'We don't want violence'

McGowan's Shadow Cabinet

New opposition leader Mark McGowan has announced his shadow cabinet that he believes will deliver a Labor victory at the next election. Paul Murray spoke to Mr McGowan about the reshuffle and the reasons why.

Trolley tracker

A new piece of technology, called Trolley Tracker, could make the sight of stray trolleys being dragged out of lakes and rivers or being left on suburban streets an thing of the past. Tony McManus spoke to Trolly Trackers designer Chris Ford.

MacGill's crack at Cricket Australia

Veteran spinner Stuart MacGill is in Perth for Saturday's Big Bash Final against the Perth Scorchers and has some advice for Cricket Australia. Give some of the Indian Greats the send off they deserve!

Activists dragging cause backwards

Indigenous community leaders have condemned yesterday's actions by protestors labelling them counter productive and opposite to the principles that the tent embassy was based upon. Paul Murray spoke with Aboriginal leader Craig Sommerville.

'We don't want violence'

Aboriginal tent embassy organiser Mark McMurtrie spoke out against the actions of some protesters who had a 15-year-old girl burn the Australian flag at the front steps of Parliament House.

We did nothing wrong

Protestors have denied that they were responsible for the chaotic scenes yesterday at The Lobby restaurant that resulted in the PM being rushed to safety. Steve Mills spoke to activist Marianne Mackay who was involved in the protest that turned violent.

Ball boy explains 'that catch'

A ball boy's cat like reflexes has provided an unexpected hi-light from last nights Australian Open semi final between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal. Tony McManus caught up with 14 year old Dylan Colaci to see if that catch has changed his life in any way.

HUGO

It's no surprise that Martin Scorsese's new film, his first in 3D, leads the Oscar race with 11 nominations. It's a pure masterpiece from a master filmmaker at the top of his game. But it's more than that.

Local Hero honoured

Over the years Lynne Sawyers has shared her home with more than 200 children. Today she was awarded the Local Hero award at the Australian of the Year ceremony.

Bail decision 'a joke'

The police union wants the magistrate who granted bail to four men charged with the kidnapping and violent assault of a man suspended for his decision. Paul Murray spoke to the Police Union's president, Russel Armstrong.

Kerr finally injury Free

West Coast Eagles Daniel Kerr says he is along way ahead of this time last year and primed for a massive 2012. He joined Cambo and Brad.

The Wily Veteran Ready to Spin

40 year old Brad Hogg has been picked for the Aussie T20 WC side after his amazing form for the Scorchers this year. He joined us ahead of Saturdays Big Bash Final.

Australia Day's history

It began as 'Anniversary Day' back in 1804, fought for recognition against 'Empire Day' through the 1930's and was galvanised by WWII. As Paul Murray discovered, talking to historian Professor Richard Waterhouse, Australia Day is still evolving.

PM escapes rioters

Indigenous protesters gathered outside the Lobby restaurant in Canberra today, where the Prime Minister and Opposition leader were attending a citizenship ceremony. The crowd began to riot and the PM had to be dragged to safety by her body guards.

Gillard's brains trust

Julia Gillard today announced she will hold a special Labor caucus meeting on the 5th of February. Special Minister of State Gary Gray spoke to Howard Sattler about what will be discussed at the meeting.

Labor's Sunday proposal rejected

Troy Buswell the Barnett Government will not pursue laws, suggested by Labor, that allow retail employees to refuse to work on Sundays. Paul Murray spoke to the Acting Commerce Minister about how the Sunday Trading legislation will proceed.

Throssel's Olympic dream

15 year old Swimmer Brianna Throssel's 50m freestyle win at the recent WA State Titles has turned heads and started talk of a berth at the London Olympics. Steve Mills spoke to Brianna who admitted the Olympics in Rio is more of a reality.

Govt in bugging scandal

Greens Senator Scott Ludlam has accused the federal government of tapping his phone because of his support of wikileaks founder Julian Assange. Paul Murray spoke to Senator Ludlam about the accusations and offered to arrange an expert to investigate the claims.

WA loses WOW factor

The West Oz Welcomers, the friendly volunteers who have welcomed tourists to WA for 8 years, have been told that their services are no longer required by WA Tourism. Tony McManus spoke to Majorie, a very disappointed WOW.

No passport for Aussie citizen

Dave Elliott is an Australian citizen. His children are Australian citizens. You would think it would be a simple process to apply for passports for him and his family. Think again. Dave told Howard Sattler the rigmarole he's faced trying to do just that.

Father of fourteen a virgin

Trent Arsenault, 36, has fathered 14 children, however, he's never had sex. He's a self proclaimed serial sperm donor. Howard Sattler spoke to Trent about his generosity.

Political party's divine ambition

A new WA political party, based on traditional Christian values, has begun it's recruitment drive with a goal of becoming the states biggest political party. Paul Murray spoke to the West Australia Party's State Director Teresa van Lieshout.

Sage says NO to NRL

Tony Sage has thrown his hand up to be part of an NRL side for Perth but WA Rugby League has other ideas. Perth Glory's Owner along with chairman of WARL David Hobbs both joined us on Sport Central.

Save the Hopman Cup

Tennis Australia has reportedly guaranteed the State Government the Hopman Cup will stay in Perth if they win the management rights. Rob Casey is the tournament's assistant director and told Howard Sattler the Hopman Cup will lose quality players.

Queen has last laugh

The Federal Government has been sent a bill by the Monarch for gifts given by the Queen during her latest visit. Howard Sattler can't understand why Australian tax payers have to foot the bill for her gifts.

Video: Mid air drama revealed

Watch the vision of an aborted landing attempt by a plane alleged to be Virgin Flight 697 as it battled dangerous winds while it tried to locate a safe landing site on Jan 3rd as the plane runs dangerously low on fuel.

Loggers target Cockatoo home

Loggers have moved in ahead of schedule on one of the few remaining habitats of the Western Australian Black Cockatoo. . Tony McManus spoke to Jess Beckerling from the WA Forest Alliance regarding the unexpected move.

• Cockatoo survival under threat