Dogs may not like a short leash, but is it in their best interest to let them loose in the park?

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Canine Training and Behaviour Specialist Steve Austin about the possibility of off-leash parks.

Eileen Ormsby's spent the last five years trawling the depths of the internet in the name of research for her latest book The Dark Web.

She uncovered a lawless world where hit-men are for hire, hurt-core sites run rampant and black markets trade illegal commodities. 

No body, no parole laws have passed the State Parliament.

Under new regulations people convicted of homicide, who refuse to disclose the location of their victim's remains to authorities, will not be eligible for parole.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Attorney General John Quigley about how the reforms will impact the families of victim's.

After the sudden death of his wife, Chris Herrmann made the life changing decision to take a gap year at what would've previously been retirement age.

He booked an around the world ticket and embarked on an adventure that inevitably led him to reassess the possibilities of life after 60.

Mr Herrmann detailed his experiences, from staying in hostels to learning another language in his autobiography, My Senior Gap Year.

On the day of his book launch Chris spoke to Mr Herrman and the Minister for Aged Care and Indigenous Health Ken Wyatt, who also took a 'senior gap year' before successfully venturing into politics.

A 49-year-old woman in Arizona was crossing the street when she was fatally struck by a self-driving Uber. 

This led the ride services company to halt it's autonomous vehicle driving program across Canada and the US.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Professor of Robotics at Queensland University of Technology, Michael Milford about the first death from an automated vehicle. 

On Perth Tonight Chris asked Minister for Housing, Veteran's Issues and Youth Peter Tinley, whether we are doing enough to help our young veterans who are diagnosed with PTSD after combat.

Rottnest Island is setting visitor records thanks to the #quokkaselfie movement. On Perth Tonight Chris Ilsley spoke to the Executive Director of Rottnest Island Authority Michelle Reynolds, about the Island's most successful tourism campaign.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to the President of the Management Committee of the Tractor Museum, Brian Hill about the only HSCS Crawler in Australia.

On World Sleep Day Chris spoke to Chris Hart, Founder and Director of Oventus about the sleep conditions causing deprivation around the world and why the amount of sleep we require changes through out our lives.

On Perth Tonight Chris spoke to Renee McLennan, Mayor of Bassendean about the fate of four 50 year-old ficus trees facing removal on Guildford Road.