Reflecting on his enduring career, legendary musician Glenn Shorrock is back in the charts, securing the No. 6 spot on the ARIA Top 10 Australian Artist Album Charts with his latest release, Legendary. Press PLAY to hear Glenn Shorrock discuss his live album and music career Shorrock told 6PR Long Lunch host Tod Johnston about […]

With Midland Brick halting roof tile production, Western Australians looking to renovate or repair sections of their roofs are now facing the costly reality of a full replacement. Press PLAY to hear Michael McGowan discuss the roof tile shortage and kiln capacity Michael McGowan, executive director of the Housing Industry Association Western Australia, told 6PR […]

A major new sculpture trail is coming to the Swan Valley, featuring multiple large-scale installations crafted from reclaimed plastic materials by an internationally acclaimed artist in the same vein as the Mandurah Giants. Press PLAY to hear Michael Dellar discuss the new Swan Valley public art trail Michael Dellar, senior cultural tourism specialist and project […]

A recent controversial survey reveals that 63 per cent of Australian adults believe parents should be legally permitted to smack a child with a wooden spoon without it constituting assault, while 78 per cent feel similarly about slapping a thigh that leaves no bruise. Press PLAY to hear Justin Coulson discuss the smacking debate and […]

Amid a mounting labour and resource squeeze, plans to relocate the Fremantle port to Kwinana are set to be sidelined as AUKUS and Garden Island redevelopments take priority. Press PLAY to hear Brad Pettitt discuss the Kwinana Port project delay While the state government maintains its commitment to Westport, Western Australia Greens leader and former […]

The State Government maintains that “doing nothing is not an option” as it explores a university merger business case, with the Premier suggesting the universities will have to foot the bill for the change. Press PLAY to hear Harlene Hayne discuss why taxpayers will ultimately pay for the merger. Curtin Vice-Chancellor Harlene Hayne, leader of […]