Another night of mayhem with The Pontificants who have the answers to a range of ridiculous topics.

This week John Pinno, Simone Springer, Haynd Tuia and Steve Collins write imaginative headlines for quirky news stories and decide whether their fellow comedians tales are true or false.

Alice Springs councillor and indigenous leader Jacinta Price has joined former Labor leader Mark Latham in the campaign to keep Australia day on January 26.

Ms Price, who's pointed Facebook post denouncing the need to change the date went viral last year, told Harvey there was no need to "pander to the demands of a minority group who have chosen to take offence".

With Yagan Square fast approaching completion in Perth, Tourism Minister Paul Papalia told Harvey why he thinks the CBD project will deter the "antisocial behaviour that people have been fearful of in the past".

Advanced sufferers of the third most common cancer in Australia will have access to a new service which combines clinical research with cutting edge treatment.

WA Kirkbride Melanoma Advisory Service Member Professor Peter Leedman spoke to Harvey about the dangers of under estimating melanoma.

Friday night music with the ladies from Perth Harmony Barbershop Quartet featuring Carole Mcintyre on Lead, Alison Martin (bass), Jen Squires (tenor) and Lauretta Hall singing Baritone.

Tonight Harvey and Grumpy chat to Chad Carey, the founder of Chimu Adventures, about an expedition to Mawson's Huts in Antarctica and South and Central America

Richard Tonelli, the astronomer at the Gravity Discovery Centre at Gingin talks about some heavenly events that we should experience in the near future

Perth Tonight invited several acts from the 2018 Perth Fringe Festival to come into the studio to talk about their shows. Featuring comedian Jez Watts, Producer Brett Allen, publicist David Hardie and Hypnotist Matt Hale, who hypnotises Grumpy with unusual results.

Western Australia's first electric powered aeroplane flies at Jandakot. Joshua Portlock the founder of Electro Aero talks about the Pipistrel Alpha Electro aircraft.

Peter Bowman, CEO of the Duyfken, tells us that pirates will attack the Duyfken replica at the East Fremantle Yacht Club as part of a family fun day on Sunday, January 7.