The West Live Podcast

WA Police Union President Harry Arnott discusses details of a long awaited compensation scheme which will see police officers severely injured on the job receive payments of up to $400,000.

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Aviation Editor Geoffrey Thomas discusses Qantas CEO Alan Joyce's announcement that proof of a COVID vaccination will be a condition of getting on an international Qantas flight.

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Liza Harvey called it a day on leading the Libs, less than four months before the next state election, leaving the top spot open. It's a two-horse race for the position of Opposition Leader, Dr Martin Drum frim Notre Dame University explains what happens next.

Former Bachelor contestant Brooke Blurton is probably best known for walking out on the Honey Badger in her season, but since then has been working tirelessly to help young people, particularly in DV situations. She opens up to Jenna about her own experience of seeing it in her home and what work she's been doing.

And following last year's devastating bushfires, there's been a push to become Carbon Positive. So what is it? CEO of Carbon Positive Australia, Louise - Marlena Tarrier joins Jenna to explain what it is and how we can be carbon positive.

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Big news in politics over the weekend - opposition leader, Liza Harvey called it a day on leading the Libs, less than four months before the next state election.

Her sudden resignation was announced during a presser which lasted mere minutes, but is it really a surprise?

Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations at Notre Dame, Dr Martin Drum joins Jenna to explain what's going to happen next.

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You might remember her as the bachelor contestant who walked out on the Honey badger, but since then, Aboriginal Youth Worker and proud Noongar woman Brooke Blurton has set her focus on helping young people and is the 16 Days in WA – Stop Violence Against Women campaign ambassador.

She talks to Jenna about her work, why she is so passionate about it and opens up about seeing domestic violence in her home when she was younger.

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CEO of Carbon Positive Australia, Louise - Marlena Tarrier joins Jenna to talk what Carbon Positive is, and what companies are doing to reach it.

She also has some tips, if you are climate conscious, to reduce your carbon footprint.

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Australia's best pie has been crowned, but it hasn't been met with universal praise. Would you eat a pie with scallops s in it? It'll probably have to be tried to be confirmed.

Ben O'Shea also talks why Cottesloe's pines are dying, and plans to revamp Morley are in the works, but don't have a lot of support by locals, if a petition is to go by.

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National Chair of the SAS Association Peter Fitzpatrick discusses the allegations of misconduct that sent shockwaves across the country.

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National Chair of the SAS Association Peter Fitzpatrick and RSLWA CEO discuss the allegations of misconduct that sent shockwaves across the country. Executive Director of White Ribbon Australia discusses today's White Ribbon Day and the shocking statistics that more than 40 per cent of men aged between 18 and 34 don't think hitting or punching is considered domestic violence and Better Homes and Gardens landscape design expert Charlie Albone discusses water features and why it is a good idea to have one.

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