Bicton resident Peter McLarty is concerned that rubble and asbestos popping up on Port Beach is the result of previous industrial activity nearby. 

Fremantle Ports Manager of External Affairs Ainslie De Vos has another explanation.

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

The Mayor of Claremont Jock Barker told Chris why he thinks the Claremont Showgrounds should be sold and the Royal Agricultural Show moved to the Swan Valley. 

With an inquiry due to deliver a report in February on the the use of e-cigarettes, the Australasian Association of Convenience Stores (AACS) CEO Jeff Rogut is encouraging the Australian Government to follow the lead of the US and UK and lift the ban on nicotine containing vapes.

Jeff told Chris why he thinks consumers should be able to buy the vapes from retailers without a prescription.

Irish singer songwriter Declan O’ Rourke is in town for the Fenians Fremantle and Freedom Festival, which honours the 150th anniversary of the arrival of the last convict ship to Australia.

Declan’s career has spanned 14 years, producing 5 albums filled with his unique approach to storytelling and tonight he played an original penned for the festival.

Spare Parts Puppet Theatre’s Director Michael Barlow spoke Harvey about the company's decision to adapt The Twits, a story about a cynical aging couple who seldom have a positive thought and delight in dreaming up terrible tricks to play on each other.

What are the ten residential real estate markets in Australia likely to benefit from infrastructure?

Property Commentator Anna Porter gives her opinion and sadly WA doesn’t make the list, Harvey finds out why.

Scarborough residents say their requests for the City of Stirling Council to remove a commercial clothing bin are falling on deaf ears, despite their ongoing plea for help.

Annie Monks told Harvey the bins are not regularly emptied, subjected to daily dumping and attract looters who regularly wake her up.

The National Association of Charitable Recycling Organisations Inc (NACRO) reported that E’Co Australia Pty Ltd, who manage the bin, were ordered to donate $100,000 to charity and issue an apology for "potentially deceptive conduct".

The charge was in response to a newspaper advertisement from 2011 in which the company claimed they where sending "old clothes, shoes and manchester to Africa" when they were found to have sold second-hand goods overseas for a profit.

The Southern Gazette has revealed one Perth council who euthanased 80 per cent of its impounded cats last year. 

Cat Haven Marketing Officer, Chandra Woodley told Harvey about the arrangements 13 other Perth councils have put in place to avoid putting cats to sleep. 

Police in Victoria this week confirmed they are investigating allegations of indecent assault and sexual harrassment involving Australian actor Craig McLachlan.

At the time the incident allegedly took place McLachlan was playing the role of Dr Frank-N-Furter, the sexually charged lead of the musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show. 

Harvey spoke to Leith Taylor, casual lecturer at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts about boundaries and performance.