On Perth Tonight Chris found out what it's like to be a chocolatier during the busiest time of the year for chocolate makers - Easter. 

Co-owner of The Margaret River Chocolate Company Martin Black, also told Chris how Chokka the Quokka is helping fund conservation efforts on Rottnest Island.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to UWA Acoustic Physicist Shane Chambers about the tragic mass beaching of 150 short-finned pilot whales at Hameiln Bay.

On Perth Tonight Associate Professor at Monash University Mark Hancock, told Chris that misdiagnosis, incorrect treatment and wasted resources are contributing to increased disabling back pain.

An exhibiton highlighting the Western Australia's little known pirate past is sailing into the WA Maritime Museum.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to WA Museun CEO Alec Coles, about the pirates who picked WA.

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 takes us to Cambodia and Vietnam.

Changes to legislation passed yesterday by the Senate mean that carers will not be able to get their payments backdated.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to the CEO of Carers WA Paul Coates, about the impact he thinks this change will have on society's vulnerable. 

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Perth Zoo's Senior Keeper, Kaelene McKay about the recent birth of a giraffe calf and the process involved in getting her mother, Kitoto pregnant.

WA Womens Hall of Fame Inductee, trailblazer and long-serving former Labor member Kay Hallahan and Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations at the University of Notre Dame, Martin Drum joined Chris for the Thursday Panel this week.

They talked politics, public nudity, the definition of 'excessive' force and much more.

The Pontificants are back, turning headlines into humour.

This week featured an all female ensemble including Lucy Ewing, Emma Krause, Simone Spring and Pony.

On Perth Tonight Barry Urquhart from Marketing Focus spoke to Chris about customers becoming disenchanted with impersonal, slow and inconsistent standards of online shopping at traditional brand sites.