It is possible the delays on the new Childrens's Hospital have been a complete waste of time, if new reports on the interpretation of the led contamination are correct.

Journalist at the West Australian, Paul Murray, joined Karalee Katsambanis and Chris Ilsley to talk about his opinion piece on the new report.

In February 2012, Dana Vulin was the victim of a violent unprovoked attack which left her fighting for her life.

Her attacker climbed in through her window, doused her in methylated spirits and set her on fire.

Dana has since written a book Worth Fighting For sharing all the details of the horrific experience and her long road to recovery.

She joined Chris in studio for a candid conversation about life before and after the attack.

Have you ever considered the law around energy drinks?

How would you feel if they were regulated the same way as alcohol? 

A new study out of UWA is looking at the viability of doing just that.

Chris had a chat with senior lecturer at UWA Law School about the study.

Longserving former Liberal member Wilson "Ironbar" Tuckey and journalist and lecturer at Edith Cowan University, Tiffany Fox joined Chris for Thursday Panel this week.

They talked drinking, speeding, shopping hours and much more.

Dr Berzhad Fatahi, Assoc Professor of Geotechnical and Earthquake Engineering, University of Technology, Sydney talks to Chris Ilsley about the series of Mexican earthquakes and also explains earthqaukes in general.

Latest figures shows that WA's tourism numbers have dropped by over 12% over the past 12 months. Travel correspondent Steve `Grumpy' Collins discusses the reasons for tourists staying away from WA with Chris Ilsley.

Peter Cooper from the Royal Agricultural Society of WA talks to Chris Ilsley about the Perth Royal Show

Chris Ilsley talks to Don Farrands author of Don Farrands, author of The Glass Soldier about the fascinating story of a soldier who lost his sight during World War I, went into the stained glass window industry and regained his sight 50 years later.

1 in 3 people over 65 will fall each year, some resulting in serious injury which means that the person is unable to return to independent living. Rachel Meade, Injury Prevention Manager with Injury Matters discusses how good balance will give you the confidence to go about your usual activities, so you can stay healthy and independent for longer. 

Professor Kingsley Dixon of Curtin University chats to Chris Ilsley about Western Australia's biodiversity hotspots