On today's show, the Matildas are in town, Microsoft’s $5 billion plan to boost Australia’s cyber security and we’ll tell you why buying west is eating best.

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The Matildas have arrived in Perth and Emily van Egmond expecting is a Sam Kerr ‘frenzy’ ahead of sold-out games in WA. 

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Novak Djokovic will make his long-awaited return to Perth after more than a decade when he leads Serbia in the United Cup at RAC Arena in December.

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The woman horrifically mauled by her pet dogs has made the heartbreaking call to put down her remaining rottweiler after it ferociously attacked her more than a month ago.

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Two more hostages have been released from Hamas custody. The hostages are Israeli citizens. And An Israeli official has confirmed both hostages are elderly women. Their husbands are apparently still being held hostage.

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While we’re Debating IR laws in Australia, in Iceland it’s the gender pay gap.

Tens of thousands of women in Iceland, including Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir, will refuse to work on Tuesday.

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Dwayne Johnson has said he will contact a gallery in Paris after a wax model of him appeared to present the actor with a lighter skin tone.

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Microsoft will collaborate with Australia’s cyber-spies to better protect businesses and government entities from online threats as part of a new partnership with more than $5 billion of investment from the tech giant.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the deal in Washington DC, while he was over there meeting US President Joe Biden.

So what does it all mean? To unpack that is Professor of cyber security at Monash University, Nigel Phair.

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Today, the Buy West Eat Best’s third annual Meet the Buyer trade fair kicks off at the Crown Ballroom in Perth. It’s the most significant gathering of the $8 billion WA food and beverage sector and is considered amongst chefs and buyers as the place to discover new and unique WA produce.

Over 600 visitors will take part – everyone from suppliers, producers, buyers and importers, chefs, and sommeliers through to media and educators.

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We’ve just heard from the government about the importance of today’s Meet the Buyer event. Now it’s time to hear from one of the exhibitors, who’s got something new to show off, from Australian Truffle Traders Gavin Booth.

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