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12/11/2025

At 9:25 am Perth time this morning, I will be chatting with Claire Hurst, Director of White Ribbon Australia.
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White Ribbon Australia are helping young men to understand that strength isn’t about dominance, it’s about respect, equality, and healthy behaviours.
When boys are equipped with language, role models and peer support, they’re far less likely to fall into damaging behaviours.

White Ribbon Australia is calling on the Australian Government to expand funding in the primary prevention space to reach more schools, workplaces and communities across the country.

By prioritising prevention, we create a future where respect, equality, and safety are the everyday reality for all Australians.

White Ribbon is the world’s largest movement engaging men and boys to see this violence as their problem to fix, not women’s problem to tolerate. We’re starting a conversation to reduce future incidences of violence, promote gender equality and start building positive relationships based on respect.

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12/11/2025

Tune is at 9:45 am Perth time for my chat with Simon, from Simon Hodges and The Department.

l'll play a couple of tracks from the album, and find out about the band and how they got started and where they draw influence from.
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06/11/2025

Thankyou Simon. Simon Hodges and The Department
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06/11/2025

Chatting with Dawn Thomas financial advisor at 10:30 am this morning. We will chat about the topic of early inheritance? What do Baby Boomers really think about this trend?

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30/10/2025

Stephanie Nichols Creative Director of Mirabilis Collective will join me at 10:30 am. 89 7FM Perth
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Southern Stars — a concert celebrating the voices of Australian women in music.

Presented by MIRABILIS COLLECTIVE, this 60-minute performance features works by contemporary Australian composers and songwriters, including a world premiere (commissioned by Mirabilis Collective), chamber works by Elena Kats-Chernin and Jessica Wells, and reimaginings of songs by Kate Miller-Heidke, Stiff Gins, and Angie McMahon.

The programme includes the first performance of Love, a new West Australian collaboration between composer Katherine Potter and poet Caitlin Maling. The poem, from Maling’s 2023 collection Spore or Seed, explores the contradictions of motherhood — tenderness and exhaustion, wonder and fear.

Performers: Lucinda Nicholls (soprano), Yi-Yun Loei (harp), Julia Nicholls (violin), Katherine Potter (viola), Elena Wittkuhn (cello), Tresna Stampalia (flute), and Stephanie Nicholls (piano/oboe).

30/10/2025

Tune in at 10:50 am to hear a conversation with financial planner Marisa Senese on the topic of retirement.
How do we know how much money we really need to retire?
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30/10/2025

This morning at 9:30 am I will be chatting with author Alan Carter about his latest book Franz Josef.

DS Nick Chester returns with a new case that will test his limits.

The tiny South Island town of Franz Josef is perched precariously on New Zealand’s Alpine Fault. It already faces devastating earthquakes, floods and landslides. And now it harbours a killer.

When a body is discovered suspended in a glacier, detectives Nick Chester and Latifa Rapata are sent to investigate. More victims surface, as does a web of corruption stretching from the international aid industry to the blood-steeped fields of a civil war.

From the award-winning author of Marlborough Man and Doom Creek, this atmospheric thriller plunges readers into a blood-soaked crevasse of natural disasters, international intrigue and calculated murder.

This is the third book in the thrilling Nick Chester series by award-winning author Alan Carter.
‘Franz Josef is trademark Alan Carter: appealing characters, convincing police work and bursts of action, with an overlay of international tensions ripped from the headlines.’ Garry Disher

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22/10/2025

Joining me for a chat in the studio this morning at 10:30 In Good Company with Lisa Evans 89 7FM Perth will be Emillie Lowe and Zach Clifford about their new movie Where Dead Things Grow.

Emilie Lowe is a young, Western Australian dyslexic filmmaker whose debut feature film 'The Canary', released at the start of this year, won awards internationally for its story and acting.

Her new film called Where Dead Things Grow, produced by her production company Salt and Honey Productions explores isolation and loneliness.

Emilie co wrote the film with Zach Clifford. She also directed and edited the film and was the sole cinematographer.

Actor Zach Clifford was born and raised in the hills of Perth. He has been acting in theatre and film since he was 18. After training locally, he spent five years in the UK honing his craft, performing on stage and screen, bringing complex, heartfelt characters to life. Zach is passionate about telling honest, emotional stories that explore the beauty and fragility of the human spirit.

About the movie
Where Dead Things Grow was filmed outside in Darlington Western Australia, which created some beautiful cinematography, but it definitely put the actor Zach Clifford through his paces. Filming in the rain, heat, during a storm - all added a lot of validity to the characters struggle.

The film is currently in the international film festival run and we hope to hold a screening early next year.
A trailer of Where Dead Things Grow can be found on Youtube

The trailer for Salt and Honey Productions newest drama film 'Where Dead Things Grow.'In the aftermath of a destroyed world, a grief stricken man tends to th...

22/10/2025

At 9:30 this morning In Good Company with Lisa Evans 89 7FM Perth I will be chatting with Rachael Johns about her latest book called The Lucky Sisters.

A deeply moving novel about life, death and the miracles in between, by the acclaimed bestselling author of The Patterson Girls.

What would you do if you thought each day on earth might just be your last?

Lucky by name. Not so lucky by nature.

Adopted twins Nora and Stevie Lucky have always been close, despite being total opposites.

When their mother dies, Nora convinces Stevie to search for their biological parents, only to come face-to-face with a life-changing revelation that sends them spiralling in opposite directions.

With their careers, love lives and even their sisterly bond at risk, they’re going to need more than luck to survive.

Out now Penguin Random House

15/10/2025

Thursday 16 October at 11:30 am I will be chatting with David Whish-Wilson about his latest crime fiction book O'Keefe, out now Fremantle Press.

Follow Paul Cutler on his next adventure as he fights the cocaine gold rush.

Assuming his new identity as Paul O’Keefe, Paul is tasked with finding the supplier of a surge of Mexican cartel meth flooding Australian streets. Assigned to infiltrate a newly appointed security company at Fremantle Port, he discovers a clandestine world of off-the-books operations, and a business front that goes far beyond mere security. There’s a dangerous game afoot for who gets control of the port’s smuggling operations, and O’Keefe is caught in the crossfire.

A pulse-pounding thriller that takes a hard look at the Australian ‘cocaine gold rush’, where maritime crime meets the ruthless currents of the underworld.

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15/10/2025

Join me on Thursday 16 October at 10:05 I will be chatting wiuth Chris Foster Ramsay.

10 weeks to save for a stress-free Christmas

Christmas trees and decorations are now in stores and we’ll start thinking of the costs Christmas brings with it.

With just 10 weeks to go, now’s the perfect time to start saving, says Finance and Money Expert, Chris Foster-Ramsay.
"By starting your Christmas savings plan now, you can significantly reduce financial stress and enjoy a more relaxed holiday.”
Chris shares his expert tips to get you started.
1. Set a realistic budget: Determine how much you’ll need for gifts, food, and entertainment.
2. Create a dedicated savings account. Automate weekly transfers to build your Christmas fund.
3. Shop early and smartly: Take advantage of sales and compare prices online.
4. Start lay-buying: A brilliant way to even out payments with no hidden costs.
Chis says that by carefully planning ahead and being mindful of your expenses, you can create wonderful memories without breaking the bank.

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