chris she's attempting to re-home more than 600 cats due to a late breeding season, however she's particularly keen to house the kittens.

To adopt a cat head to cathaven.com.au

The price of classic Aussie cars, made by the likes of Ford and Holden, has sky rocketed since Australian manufacturers closed their doors.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked the editor of Unique Cars Magazine, Guy Allen whether it's time to sell that old Torana?