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

The managing director of Coles has recently announced that Australian consumers are paying too much for groceries. Surprise surprise.

Marketing strategist and business analyst, Barry Urquhart spoke to Chris about what has caused the high prices.

Recent research has shown that an individual’s resilience in tough situations is a learned approach to life. Former military psychologist and director of Social Intelligence Group Luke Ross talks about how parents can build resilience in their children.

Major supermarkets plan to stop providing free plastic bags could earn the business more than one million dollars a year, but some argue it will habe little benefit for the environment.

A Hamilton Hill resident has labelled his local council ‘bin snoops’ after it employed people to rummage through people’s rubbish to check if they’re recycling properly. City of Cockburn waste manager Lyall Davies joined Chris to explain the new initiative.

Following the tragedy in Thailand where a Perth businessman lost his life while parasailing, Lonely Planet travel expert Chris Zeiher spoke to Chris about travel safety and the top 10 places everyone should consider for their next Asian escape.

A not-for-profit group have taken it upon themselves to regenerate the natural environment of an old mine site at Greenbushes. Chairperson of Blackwood Basic Group, Per Christianson joined Chris to talk about the project. 

Drawing on years spent living in Hong Kong and decades working in Theatre. Bruce Venables has weaved an intricate tale which combines boom time Melbourne with the foggy streets of London, the war-torn states of Southern China and the sites and sounds of the Victorian goldfields. Intrigued? Chris chats with the man himself about his latest work.

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

Eight years of historic drink-driving charges could be called into question in a Karratha case before the courts, as the lawyer is claiming the breath-analysis equipment used by WA police may be invalid. Lawyer Nicole Young joined Chris Ilsley to explain what this could mean for state law.