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Mr Squiggle and his friends, have been acquired by the National Museum of Australia
Rebecca Hetherington, daughter of the show's creator Norman, says Mr Squiggle was part of their family
Duration: 10 minutes 3 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Film (Arts and Entertainment)
Bail reform, tougher policing needed to tackle violence against women, expert says
After rallies across the country over the weekend, advocates say more concrete action is needed to address the urgent issue of gendered violence.
Duration: 8 minutes 21 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Domestic Violence
Jack Robinson says Kelly Slater isn't done competing
"[Kelly Slater] is an inspiration for sure, we're still probably going to compete against each other at a few events, he'll get some wild cards into it, but it's always special when you go up against a guy like that."
Duration: 6 minutes 20 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Surfing
How to take cuttings from a rare Pakistan Mulberry tree
Sab and Amber are very excited to learn of a rare type of mulberry tree near Mount Magnet.
Duration: 52 minutes 1 second
Published: Source: ListenTopic: Gardening
'We shall not forget' Arthur Leggett reflects on ANZAC Day
105-year-old WWII Prisoner of War Arthur Leggett fought against the Italian army in Libya and was captured by German paratroopers in the Battle of Crete in 1941.
Duration: 9 minutes 32 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: ANZAC Day
Hostage survivor relives her nightmare ordeal
In 2005, Perth born Rabia Siddique was held captive in Iraq while working as a lawyer. After release, her male counterpart was rewarded and she was told never to speak of it again.
Duration: 5 minutes 30 seconds
Published: Source: ListenTopic: War
Eric Bogle on 'Matilda', ANZAC Day, and approaching 80
"I aim for the heart and the soul, you know, not the feet or the groin."
Duration: 39 minutes 26 seconds
Published: Source: ListenTopic: ANZAC Day
Should WA overturn its ban on new uranium mines?
Listen to a robust debate as Jonathan Fisher from Cauldron Energy and Mia Pepper from Nuclear Free WA exchange their contrasting views.
Duration: 22 minutes 27 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Uranium
'Sad day': increased costs blamed for collapse of well-known builder
Housing Industry Association executive director Michael McGowan says the industry has struggled to stay afloat since COVID.
Duration: 4 minutes 54 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Housing Construction Industry
Trials of Modern Life: Are dress codes outdated?
On today's show:
00:38 You want to pop the question.
Duration: 22 minutes
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Human Interest
Mick Malone reflects on his long and decorated career in the Defence Force
In his new memoir, former SAS soldier Mick Malone wants to acknowledge the unsung heroism of so many hard-working soldiers.
Duration: 17 minutes 59 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Defence Forces
Windproof your garden with a handy hedge
On today's show:
07:16 Everlastings have a knack of popping up in most conditions, but will they grow in yellow sand?
08:39 How to take cuttings from your pomegranate tree.
Duration: 22 minutes 31 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Gardening
Canning Bridge precinct flagged for possible ferry route
The City of Melville's deputy mayor is thrilled the WA Government is considering a ferry route to Canning Bridge but she wants Point Walter to be on the cards too!
Duration: 7 minutes 31 seconds
Published: Source: ListenTopic: Public Transport
Coercive control is extremely hard to spot, even for victims
Dr Yvonne Kallane experienced decades of coercive control before she escaped with her children. Now she's on a mission help others.
Duration: 16 minutes 32 seconds
Published: Source: ABC Radio PerthTopic: Domestic Violence