Each month Robert Shaw from Master Builders Association (MBA) answers all your building related questions and keeps you updated on the building industry.

This week Robert spoke with Chris about micro lots, new incentives to entice buyers to the regions and mental health on construction sites.

Hell and High Water tells the story of the only Australian Olympic champion killed on the battlefield, Cecil Healy.

On Perth Tonight, author Rochelle Nicholls spoke with Chris about the life of the gold medal winning Olympian and why he was plagued in the pool and on the ground.

Got a dental question? Join Dr Hooman Golestani from Dental 359 on Perth Tonight with Chris Ilsley.

Among the questions asked this month by listeners:

International research by a team of collaborators from around the world  has found that exercise can help prevent depression,  regardless of geography or age.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Clinical Director at the Black Dog Institute, Josephine Anderson about how this will effect people suffering from depression.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Monash University Emeritus Professor, Raymond Cas about predicting volcanic activity.

This month, Perth Tonight‘s resident antiques expert Mat Donelly spoke to Chris about a $90,000 IKEA item and answered questions about the interesting items our listeners have at home.

For more information contact Mat at Donnelly Auctions on 9443 5367

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 the the future of 'fake news'.

City of Joondalup residents say they have been kept in the dark about the councils infill plans. 

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Labor Member for Joondalup Emily Hamilton, who said the consultation process should be transparent. 

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with CEO of Australian Dairy Farmers, David Inall about the ACCC's dairy inquiry final report.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to the President of the Western Australian Card Collectors Society, Norman Drake who's pulled together more than 900 rare and historic postcards for an exhibition.