Today marks the beginning of the 15-day Lunar New Year celebration. Click PLAY to hear about the Lunar New Year. The Long Lunch host Tod Johnston spoke to Pan Wang, Associate Professor of Chinese and Asian Studies at UNSW, who explained the tradition and celebrations the public may see during new year celebrations of the […]

Content creators helped expose the alleged under-handed ‘promotions’ of Coles and Woolworths, a practice widely suspected, leading to the ACCC taking Coles to court. Click PLAY to hear about the discovery. One of the creators, Paniora Nukunuku, explained to 6PR Morning host Simon Beaumont that he found it hard to find discounts of any real […]

Rabbit numbers are set to soar after the federal government fails to fund a new biocontrol to manage the pest. Click PLAY to hear the concerns. Jack Gough, CEO of the Invasive Species Council, explained to 6PR Breakfast host Millsy and Karl that WA pastoralists report rabbit levels are already back to those seen in […]

A WA tour group has reported what could be the first sighting of a pod of Antarctic Type B Killer Whales in WA’s Bremer Canyon. Click PLAY to hear about the sighting. Whale Watch WA owner and witness Gemma Sharp described their fascinating interaction between the Antarctic Orcas and the local Bremer Bay Orcas. She […]

Andy Griffiths, who has been named Australia’s Children’s Laureate for 2026-27, spoke to The Long Lunch host Tod Johnston about the sense of duty he feels in his books: “A great honour, and a great responsibility to, to continue the work, double down and help connect kids with books,” he said. Click PLAY to hear […]

Health experts are seeing an emerging correlation between tattoos and eye issues. Click PLAY to hear about the condition. Alex Cairns, President of The Australian Tattooists Guild, explained to 6PR Mornings host Simon Beaumont that the link seems to be most noticed in WA and Victoria, which are some of the least regulated states for […]