Russel Collett is joined by Balladong-Wilman man, Kim Collard, for this week’s edition of Backstories.  He was awarded the Wesfarmers Aboriginal Award for Western Australian of the Year. Collard opens up about the transition from a boilermaker to the police force, and his decade-long academic journey. 

Gary has reflected on the recent double murder case, asserting that WA Police had the power to seize Mark Bombara’s weapons when his daughter reported the missing pistol. He stressed the urgency of prompt police action in addressing firearm-related threats and calls for the effective utilization of existing laws in such circumstances.

Russel Collett is joined by the Australian Road Safety Foundation CEO, Russell White, to discuss the importance of road safety.  White highlighted the need for cautious driving behavior amidst wet conditions and increased traffic.

For 125 years, the Olympic Games have been the greatest show on earth, an epic showdown of strength, speed, stamina and spirit. In July 2024, the greatest athletes on the planet will descend upon Paris for the 33rd Olympic Summer Games. Introducing The Road To Paris, a podcast series celebrating the achievements of Australia’s Olympic […]

Gary is joined by Ian Campbell, Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation President, and Tracy McLaren from the Friends of Allen Park to discuss the controversy over building a children’s hospice.

What makes a Sunday roast so special? 6PR roving reporter Jake Battrick talked to Oliver Peterson about his own familial love for the roast, and why this week’s Pub of the Week – The Queens Tavern in Highgate – is such a focal point on the weekends.