On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Perth Observatory's Matt Woods, about a huge asteroid which appeared unexpectedly and narrowly avoided a collision with Earth.

A nation wide 'system crash' prevented customers from purchasing their shopping from many Woolworth's stores today.

Shoppers were told to leave their groceries in the trollies and vacate, prompting many to vent their frustrations on social media.

On Perth Tonight Chris Asked Barry Urquhart from Marketing Focus, how this 'glitch' will affect the Woolworths brand.

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

On Monday Ben and Chris conducted an experiment to find out whether google is listening to our conversations.

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.

REIWA has called for concessions on stamp duty for over 65's in its pre-budget submission, in an attempt to help home owners down-size.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Curtin University School of Economics and Finance Associate Professor Steven Rowley, what the flow on effect of a $10,000 exemption for seniors would look like?

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Spare Parts Puppet Theatre's Artistic Director, Phillip Mitchell about the world premier of "adventure performance".

The company have partnered with the West Australian Museum to present Tom Vickers and the Extraordinary Adventure of his Missing Sock - an immersive experience which allows the public to choose their own ending.

Good news for parents! According to a study led by Edith Cowan University's senior lecturer Dr Bronwyn Harman, four year-olds are not watching as much TV as previously thought and not all TV is bad!

A study conducted in the United States has found it takes at least 200 hours to form an emotional connection to another person.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke with Jeffrey Hall, Associate Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Kansas and lead author of the report.

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 continues to explore the wonderful Vietnam. 

A record number of Transperth transit officers have graduated their 12 week training course, taking the total number of guards on the network to over 300. 

This rounds' intake of 29 attracted more than 500 applicants including former police and hospital personnel.

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Public Transport Authority Spokesperson Claire Krol, what people find attractive about the position and what exactly is involved in the training.