Leap Consulting managing director, Zaun Bhana joined Chris on Perth Tonight to talk all things tecnhology.

He's been in the technology game for the past 12 years and is an expert technology strategist, consultant and speaker.

The lead singer and guitarist of Perth based alternative rock band, The Chlorines joined Chris in studio for Live Music Friday.

He sang a beautfiul rendition of The Man In Black by Johnny Cash, as well as a stripped down original by the band.

The Clorines will be playing at the The Odd Fellow every Sunday in October. 

The world's most distant spacecrafts, Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 have marked 40 years in space.

The two crafts were launched in 1977 and have travelled billions of kilometres.

They can only be contacted by the Parkes Radio Telescope.

Chris had a chat with CSIRO Parkes Observatory operations scientist, John Sarkissian.

This weeks book, Dancing with Deception is by Australian Author Catherine McCullagh.  

The book tells the tale of, Marisa Carnarvon who is an enigma to her family.

In 1938 she turns her back on her family’s money and status and leaves her comfortable pre-war Sydney lifestyle to become a nurse in a London city hospital.

Against the backdrop of looming conflict, she moves to a Red Cross hospital in Paris in July 1939, totally unprepared for the challenge of life in an occupied city.

In this modern age some women are still struggling to become financially independent and are marrying for money.

But is it as bad as it sounds?

Chris had a chat to financial empowerment expert, Grace Mugabe about the ups and downs of marrying for reasons other than love.

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

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The latest Census figures show that more and more Australians are renting with the tenant population now at 30.9% and the median household rent has increased from $285 - $335 per week since the last Census.

Should our laws should change to ensure that tenants feel they also have a home, even if it’s not technically theirs?

Chris had a chat to property investment expert, Susan Farquhar.

Australians can be denied life insurance based on genetic test results.

A parlimentary inquiry is underway into Australia's life insurance industry but at this stage there is little to no protection.

Chris has a chat with ethical, legal and social adviser at Monash University, Jane Tiller who wrote an article on the topic for The Conversation.

New research has found that women, like a fine wine, are getting better with age. The study shows women become happier from age 50 to 70. 

A University of Melbourne study, published in Maturitas, found that both negative mood and depressive symptoms decreased significantly over that time.

Chris had a chat with Director of the Women's Healthy Ageing Project, Professor Cassandra Szoke.

The legendary singer songwriter Albert Hammoned released a 12 track album In Symphony, he joined Chris for a chat for Live Music Friday.

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