Political commentator Peter Kennedy discusses the Liberal candidates for Cottesloe, the kerfuffle over transport to Optus Stadium and calls to change the date of Australia Day

Dr Deborah Bateson, the Medical Director of Family Planning NSW, is concerned that senior singles are not practising safe sex

The Pontificants Zhygi Shimkus, Ben Scott, Cody Lynch & Steve Collins join Chris Ilsley for another night of hilarity

The mass shift to electronic billing has allowed companies to introduce a fee for posting a paper copy of your bill.

Customers who either prefer paper, don't have access to a computer or are unaware of the policy are being hit with fees on top of their bills.

In response to a Treasury consultation paper, the Consumer Action Law Centre is calling for a blanket ban on the charges.

Acting Commissioner for Consumer Protection Dave Hillyard told Chris the Commonwealth Treasury produced the paper on behalf of the consumer protection agencies across Australia.

"They are looking at this particular issue of paper billing and whether people should have a right enshrined in law to get a paper bill provided to them through the mail at no additional cost."

"The view from the Community Legal Centre is that everyone used to get a paper bill at one time and the companies have slowly been moving people into the electronic world and a lot of us are very happy."

"What the consumer movement's arguing is, well don't now start imposing a cost on people who used to receive paper bills and always have."

"What you've been doing is saving money on the people who've moved to electronic billing, it hasn't been an additional cost to continue to provide."

Time invested in a dog may be time well spent. A new study has found dog ownership is linked to a host of health benefits which actually increase life expectancy.

Janette Young, Lecturer in Health Policy, Politics and Promotion at the University of South Australia told Chris how dogs bring something different to the table.

Rising premiums have caused fewer people to join health funds.

What effect will this have on an already stretched public service?

Chris Ilsley spoke to Joel Gibson, Campaign Director at One Big Switch. 

Last November Jelena Dokic revealed her personal experiences with domestic violence in her autobiography 'Unbreakable' and now the tennis great plans to start her own foundation to raise awareness about domestic violence.

Former Premier Colin Barnett spoke to Chris Ilsley about his time as Premier, the Perth Stadium and life after politics.

The Bayswater Bridge has claimed its first two trucks of the year.

Chris spoke to Public Transport Authority spokesman David Hynes to find out about the future of the car crash magnet.

Researchers have discovered evidence linking the decline of the oceans top predators to fish developing smaller eyes and tails. 

Chris spoke to Professor Jessica Meeuwig from the University of Western Australia's School of Biological Sciences.