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Rupert Guenther and Campbell Carew from The Love Finders band joined Chris in the studio to talk music, life and family as they prepare for their upcoming show at the Kalamunda Performing Arts Centre.

"The Road Less Travelled" is a live show of uplifting songs with real stories to tell.

Whether it's rock, blues, country or pop classics, from the fifties to the present day, this all ages show in the hills is on Friday the 11th of September at 7 pm.

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There's been another warning about referee abuse at junior sports games, with WA rugby associations banding together to warn of the damage it's doing to the sport.

A letter signed by the heads of Rugby WA, Rugby WA Juniors and the WA Rugby Union Referees Association has outlined the ongoing trend of match officials being abused across all ages.

One example listed was a young female referee quitting her position after a coach undermined her at a youths match.

Psychologist Dr Marny Lishman joined Chris to discuss why this problematic behaviour has become so common place in our kids sports.

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A special edition coin featuring Rottnest's world famous quokka will be released next month as part of it's birthday celebrations.

The Perth Mint is set to produce 30,000 collectable 1 oz silver coins featuring the 'happiest animal on the planet' - with half of them heading overseas.

The Perth Mints GM of Minted Productions, Neil Vance, explained why so many of the coins are heading international and unveiled a country where - surprisingly - the Mint's exports are the most valuable out of everything sent from Australia!

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Residents in the Cockburn and Rockingham areas have been asked to stay vigilant and protect against mosquito bites after health officials found evidence of Ross River virus in some local insects.

So how do you keep yourself safe from the pesky mozzies and whats the best way to keep them at bay?

Associate Professor Allison Imrie from UWA's Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences (Infection and Immunity) joined Chris to debunk some myths and questions about Mozzies and the Ross River virus.

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