Best of Drive
'I had to beg for my life'
Howard Sattler spoke with Frankie who was attacked and robbed at Burswood Train Station on Friday night. An emotional Frankie breaks down when he described the attack to Howard and how he was forced to beg for his life.
Constable Butcher speaks out
In an in depth interview with Howard Sattler, Constable Matt Butcher has urged all police officers to remain strong following the shock District Court verdict. Constable Butcher and his wife Katrina told Howard it is now time to move on.
Pomersbach gets back license
WA cricketer Luke Pomersbach, who lost his license for six months after going on a drunken rampage including assaulting a police officer in August, has been granted an extraordinary license after the court heard he didn't know how to catch public transport.
It's gutter journalism: Hanson
In a WA exclusive with Howard Sattler, Pauline Hanson continued to maintain her innocence that the nude photos published in the weekend press were not her. The Beaudesert Independent told Howard there were a number of reasons why the woman in the photos could not be her.
Kangaroo wrestled out of home
Verity Beman relives the story to Howard Sattler of how her husband Beat Ettlin wrestled a 40kg kangaroo out of the family home after it broke through their bedroom window.
Rocking with Chris Isaak
Raucous rocker Chris Isaak and his drummer Kenny Dale Johnson explain to Howard Sattler why they can't stay away from Australia. If you missed the entertaining interview and live performance of some of his hits, don't worry you can listen here.
Dog Whisperer to the rescue
Howard Sattler and wife Despene are having trouble getting their Chihuahua Winston to let them clip his toenails. Who do they call for help? The man known as the Dr Phil of dogs, Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan. Listen to this amazing interview here.
Ban smoking completely: Sattler
WA smokers face the toughest restrictions in Australia after the Government and Opposition backed Independent Janet Woollard's Anti Smoking Bill. Smoking in cars, in alfresco dining areas and between flags at the beach will be illegal.
Top prosecutor moves on
Howard Sattler spoke with Robert Cock for the last time in his role as Director of Public Prosecutions. Mr Cock will be appointed as special counsel to the state government, advising it on legal and policy issues.
Annice Smoel back home
Howard Sattler spoke with Melbourne mum Annice Smoel, while she was being held and facing jail in Thailand for the alleged theft of a bar mat.
The shopping debate continues
The great shopping debate continued on Drive with Treasurer Troy Buswell and President of the Independent Grocers Association John Cummings going head to head.
Police Union changes hands
Howard Sattler speaks with outgoing president of the WA Police Union Mike Dean and the man who is set to replace him President-elect Russell Armstrong.
Fined for saving his family
Howard Sattler spoke with Reedy Creek resident Liam Sheahan, who was fined $50,000 for clearing trees around his property which saved his house from the Victorian bushfires.
Baby delivered at service station
Howard Sattler speaks with Success BP service station manager Helen Roughley, who helped deliver a healthy baby girl in the middle of a downpour just after 7am. Helen talks Howard through the amazing delivery.
Witness attacked by juvenile gang
Howard Sattler speaks with Zane, who was attacked when he tried to help the two men who were set upon by 30 youths who pelted them with rocks. Zane tells Howard he was later arrested by police after they refused to listen to his account of the attack.
The Search for the Sydney
Howard Sattler has a lengthy chat with the man who ended the search and Australia's greatest Maritime mystery that remained unsolved for 66 years. David Mearns speaks with Howard about his new book 'The Search for the Sydney'.
What about women?
Howard Sattler is in hot water over comments he made if women could apply for the dream job in Hamilton Island. Listen to the on air debate with his female producer as listeners join in.
Package not stimulating
Federal Shadow Treasurer Julie Bishop told Howard Sattler why the opposition is not supporting the Government's economic stimulus package, saying it's irresponsible and not a sustainable way to run the economy.
Alcohol abuse detailed
Acting senior medical officer at Halls Creek Hospital, Dr David Shepherd, details to Howard Sattler the extent of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome in the Kimberley community.
Another asylum boat arrives
Howard Sattler spoke with Christmas Island resident Keith Ravenscroft on the mood of locals with more asylum seeker boats on their way to the Island facility.
