RSPCA Pet of the Week - Yin

Yin was surrendered to the RSPCA as her owners were moving overseas and could not take her.She is a gorgeous older cat that would suit a nice quiet house with an experienced cat owner, to live out her retirement

• RSPCA Pet of the Week - Hera
• RSPCA Pet of the Week - Sandy

Growing Tomatoes Week 10

By now your tomatoes will be thriving and growing so fast you can almost see them developing fruit. One of the most important aspects when it comes to growing tomatoes is to ensure even when we experience hot weather that the plant doesn’t suffer.

Remembering Holly Wood

Veteran Sunday Times social writer Holly Wood has passed away after losing his long battle with cancer. Colleague Gail Williams speaks with Bob Maumill about the life of the popular social scene columnist.

Bob's BIG first hour back

It was almost like he never left. Bob Maumill jumps back into the afternoon's chair and starts off with some funny jokes which leads to talking and arguing about football with Kim Hagdorn. Recap his first hour back on air by listening here.

What's Rocket like off the field?

If there is one role tougher in AFL football than being a coach, it's being the wife of one. Bob Maumill gets up close and personal with the wife of Western Bulldogs coach Rodney Eade. Wendy Eade tells Bob what Rocket is really like.

The latest from Wildhaven

Bob Maumill keeps listeners up to date on the rebuilding of non profit wildlife caring operation, Wildhaven, which was devastated by last year's Victorian bushfires. Listen here.

The life of Richard Pratt

Bob Maumill spoke with Chief Executive of the Pratt Foundation, Sam Lipski, about the life of billionaire businessman Richard Pratt and his generosity.

Bob & Bob talk politics

Australia's third longest-serving Prime Minister and longest serving Labor Prime Minister Bob Hawke caught up with Bob Maumill to reflect on his career in politics. Listen to the full interview here.

Bob's Harvey Tour

View the photos from Bob's Harvey Tour

Donations keep coming

Bob Maumill is raising money through Wildlife Victoria to help rebuild Wild Haven shelter in St Andrews, Victoria which was lost in the devastating bushfires. Bob spoke with shelter owner Stella Reid.

• Victoria Regrows

The future of the newspaper

With online newspapers becoming more prominent, Bob Maumill spoke with CEO of West Australia Newspapers Chris Wharton, about the future of The West Australian and who will be the next editor.

It's gold, gold, gold

Dr Bob Fagan, Senior Lecturer in Geology at the School of Mines, talks WA's gold nuggets with Bob Maumill.

Controversial but not boring

Bob Maumill spoke with controversial former editor of The West Australian, Paul Armstrong, who speaks for the first time since departing the state's daily newspaper. Bob and Armstrong differ on their opinions of the newspaper in an intriguing interview.

The history of Boans

Historian David Hough spoke with Bob Maumill on the history of Boans.

Are octuplets possible?

Bob Maumill spoke with Dr John Yovich, widely acknowledged for his pioneering work in In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF) resulting in Western Australia’s first IVF baby delivered in 1982. Dr Yovich discuses the possibility giving birth to IVF octuplets