The West Live Podcast

Sunrise Entertainment Correspondent, Nelson Aspen with all the latest details on Johnny Depp, Chrissie Tiegan, Kayne West and Naya Rivera.

Another work place death in WA this week.

Regan Ballentine whose son Wesley was killed at work in 2017 is the spokesperson for Families Left Behind and now campaigns tirelessly to change laws and ensure justice for families.

School holidays are almost over but there will be one last surge of holiday makers heading home this weekend. Road Safety Commission's Roger Farley on how a little kindness on the roads goes a long way.

Optus Stadium chief executive officer Mike McKenna on preparations ahead of tonight’s Western Australian AFL hub opener between Collingwood and Geelong.

Unions calling to wind back FIFO ‘divorce rosters’, a petition urging the McGowan Labor Government to provide grants to small businesses being decimated by the COVID-19 crisis plus the reaction to the Palace letters revealed.

The mining union has stepped up calls for COVID fly-in, fly-out rosters to return to normal pre-pandemic swings. Australian Manufacturing Workers’ Union state secretary Steve McCartney talks about the tyranny of "divorce rosters" tearing families apart.

Shadow Minister for Tourism and Small Business Alyssa Hayden discussES a petition she has launched to advocate for more COVID-19 relief grants for small businesses.

WA nurses don’t want to see crowds at this weekend’s AFL derby and are calling for an urgent rethink of the 30,000 fan capacity at Optus Stadium. WA's ten sex assault doctors have been "targeted" for a pay cut and denied the title of "specialist". Detainee Frank Leone about why some former criminals actually want to be deported overseas instead of staying in Australia.

Frank Leone has lived in Australia for 50 years, his kids and grandkids were born here, and he’s found himself on the wrong side of the law. He has served his time and now he’s set to be sent to a country where he has no family, no friends and no prospects. Frank tells Jenna, following protests at Northam's Yongah Hill Detention Centre over overcrowding and unsafe COVID conditions, detainees actually want to be deported overseas instead of staying in Australia.

Australia Medical Association State President Andrew Miller discusses nurses footy crowds concerns and why WA's 10 sex assault doctors have been "targeted" for a pay cut and denied the title of "specialists"