The mayor of the City of Joondalup has defended the council’s decision to charge the state government more than $20,000 annually to run its VacSwim program. Click play to hear more. Speaking with 6PR Mornings host Simon Beaumont, Daniel Kingston said the fee is small compared to the state’s budget surplus. “If we encourage the […]

Federal Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has again criticised One Nation after the party labelled him a traitor in a political cartoon in July. Click play to hear Andrew Hastie’s words of warning. Speaking with 6PR Mornings host Simon Beaumont, Hastie said he texted Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce to warn him that he won’t back down. […]

Anthony Callea is in Western Australia as he prepares to take to the stage this week. Click play to hear more. Speaking to 6PR Drive host Rusty Collett, Callea explained how he draws inspiration from some of Australia’s most celebrated performers, such as John Farnham and Kate Ceberano. “I grew up just loving great singers […]

Convicted murderer Christa Pike is reportedly walking and talking following a botched execution attempt in Tennessee. Click play to hear about the significant developments. Pike was scheduled to be executed on September 30 after being found guilty in 1996 of torturing and murdering 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer. Speaking with 6PR Breakfast hosts Millsy & Karl, WBIR […]

Channel Seven is celebrating its 70th anniversary as Natalie Barr reflects on her time at the network. Click play to hear the extensive interview. Speaking with 6PR Long Lunch host Tod Johnston, she reminisced on the time she wore the Doopa Dog outfit, synonymous with GWN. “The weatherman, Chris Mills, had just spent the day […]

Has the mobile network gotten worse over time? Click play to hear more. 6PR Drive presenter Rusty Collett vented his frustration over “black holes” in metropolitan Perth – including one in Hilton – saying that phone reception was better back in the ’90s. Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman Cynthia Gebert says that despite a 6.5 per cent […]