More than 300 Morley residents are fighting the proposed construction of a Vodafone tower at the neighbouring Wellington Village Square Shopping Centre.

The City of Bayswater's Deputy Mayor has responded by extending the period for public comment on the project.

A Vodafone spokeswoman has confirmed the proposal complies with regulatory requirements and health standards yet Dianella resident Luciana Martino says she fears for the safety of her daughter, who has lymphoblastic leukaemia and that the tower devalues her property.

Low dose codeine containing products will no longer be available without a doctors consultation and prescription from the beginning of February. 

Adjusting to this change may be difficult for some. 

Dr April Armstrong spoke to Chris about negotiating the changes and alternative pain relief.

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 the secret military base exposed by a fitness app, surf life saving drones and more.

Liberal Member for Kalgoorlie Kyran O'Donnell thinks granting extraordinary licenses defeats the purpose of issuing penalties to drivers who break the law. Mr O'Donnell is calling for drivers to be forced to suffer the consequences of their actions- even if that means losing their jobs as a result.

Occupational therapist Simone Collins is dedicated to making sure seniors are able to enjoy sexual interaction.

The Independent Living Centre where she works has an adults only draw specifically stocked to help aging bodies enjoy lifes little pleasures. 

Ms Collins is about to begin filming a Q&A on sexual issues for the elderly and she's taking it to the internet. 

Ugg boots, Akubras, stubbies and double pluggers were once synonymous with Aussie 'style'. These persistent staples of the Australian wardrobe are etched on our nations psyche. 

Fashion Stylist Kirsty Milligan spoke to Chris about the the best, the worst and the most iconic Australian fashion trends.

Are housing developments in establishing suburbs necessary hubs, activity pockets in their own right or are they contributing to the urban sprawl of Perth? 

Chris spoke to Urban development Institute of Australia's CEO Allison Hailes.

A Volvo has been crowned Wheels magazine's Car of the Year for the first time in the awards 56 year history.

Wheels Editor Alex Inwood told Chris why he considers the Volvo XC60 SUV worthy of the title.

Member for Cowan, Dr Anne Aly spoke to Chris about the dangers of social media's echo chamber and the first hand effect of 'fake' news.

Super glue prevented a would-be thief from taking off with the charity tin from the Salvation Army Headquarters on William Street in Perth. 

The Senior Leader of The Salvation Army Perth centre Major Paul Hateley told Chris he'd rather people ask for help then rack up fines for theft.