Alzheimers researchers are continuing to highlight the importance of early diagnosis. Professor Ralph Martins from the Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation told Jamie Burnett on Weekends new treatments are more effective against the disease when treatment starts early. Alzheimer’s Research Australia CEO, Vicky Vass also renewed called for participants in their ongoing trials…. Vicky says […]
Stay informed and entertained with 6PR Weekends.
It’s the show for everything you need to know to get you through your weekend in Perth, including Gardening with Darren Seinor, Life & Tech with Charlie Brown and all your latest sports news and views with Brad Hardie and Steve Butler.
Join Jamie Burnett and special guests for a variety of different segments and interviews.
Dollars and Sense: Financial Advisor Nick Bruining on Weekends
This week on Dollars and Sense, independent financial adviser Nick Bruining was in the studio and he covered some ground. Nick gave advice on a range of topics including how people can turn the tide on recent bank branch closures, who receives increased centrelink benefits (and why more people will now qualify), and what pensioners […]
The Long Table: What’s so good about your local with Miles Hull
On The Long Table this week, it’s all about your local. Whether it’s the cafe down the street, the family owned restaurant around the corner, or the pub in your suburb, these spots become far more than just a place to eat and drink. Over the past two decades, Miles Hull has brought some of […]
Australian Country Music Icon Troy Cassar-Daley
Australian country music icon, Troy Cassar-Daley joined Jamie Burnett mid-fish for a catchup on 6PR Weekends. This year is Troy’s first year touring again since 2019, with his new album Between The Fires shortly on the way. CLICK PLAY to listen to the full chat with the country legend below!
Protection or exclusion? A change to who qualifies as a ‘sophisticated investor’
There are reports that the federal government is considering lifting the threshold to qualify as a sophisticated investor, which means fewer people will have access to complex but lucrative investments. The change would dictate who can invest in start-ups. And well well meaning, peer reviewed research suggests it’s likely to be counterproductive for both investors […]
This week the State Government announced a trial of a Banned Drinkers Register (BDR) in the Kimberley, with a similar trial having just begun in the Pilbara. IF you’re in these regions and want to buy take-away alcohol, you’re going to have to show ID, with a scanner alerting the cashier if they can make […]
How to beat those post holiday blues with Gary Martin
Even if you love your job we’re all susceptible to the back-to-work blues. If you’re finding you have a lack of motivation, are struggling to concentrate or finding you’re a little directionless after time off, you’re not alone. In fact, worries about re-entry to the workplace are so genuine it is the very reason some […]
Suburban Focus – The Claremont Speedway
If you’ve been down to the Claremont showgrounds, you might have spotted a bronze plaque on a Limestone Pillar near the oval. Up until 2000, this site was the heart of Perth’s Motoring scene – from sprint cars to Super Sedans and motorcycle race. The Claremont Speedway became almost sacred ground for not just the […]
Turns out a good nights sleep might start in our kitchens!
There are few things more frustrating than getting a bad night’s sleep for no reason. But it turns out a good night’s sleep might actually start in our kitchen and what we’re eating! Researchers have been looking into how nutrition impacts sleep quality and it might even be responsible for disorders such an insomnia, hypersomnia, […]
What is Digital Burglary and how to avoid it happening to you!
You’re probably familiar with adverts and messages from your bank warning you about protecting yourself online. From internet banking to shopping and even stock trading, we do so much online now involving money that we have to be very careful . Digital Burglary has been on the rise especially during the pandemic and it’s not […]
Alzheimers researchers are continuing to highlight the importance of early diagnosis. Professor Ralph Martins from the Aging and Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation told Jamie Burnett on Weekends new treatments are more effective against the disease when treatment starts early. Alzheimer’s Research Australia CEO, Vicky Vass also renewed called for participants in their ongoing trials…. Vicky says […]
Dollars and Sense: Financial Advisor Nick Bruining on Weekends
This week on Dollars and Sense, independent financial adviser Nick Bruining was in the studio and he covered some ground. Nick gave advice on a range of topics including how people can turn the tide on recent bank branch closures, who receives increased centrelink benefits (and why more people will now qualify), and what pensioners […]
The Long Table: What’s so good about your local with Miles Hull
On The Long Table this week, it’s all about your local. Whether it’s the cafe down the street, the family owned restaurant around the corner, or the pub in your suburb, these spots become far more than just a place to eat and drink. Over the past two decades, Miles Hull has brought some of […]
Australian Country Music Icon Troy Cassar-Daley
Australian country music icon, Troy Cassar-Daley joined Jamie Burnett mid-fish for a catchup on 6PR Weekends. This year is Troy’s first year touring again since 2019, with his new album Between The Fires shortly on the way. CLICK PLAY to listen to the full chat with the country legend below!
Protection or exclusion? A change to who qualifies as a ‘sophisticated investor’
There are reports that the federal government is considering lifting the threshold to qualify as a sophisticated investor, which means fewer people will have access to complex but lucrative investments. The change would dictate who can invest in start-ups. And well well meaning, peer reviewed research suggests it’s likely to be counterproductive for both investors […]
Suburban Focus heads to Bassendean with the help of local historian Jennie Carter and ex-Mayor of Bassendean, Bevan Carter.