Violinists calm Perth shoppers + why supermarkets won't run out of food

Violinists calm shoppers in Perth supermarket

Two violinists recently took to the toilet paper aisle at a Perth supermarket to calm shoppers with the song from the Titanic film - wearing life jackets!
The impact of COVID-19 on our arts and entertainment industry has been devastating and this is a good reminder to continue to support local artists and businesses during these times. Oh — and not to panic-buy toilet paper!

This is why supermarkets won't run out of food during the coronavirus pandemic

John Cummings from the WA Independent Grocers Association explains to Geoff Hutchison on Drive where supermarkets get stock from and why the shelves will keep getting filled.

Bedford mass murderer drops appeal over historic jail sentence for killing family

West Australian mass murderer Anthony Robert Harvey will never be released from jail after abandoning an appeal against his sentence for killing five members of his family, including his three daughters aged under three, in their home.

As native animals numbers dwindle, is it time to consider a ban on cats?

How would you feel about a ban on pet cats in your local area? Not just locking them up or sterilising them - but banning them completely?
Councillor Phoebe Corke spoke to Russell Woolf and Nadia Mitsopoulos on Breakfast to explain why she's asked the City of Cockburn to investigate this idea.

What the WA coronavirus economic stimulus package means for you

The Western Australian Government has announced an economic stimulus package worth $607 million in an effort to stave off some of the economic impact of the coronavirus outbreak. Here's how it could impact you.

Is it time to retire the idea of "retirement"?

Yes, it is according to the head of the Australian Institute of Management WA, Guy Martin. He told Geoff Hutchison that our 50s are the new 40s and that our needs financially as we age, have changed.

Sabrina Hahn's tips on growing vegetables at home

While some shelves might be cleared in the supermarkets at the moment, remember you can always turn to the garden for your nutritional needs.
Our gardening guru Sabrina Hahn has a quick rundown of what nutritious veggies you could be growing right now and which scraps you can stick straight into the garden to sprout.

Recipe: Gnocchi broccoli tray bake with lemon and cheese

It may be a challenge finding meat in supermarkets, so here's a vegetarian tray bake recipe that won't have you scrambling to find ingredients.