Bob Carr, who will hold talks with Clinton this week. The pressure facing WA's mental health system has been exposed by the long awaited report prepared by Professor Bryant Stokes. The Stokes report showed an alarming trend of suicide among recently released men and women and a dramatic shortage of available beds for mental health patients. There is mounting pressure for priests to report to police any confessions of child sex abuse. Currently any confessions made to a priest are protected under a seal of confession. Howard Sattler spoke with Federal Attorney-General Nicola Roxon. A landmark study of WA leavers has uncovered binge drinking by school children is greater than most parents think with data showing children having more than 11 standard drinks a day. Paul Murray spoke to Steve Allsop from the National Drug Research Institute about the results. How long will it be before your phone is the only smart thing about you? According to researchers at Stanford University it may have been yesterday. Steve Mills spoke to lead researcher Dr Gerald Crabtree about how our genes can't keep up with evolution via technology. The office of Business, Maintenance and Works has been grilled by the Estimates and Financial Operations Committee over their handling of contracts for BER work. Paul Murray spoke to the opposition's spokesperson on Commerce Kate Doust about the committee's inquiries. Congratulations Steve Mills: Steve Mills has been awarded the Deborah Kirwan Award by Seniors WA for his interview with 73 year old Dilys Bossely.