Having a bit of gasbag here with Aunty Fil about the State Government not confirming contracts for WA potato farmers in use for cooking up chippies at the new Perth/Optus stadium.

Carla from the Avon Valley and Wheatbelt Advocate lets knwo about the big articles for this week, inclusing the recent death of young Albert Sharpe at a construction site Northam.

The Bakers Hill Christmas Fair is set to be a great night for all this weekend. Lisa one of the head organisers gave me some of her time to chat about all the great activities that will be there for the kids as well as letting us know that there is a LAWN MOWER GRAND PRIX, how cool is that? Hope lot's of our Triple M listeners attend :) 

Senior Sergeant Mark Tobiassen's last chat with me before he goes on break. We discuss liquor laws this morning which I thought was a good idea coming on into Christmas.

The annual Christmas markets are on in Tammin this coming Saturday and there are going to be some extra wonderful stalls to go and browse and possibly buy from. I have a chat with Rose this morning about what you can find and shopping local! :) 

Released on this date the 7th of December in 1990, John from Grass Valley this morning discusses with me the film Edward Scissorhands.

Our Northam Police check in with Senior Sergeant Geoff Dickson this week- we talk more retail security and also speeding, myself in particular, I've learnt a very valuable lesson this week.

It is on THIS SATURDAY, we get some more info from Greg Verlinden about the upcoming Rotary Auction :)

This Saturday we have the big Northam Triple M Rotary Auction and this year we are hoping to raise a lot of funds to go back into the community. I had a chat with Greg Verlinden this morning who has been heavily involved with this annual event for many years.

Early detection is the best key to fight against cancer and my chat with Karen Hansen from the Cancer Council is about recognising symptoms and then taking action to go and get checked out by your GP.