Perth Today will keep you up to date with all the latest breaking stories and issues in Perth.
The social media ban for under-16s has been in effect for one month, and some teenagers are apparently struggling.
Perth Today with Chrissy Morrissy - Wednesday January 14, 2026
A Perth local has alerted 6PR Perth Today to an alarming discovery: large containers of nitrous oxide, also known as nangs being left"everywhere'.
Perth Today with Chrissy Morrissy - Tuesday January 13, 2026
Parliament has been recalled early in a bid to pass the Albanese government's proposed hate speech and gun legislation.
Australian Convenience Stores CEO Theo Foukkare has shared his ideas on how to address the illicit tobacco trade crisis.
Perth Today with Chrissy Morrissy - Monday January 12, 2026
There are growing concerns for the well-being and health of Australians, with extreme heat becoming more common as temperatures continue to rise.
New figures have revealed inspections of stores suspected of selling illicit tobacco have dropped as the Cook government has defended the delay in giving Western Australia Police greater powers to deal with illicit tobacco.
Shadow Health Minister, Libby Mettam, joined Chrissy Morrissy.
6PR and Nine News reporter, Holly Edwards-Smith, has provided the latest details.
General manager of the The Roebuck Bay Hotel, Tamara Burchell, joined Chrissy Morrissy.
Foodbank WA CEO, Kate O’Hara, has addressed the current crisis in regards to households struggling to put food on the table.
Will Bake from the Renters and Housing Union and Nicola Torres joined Chrissy Morrissy.
Owner and manager of Cohunu Koala Park, Lucille, joined Chrissy Morrissy.
Organiser of the Hands off Venezuela protest, Barry Healy, joined Chrissy Morrissy.
Perth Today with Chrissy Morrissy - Monday January 5, 2026
Expert in international law at Australian National University, Professor Donald Rothwell, has unpacked the unfolding situation between the United States and Venezuela.
A shock decision by China has left Australian beef producers facing a $1 billion blow, with import duties jumping to 55 per cent above a set quota.
The search resumed on Friday morning for a snorkeller missing off Ledge Point.
A 19-year-old has been charged after police allege he started the Kalamunda bushfire by throwing a firecracker into dry grass on Temby Avenue.
2025 has delivered a surge in residential solar battery installations across Western Australia, driven by thousands of dollars in combined State and Federal rebates.
The $8 million project will create a modern, accessible hub for food relief and wrap-around support services, ensuring families across the South West have the help they need, close to home.
Associate Professor in Urban Risk and Resilience at The University of Melbourne, Milad Haghani, joined Perth Today to discuss the effects of listening to music while driving.
Perth Today with Chrissy Morrissy - Friday December 26
Department of Fire and Emergency Services Assistant Commissioner Stuart Wade joined Perth Today to provide an update on Boddington Bushfire.
