Student denies 'fight club'

Simon Beaumont spoke with John Forrest Senior High School year 11 student Ben who denies there is a 'fight club' at the school despite evidence of videos posted on youtube that the fights are organised and students are forced to fight. Watch a fight below.

• Watch a fight
• Fights not organised

'Dad wouldn't want me crying'

94 year old Geraldton man Joe Hollomby was stabbed to death in his home last weekend. Simon Beaumont spoke with his son Les about how his father will be remembered and why someone would want to murder a man who contributed so much to the community.

Turnbull turns on Rudd Govt.

Federal Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull joined Simon Beaumont for an enthralling discussion on Australian politics and the current global financial crisis. Mr Turnbull also took questions from listeners and commented on the way Mums and Dads are dealing with the current economic climate.

• Calls to Mr Turnbull

Rape charges dropped

WA cycling coach Rick Lee spoke with Simon Beaumont from Pennsylvania a week after being released from prison after rape charges against him were dropped. Lee is due to head home to Perth soon and says he holds no grudges against the 15-year-old girl who accused him of rape.

Paul Kelly in studio

Australian singer songwriter Paul Kelly is currently performing in Perth and he took some time out from his busy schedule to speak to Simon Beaumont in the 6PR studio as well as perform 'If I Could Start Today Again'. Listen to the Live performance below.

• Paul Kelly LIVE

Head boy takes aim at principal

Corpus Christi College acting principal Sue Baker speaks to Simon Beaumont, stating that head boy Gary Rego has not been expelled after lashing out at the lack of freedom of speech at the school during his graduation speech.

• Watch him lash out
• Call on Rego: He's no star

Police funding to be cut

The State Government has demanded the police force slashes its budget by more than $25 million. Simon Beaumont spoke with Police Minister Rob Johnson on what this will mean for public safety.

• Simon's view
• Small town, big connections

Quigley accuses 'corrupt cops'

MP John Quigley has accused 'corrupt cops' of vandalising his home and boat labeling him a 'child molester'. He told Simon Beaumont he was convinced the attack stems from his links to the Andrew Mallard affair.

'He knows his stuff'

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd told Simon Beaumont that after meeting Colin Barnett he believes the Premier is 'a fairly decent bloke'.

• Barnett talks COAG
• Banks can afford: Turnbull

The inside story

Simon Beaumont spoke with journalist and Schapelle Corby advocate Tony Wilson on his book 'Schapelle: The Facts, The Evidence, The Truth', which outlines a number of startling revelations on what happened at Denpasar Airport in 2004.

Like father like son

Big Mal Brown reflects with Simon Beaumont on the career of his son, Hawthorn star and WA boy Campbell Brown. Mal looks back to 1974 when he was suspended and missed the Grand Final as well as his son's rise to AFL ranks.

Parents get a serve

Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan gives irresponsible parents who buy alcohol for their children a serve, calling them 'cash rich and time poor' for not teaching them the correct values and leaving police to mop up the mess.

Costello reveals all

Peter Costello told Simon Beaumont he will not challenge for the Liberal leadership in an indepth interview discussing his book 'The Costello Memoirs' and particularly his time as deputy leader under John Howard.

• Ray thinks otherwise

Police hunt for Kangaroo basher

Simon Beaumont spoke with the RSPCA's Richard Barry after a nationwide search for a youth who bashed a kangaroo unconscious began.

The Coalition prediction

6PR's Political analyst Peter van Onselen makes his prediction on who the Nationals will form coalition with

Grylls has the power

The Nationals hold the balance of power after the weekend's election. Simon Beaumont spoke with Nationals leader Brendon Grylls on who they will support, Liberal or Labor.

Premier accused of distracting

Alan Carpenter was accused by Simon Beaumont of distracting from the key issues the people of WA want to hear including health, education and law and order, while the Premier continued to ask the question 'Will they do a better job'?

The final word

Opposition leader Colin Barnett spoke to Simon Beaumont for the last time before Saturday's State Election.

Police release CCTV footage

Police have released previously unseen footage of Claremont serial killer victim Jane Rimmer the night that she vanished. Det Supt Jeff Byleveld told Simon Beaumont police were still hopeful of solving the 12-year mystery.

Sally's race of her life

Hurdler Sally McLellan was ecstatic when she won silver in the final of 100m hurdles in Beijing. She was just as ecstatic when she spoke with Simon Beaumont.