This afternoon the WA Government introduced the Liquor Control Amendment Bill 2018 into the State Parliament, to modernise Western Australia’s liquor laws.

On Perth Tonight Chris Ilsley asked Julie Stafford, Executive Officer of the McKusker Centre for Action on Alcohol and Youth whether the reforms will curb WA's drinking culture?

Associate Professor in politics and International Relations at The University of Notre Dame, Martin Drum joined Chris on Perth Tonight.

John Langoulant's report, WA Nationals comments on Barnaby Joyce, Nick Xenophons advertising campaign and the secret probe of the City of Perth CEO were on tonights agenda.

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

This week Ben spoke about Robo-Jackeroos, podcasts and a multi-million dollar bitcoin loss.

The rise of the #metoo movement has seen women worldwide sharing their experiences of sexual harassment and abuse – particularly in the entertainment industry.

Since the social media campaign began sexual harassment lawsuits in Australian workplaces have more than doubled.

Employment Law Expert at Shine Lawyers Will Barsby spoke to Chris about workplace relations and boundaries.

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Do you know where there's a haunted house in Perth?

The City of Vincent is home to some of the oldest buildings in WA - buildings with a rich history waiting to be discovered.

Film producer Paul Van Lieshout has teamed up with an acclaimed psychic to investigate your reports of paranormal activity in Perth's very own version of Ghost Hunters.

Paul joined Chris to talk about the history behind the buildings and what it's like to be on the ghost trail.

Life expectancy is steadily increasing, meaning many Australians can look forward to an extended retirement. 

While this might sound great in theory, CEO of The Exit Strategy Group Kerry Boulton says the reality of retirement can be lonely, isolating and meaningless. 

Kerry told Chris that to transition successfully into retirement, preparation is key.

A Solar storm is heading for Earth. 

Chris asked Matt Woods of the Perth Observatory what we need to know.

Are Facebook likes how world leaders are validating their popularity?

Each fortnight publisher Alexandra Tselios keeps you updated with the latest from The Big Smoke. 

This weeks headlines include "Robot Beauties in China conning men out of $150 million" and "What your digital life says about your love life". 

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 Greece.

It's the definition of irony, an attempt was made to scam Labor Member for Baldivis Reece Whitby on the day of the State Government's scam watch initiative launch. 

The launch came after Consumer Protection WA ScamNet data revealed victims reported losses of more than $8 million last year.

Chris Ilsley spoke to Mr Whitby on Perth Tonight.