Christine Forster.
Eyes on the ACT
From Saturday same-sex couples will be able to get married in the ACT. Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s sister Christine Forster, who is in a same-sex relationship, joined Gary Adshead to discuss the issue and why she won’t be heading to Canberra this weekend.
Eyes on the ACT
From Saturday same-sex couples will be able to get married in the ACT. Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s sister Christine Forster, who is in a same-sex relationship, joined Gary Adshead to discuss the issue and why she won’t be heading to Canberra this weekend.
Bathtub protest halts logging
Fremantle resident Dylan Lehmann has brought about a halt to logging operations in forest around Walpole by suspending himself in bathtub 8 metres above the forest floor in Challar forest. See more images here and have your say on the protest.
Kid's costs skyrocket
A new report from AMP and the National Centre for Social and Economic Modelling has shown the cost of raising children has skyrocketed by $1300 a year. Gary Adshead spoke to Terese Edwards from the National Council of Single Mothers.
Pledge for Nate Dunbar
The parents of eight month old baby boy Nate Dunbar, who was killed by a drunk driver are using his death to encourage others not to drink drive. Gary Adshead spoke to Nate's mother Stacey Dunbar about the launch of "Pledge for Nate Campaign".
No winners in murder verdict
The sister of murdered businessman Peter Davis says despite a murder verdict handed down against two men for killing her brother, there is little relief from the finding. Gary Adshead spoke to Mr Davis' sister Coral-Anne about the case.
Demetriou denies Hird deal
Andrew Demetriou says the AFL did not do a deal with James Hird and Essendon over the clubs drugs scandal. Watch the video of Mr Demetriou talking to Neil Mitchell on 6PR's sister station 3AW.
Premier Colin Barnett
Premier Colin Barnett joins Gary Adshead, once a month, to discuss this and other affairs of state and answers questions from 6PR listeners.
Law and order
Police Commissioner Karl O'Callaghan talks live in studio to Gary Adshead on a fortnightly basis and fields calls from the you the listener. Listen to the latest installment here.
John Hammond
With one of the sharpest legal minds in the WA, lawyer John Hammond joins Gary Adshead fortnightly to share his 26 years of legal experience and expertise with listeners. John can be heard every other Thursday at 10am on the 'Morning Program'
