The Long Lunch with Tod Johnston - Highlights

Australia's own Robert Reid has done the nation proud at the World Porridge Making Championship in Carrbridge, Scottish Highlands. Competing for the prestigious Golden Spurtle, the national champion narrowly missed the overall top spot but clinched the Specialty Winner title.

Narrogin local Tom Beynon lifted an age-group world record 100kg in the deadlift at the Capo Nationals in Fremantle in freo.

Brett Parker, co-founder and chair of the Dementia Foundation WA, is currently embarking on a 12,000 to 13,000-kilometre drive across Western Australia to raise critical awareness of young-onset dementia. During his trek through remote regional communities, he is collecting vital, on-the-ground data to push state and federal governments for urgent policy changes and improved local care resources.

The Boys & The Box: Gogglebox gets frisky + Mark learns Spanish

This year, Bailey Seamer is setting out to walk from Kalumburu, at the top of the Kimberley, all the way down to Albany on Western Australia's southern tip - a journey of around 5,000km - a challenge she’s taking on alongside her dog, Rusty starting in July 2026.

UK pop icon Kim Wilde is bringing her "Closer Tour" to Australia in November. The tour spans eight shows across Perth, Brisbane, Melbourne, Geelong, Adelaide, Newcastle, Sydney, and Canberra, where she will be performing classic hits like Kids In America and You Keep Me Hangin' On

Co-Founder and Chair at The Dementia Foundation, Brett Parker, joined Tod in Studio to discuss their upcoming. Drive 4 Dementia Fundraiser.