Mitchell's Front Page: Recent Episodes
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Federal Corangamite MP Libby Coker spoke about the issues in federal politics.
The post December 14- Federal Corangamite MP Libby Coker appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Liberal candidate for Corangamite Stephanie Asher spoke about the issues on the federal campaign trail.
The post December 14- Liberal candidate for Corangamite Stephanie Asher appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Borough of Queenscliffe Mayor Cr Ross Ebbels spoke to the program about the issues in the Borough.
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Cr Donnie Grigau, who is also the owner of The Shelter Shed joined the program to give his thoughts on the key issues in the Borough.
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Surf Coast Times Associate Editor James Taylor appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the year in review on the Surf Coast.
The post December 14- James Taylor, Associate Editor- Surf Coast Times appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Geelong Bank CEO Vivien Allen appeared on the program to talk about financial goals for the new year and scams to be wary of.
The post December 14- Financial resolutions for the new year with Vivien Allen, CEO- Geelong Bank appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Cottage by The Sea CEO Adam Wake joined the program in Queenscliff to talk about what’s happening at Cottage By The Sea.
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Liv Lomez plays live on Mitchell’s Front Page live from the Shelter Shed. Liv Lomez plays live
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Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson spoke to the program about the issues in federal politics.
The post December 13- Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Liberal Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur talks about the issues in state politics.
The post December 13- Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Bellarine Ward Councillor Jim Mason discusses the issues in local politics.
The post December 13- Bellarine Ward Councillor Jim Mason appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay talks about the issues of the day for the final time in 2021.
The post December 13- Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Festival of Sails Chairman Roger Bennett spoke to the program about the return of the Festival of Sails. “The past couple of years have been extremely difficult for major events and we have been understandably frustrated by not being able to deliver Geelong’s much-loved event,” Mr Bennett said. “While the 2022 event will look a little different, we’re delighted to be back out sailing and racing and importantly, welcoming the public back into Geelong to celebrate the long weekend.”
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about the latest in motoring.
The post December 13- Toby Hagon, Editor- EVCentral.com.au appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
A look at the issues in sport.
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Committee for Geelong Chair Clive Pugh appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the Committee’s 20 year anniversary.
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G21 CEO Giulia Baggio appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues in the G21 region.
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Geelong Gaol Museum General Manager Deb Robinson talks about what’s happening at Geelong Gaol over the school holidays.
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According to WorkSafe statistics, more workers die in the weeks leading up to Christmas than at any other time of year. Safety leadership expert Anton Guinea offers some tips on keeping workers safe this Christmas. “Over the past decade, almost 25% of all workplace fatalities occurred in November and December,” Mr Guinea said.
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As borders start to re-open, Immigration expert Melanie Macfarlene provides an update about international students coming back to Australia.
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Real Estate Performance Coach Ryan Thompson discuses what vendors need to know about property valuations.
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Trent Geddes joined the program to look at the latest in tech.
The post December 7- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Animal Justice Party MP Andy Meddick spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.
The post December 6- Western Victoria MP Andy Meddick appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Davina Montgomery looks at the issues of the day.
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Lead researcher Professor Kim Bennell and study participant Alan Miller discuss success in exercise and diet programs delivered via telehealth. “Our researchers found 80% had improved knee pain and a loss of an average of 10.2kgs of body weight,” a University of Melbourne spokesperson said. “One man lost 41kgs and no longer needs pain medication or surgery.” “Another lost 16kgs and also no longer needs surgery or pain medication. He has been able to return to leading groups on adventure treks to the Kokoda Track and the Simpson Desert.”
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Psychologist Kim Cullen talks about navigating festive fatigue.
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Money coach Max Phelps discusses the money lessons that he says should be taught in schools.
The post Lessons in money management appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
A look at the issues in sport.
The post December 6- Monday Sport appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Cr Bruce Harwood spoke to the program about the issues in local politics.
The post November 30- Kardinia Ward Councillor Bruce Harwood appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
James Taylor, Associate Editor at Surf Coast Times appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues on the Surf Coast.
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Dr. Claire Loughnan from Melbourne University appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss ‘Against Erasure Project’ which aims to create a 3D model of the Manus Island Detention Centre. You can read more about the project in Pursuit or view the project here.
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Former RAA Medic and veteran Hayley Edwards offers her thoughts on the Royal Commission into Veteran’s Suicide.
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Steven Brown – Commercial Lawyer and Principal of Lynn & Brown Lawyers offers some advice on how to avoid being scammed this Christmas.
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Trent Geddes appeared on the program to discuss the latest in tech.
The post November 30- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay spoke to the program about the issues of the day.
The post November 29- Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Kidsafe Victoria and Bella’s Footprints Foundation have launched a button battery billboard campaign in Torquay, with a warning about the deadly common household item. The organisations are urging local parents and carers to be button battery aware and check items such as cards and presents they are buying this year, in a bid to reduce the number of serious and life threatening injuries. On the program, we held a panel discussion of the risks that button batteries pose to children with Kidsafe Victoria CEO Melanie Courtney and Allison Rees, bereaved mum of Isabella (Bella) who tragically passed away at 14-months-old after swallowing a button battery.
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au joined the program to discuss the latest in motoring.
The post November 29- Toby Hagon, Editor- EVCentral.com.au appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
A look at what’s been happening in the world of sport.
The post November 29- Monday Sport appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to dicuss the issues in federal politics.
The post November 23- Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
South Barwon MP Darren Cheeseman spoke to the program about the issues of the day in state politics.
The post November 23- South Barwon MP Darren Cheeseman appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Australians are being asked to think twice about asbestos as new research reveals a surge in DIY home improvements during the COVID-19 pandemic. The survey of 1506 home improvers commissioned by the Asbestos Safety Eradication Agency, for National Asbestos Awareness Week (22-28 November 2021) found: • 46 per cent of those intending to do home improvement works cited pandemic-related motivations for doing so; • 38 per cent have worked on a risky property built between 1940 and 1990, the decades of greatest concern and; • 28 per cent of those who had found asbestos admitted to illegally disposing of it, most commonly placing it in their household bin or a neighbour’s. Asbestos Safety Eradication Agency CEO Justine Ross said the increase in home improvement has prompted concerns over an increase in asbestos exposure.
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The TAC‘s Manager of Media and Communications Nic McGay joined the program to discuss their new campaign, ‘Be the reason’. The theme asks people to take the same approach to health and safety as they did during lockdown to using our roads, making safe choices for the sake of passengers and other road users.
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With long haul flights returning, physiotherapist Melanie McAuliffe spoke about the common health issues from flying and how to avoid them.
The post Don’t let a long-haul flight become a pain appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Interior Stylist Sara James spoke about how to bring excitment and freshness to Christmas by mixing up your Christmas style.
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The Lorne Sculpture Biennale is proceeding with prominent sculpture artists busy creating their works in studio before heading to Lorne for installation next year, ready for the event which opens on Saturday 12 March and runs to Sunday 3 April.
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Warren Livesey says airspace is going to be the big real estate trend of this decade.
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Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appears on Mitchell’s Front Page weekly.
The post November 23- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Irish-Australian singer-songwriter Damien Leith joined the program to discuss how he is stepping back in time with his latest single Time Machine. Watch on YouTube
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Geelong MP Christine Couzens appeared on the program to discuss the issues in state politics.
The post November 22- Geelong MP Christine Couzens appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Western Victoria MP Stuart Grimley talks about his opposition to the state government’s pandemic bill, along with a reflection on the year.
The post November 22- Western Victoria MP Stuart Grimley appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Davina Montgomery offers her take on the issues of the day.
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Humans in Geelong founder Jacqui Bennett spoke to the program about the Humans in Geelong Expo for 2021. The free event will be held on Sunday 5th December, 10-3pm at The Geelong Racecourse. You can view more details on their website.
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A new music festival is launching this December on the Bellarine Peninsula. The Bellarine Music Festival kicks off with on Saturday 11th December with an impressive line-up of Aussie music royalty and the excitement doesn’t stop for the rest of the month, with shows every Saturday and Sunday, excluding Christmas weekend. Organiser Brad O’Brien from Premier Artists spoke to the program.
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Mindflight7’s Creative Director Chris Gillard spoke about the future of VR technology – he says the use of VR could be widespread in homes in the next three years.
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A discussion about the issues in sport.
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on the program to talk about the latest in motoring.
The post November 15- Toby Hagon, Editor- EVCentral.com.au appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
The Eleven on Friday program from November 19.
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Brownbill ward councillor Sarah Mansfield spoke to the program about the issues in local politics.
The post November 16- Cr Sarah Mansfield appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Master Builders Victoria CEO Rebecca Casson says she is honoured to be inducted into the 2021 Victorian Honour Roll of Women (Honour Roll) in the category of Leading Through Disaster.
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Paul Barker discusses the rallies in Melbourne along with the platform of the Liberal democrats ahead of the upcoming federal election. [show candidate id=”12366″]
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James Taylor, Associate Editor at Surf Coast Times appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the latest Surf Coast news.
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Vivien Allen, CEO at Geelong Bank joined the program to discuss how banks can assist after a death in the family.
The post November 16- Geelong Bank with Vivien Allen, CEO- Geelong Bank appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Sophia Williams, founder of BKSP, a local activewear brand, discusses how she uses her activewear line and brand profile for social justice causes.
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Trent Geddes joined the program for his weekly segment “Talking Tech” segment.
The post November 16- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Lara MP John Eren spoke about the issues in state politics.
The post November 15- Lara MP John Eren appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay talks about the issues of the day.
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Independent Corangamite candidate Tom Roe discusses the latest issues in the campaign.
The post November 15- Independent Corangamite candidate Tom Roe appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
A look at the issues in sport.
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Listen to Eleven on Friday from November 12.
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Deb Robertson from Geelong Gaol spoke about the 22nd July 1945, where 22 army prisoners escaped from Geelong Gaol – Victoria’s largest prison escape.
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Manager of Self-Managed Superfunds (SMSFs) Simon Abbott at Davidson’s spoke about the benefits and challenges of SMSFs.
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Professor Roslyn Gleadow, School of Biological Sciences spoke to the program about the biological impacts of climate change in the wake of COP 26. “Climate change is here and is already affecting our ability to feed everyone, the nutritional quality of plants and their interactions with animals (including us), human health and biodiversity, bush fire risks,” Professor Gleadow said. “COP26 is a rallying point. It is the last chance to reduce the damage to our future food supply, and preserve biodiversity. The risk of not doing so is unthinkable.”
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Illuminance Solutions CEO Nilesh Makwana discusses the issue of the digital divide and the common challenges that seniors face when staying connected.
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Jason Lees is a finalist in the Masters Sportsperson of the Year at this year’s Victorian Disability Sport and Recreation Awards (VDSR Awards).
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Trent Geddes joined the program to present the latest news in tech.
The post November 9- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur spoke about the issues in state politics.
The post November 8- Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Davina Montgomery discusses the issues of the day.
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Divorce Coach Eleanor Crawford spoke to the program about a spike in divorce rates in Victoria and NSW. “Compulsory at home orders for 23 hours per day, living in each other’s pockets, working from home with young children, home schooling, zero family support, financial strain, and social isolation are just a few causes for an 8% spike in applications for divorce through 2020/21,” Ms Crawford said. “Statistics reveal that long lockdown periods in NSW and Victoria have had the biggest impact on the breakdown of marriages.” “As these states emerge, how will the emotional and mental health of these broken couples and families be cared for?”
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Daniel Lamanna, Director at Stockdale & Leggo Drysdale joined the program to discuss the state government’s homebuyer fund.
The post November 8- Talking Real Estate with Daniel Lamanna, Director- Stockdale & Leggo Drysdale appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
A discussion of the issues in sport this week.
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Listen to the Eleven on Friday program from November 5.
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Liberal candidate for Corangamite Stephanie Asher spoke to the program for the first time as a federal candidate. View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for
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Cr Eddy Kontelj discusses the issues in local politics.
The post November 2- Cr Eddy Kontelj appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Giulia Baggio, CEO at G21 appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss their recent advocacy to federal politicans in Canberra and other issues.
The post November 2- Giulia Baggio, CEO- G21 appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Jennifer Cromarty, Committee for Geelong CEO joined the program to discuss the vaccinated economy, trackless trams and other public transport issues.
The post November 2- Jennifer Cromarty, CEO- Committee for Geelong appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Public Transport Users’ Association Geelong Branch Convenor Paul Westcott talks about a proposal to close part of Moorabool Street to enhance bus services.
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James Taylor, Associate Editor at Surf Coast Times appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the latest Surf Coast news.
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Geelong wheelchair tennis athlete Martyn Dunn is a finalist for the Victorian Disability Sport and Recreation Awards (VDSR Awards). Martyn grew up in Geelong, playing tennis and Aussie Rules on the weekends. In 2015 he acquired incomplete paraplegia in a motorbike accident before a twist of fate saw wheelchair tennis appear in his rehabilitation program. He soon garnered the attention of Tennis Australia’s scouts and joined the national program. Making his Paralympic debut at Tokyo 2020, Martyn played in the men’s singles event, however was knocked out of the competition with a loss to Argentina’s Ezequiel Casco. He played alongside Ben Weekes in the doubles campaign, however the pair were knocked out in the opening round by Brazil’s Gustavo Carneiro Silva and Daniel Rodrigues 6-3, 6-3.
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Animal Justice Party MP Andy Meddick spoke to the program about the new pandemic legislation and other issues.
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Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay spoke to the program about politicans caught drink driving, climate change, electoral boundary changes and more.
The post November 1- Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Political analyst Terry Barnes spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.
The post November 1- Political analyst Terry Barnes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues in motoring.
The post November 1- Toby Hagon, Editor- EVCentral.com.au appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
A look at the issues in sport this week.
The post November 1- Monday Sport appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
The Eleven on Friday program for October 29.
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Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles spoke to the program about the issues in federal politics.
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Small business owners and leaders have every right to be frustrated by the Reserve Bank’s review of retail payments regulations, says the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Bruce Billson.
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Labor candidate for Wannon Gilbert Wilson appeared on the program to discuss his candidacy.
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Paul Barker spoke to the program about the Liberal Democrats policy on energy and climate change. View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for
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New research suggests that 23% of Australians are banking on getting inheritance to live a good life financially. Money expert Vanessa Stoykov discussed what this means for the economy, what to do if you receive an inheritance and why you should think about philanthropy.
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Reset Australia says Facebook needs to do more than videos to tackle what they describe as “looming election threats”. Reset Australia’s tech policy director Dhakshayini Sooriyakumaran spoke to the program about the issue.
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Nic McGay, Manager, Media and Communications at TAC joined the program to discuss passive alcohol sensors – could they be the technology that ends drink driving for good?
The post October 26- Passive alcohol sensors in cars – Nic McGay, Manager, Media and Communications- TAC appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Wendy Steele, an Associate Professor in Sustainability and Urban Planning in the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies spoke to the program about climate activism at a local scale. Her latest book is ‘Quiet Activism: Climate Action at the Local Scale’ (Palgrave 2021).
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Trent Geddes discusses the latest tech news.
The post October 26- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Geelong MP Christine Couzens spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.
The post October 25- Geelong MP Christine Couzens appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Derryn Hinch Justice Party MP Stuart Grimley spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.
The post October 25- Stuart Grimley MP appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Davina Montgomery discusses the issues of the day.
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The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s General Manager of Policy and Advovacy Dylan Broomfield joined the program to discuss how business is reacting to the end of Melbourne’s sixth lockdown.
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The Clean Ocean Foundation says there will be “dire economic and environmental consequences” if a planned Warrnambool Sewage Treatment Plant expansion goes ahead in its current form.
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A look at the issues in sport this week.
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The Eleven on Friday program for October 22.
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Windermere Ward councillor Anthony Aitken spoke to the program about the latest issues in Geelong’s north.
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James Taylor, Associate Editor at the Surf Coast Times appeared on the program to discuss the federal race for Corangamite and other Surf Coast issues.
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Founder and CEO of Ignite Global Kim Seeling Smith joined the program to discuss “The Great Resignation” and what employers need to do to keep their staff.
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The Geelong Region Cancerians (GRC) are inviting people to a Decades of Trivia Fundraiser on Friday 22 October from 7:30pm. The event will be held online and you can find out more and purchase tickets at grctriviadecades.eventbrite.com.au
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Sally Fisher from ‘Geelong Renewables Not Gas’ spoke to the progrma and was joined by Garth Norman, a North Shore resident who works in the oil and gas industry.
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Geelong Bank CEO Vivien Allen joined the program to talk about the recently-announced Victorian Homebuyer Fund.
The post October 19- Talking about the Victorian Homebuyer Fund with Vivien Allen, CEO- Geelong Bank appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Older people are the most sedentary group in Australia, but recent research indicates many should exercise more and would and if encouraged to do so according to Dr Michelle Jongenelis from the University of Melbourne.
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Trent Geddes talks about the announcements in Apple’s latest ‘Unleashed’ event along with our tech news.
The post October 19- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
State MP for Lara John Eren spoke to the program about Victoria’s roadmap out of lockdown.
The post October 18- State MP for Lara John Eren appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay discusses the issues of the day.
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Tom Roe appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss “pools and pork”. View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues in motoring.
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Athletics Victoria’s Richard Lawysz won this year’s Love the Game Volunteer of the Year in the Victorian Sports Awards. Presented by the State Government of Victoria and Vicsport, the awards were held on Wednesday 6 October 2021.
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A look at the issues in sport this week.
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Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur appeared on the program to discuss the latest in state politics.
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Friday October 15 will see another ‘School Strike 4 Climate’ protest in Geelong involving school students from Geelong and the Surf Coast. Greta Cuthell in Year 11 is one of the organisers and joined the program to discuss the protest and the movement. “A mere two weeks out from COP26 and without a credible climate justice policy, the Morrison Government has shown us time and again that they do not care about the future of young Australians,” Ms Cuthell said. “Prime Minister Morrison’s support for the fossil fuel industry shows clearly where his priorities are – and young people are not on that priority list. This Government is failing young people and future generations.
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Jodie Connell from Geelong Gaol talks about the ghosts of the gaol and the paranormal investigating that goes on.
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Infectious disease social scientist Associate Professor Holly Seale from UNSW’s School of Population Health talks about how to navigate some difficult conversations ahead around COVID-19 vaccination status.
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Professor Paula Gerber, from the Faculty of Law at Monash University discusses the importance of National Coming Out Day in 2021. “Having laws that protect LGBTIQ from discrimination is just one piece of the jigsaw puzzle. We also need to raise awareness and change attitudes,” Professor Gerber said. “Some people might think that now same-sex couples can marry, there is no longer any need for a National Coming Out Day. But young LGBTIQ people today continue to suffer significant mental health problems because of the discrimination and vilification they still experience. Sometimes this is even sanctioned by law, for example, in religious schools.” “COVID-19 makes National Coming Out Day more important than ever. Connection to community and peer support have been found to have an important protective effect for LGBTIQ people, who are at higher risk of suicide and self-harm. Restrictions and lockdowns, which are necessary public health measures, increase the isolation of LGBTIQ people, sometimes in homes with family members who are not accepting of their sexual orientation or gender identity.” “There is a lot more Australia can do to increase respect for LGBTIQ people, including more protection for children in same-sex families, allowing donor siblings to find and [...]
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Karina Chapman says too many people let relationships from the past cast a shadow over their dating future. “Left-over trust issues, insecurities, or low self-esteem can sabotage our ability to be open to love again,” Ms Chapman said. “To avoid this, the best thing that we can do is to look for the lessons from past relationships, learn them, and let the past go.”
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On Sunday 24 October, the annual Walk for Prems will be held to raise awareness for the 48,000 babies born sick or premature in Australia each year. Now in it’s twelfth year, Walk for Prems is a fundraiser for the Life’s Little Treasures Foundation, which is dedicated to supporting the families of babies born sick or before 37 weeks gestation. Foundation CEO, Felicia Welstead, says the past twelve months has presented numerous challenges to families, especially those of premature and sick babies, and the foundation recognises the importance of bringing the community together again in support of those families in need. “In these unprecedented times, parents of premature and sick babies are doing it tough. Without the traditional support network of family and friends, these families are more isolated than ever,” Ms Welstead says.
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Trent Geddes looks at the latest in tech.
The post October 12- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.
Adrian Abson talks about creating a resume based on truth.
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Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson discusses the issues in federal politics.
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Davina Montgomery appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues of the day.
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City of Sydney councillor Angela Vithoulkas spoke to the program from Sydney on their ‘freedom day’.
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Heidi Dening discusses what it’s like to be someone’s ‘bubble budy’ – the person they have chosen to spend COVID lockdown with. “At the beginning of this last lockdown, I was asked to be someone’s bubble buddy,” she said. “They were really struggling with working from home and being alone – family overseas, no partner, pets, or children.” “I initially said ‘yes’ because I was a little bit worried about them, but I have to say it ended up being a saviour for my own mental health.”
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Phil Bytheway is a radio sticker collector from the US. He joined the program after contacting 94.7 The Pulse to request stickers to add to his collection which spans in the tens of thousands.
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A look at the issues in sport this week.
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The Eleven on Friday program for October 8.
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Brownbill Ward Councillor Peter Murrihy talks about the issues in local government.
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Giulia Baggio, CEO at G21 appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, looking at the latest developments in the G21 region along with G21’s priority projects for advocacy at elections in 2022.
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Jennifer Cromarty, CEO at Committee for Geelong appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss transport planning and hearings around the Central Geelong Framework Plan.
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James Taylor, Associate Editor at the Surf Coast Times appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about the issues on the Surf Coast.
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Local egg farmer Julie Kos talks about her invention of smoked eggs, a Geelong innovation with interest from around the world.
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Animal Justice Party MP for Western Victoria Andy Meddick discusses the issues in state politics.
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Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay was in the studio to discuss the issues of the day.
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Daniel Lamanna, Director at Stockdale & Leggo Drysdale joined the program to discuss changes to lending laws and the likely impacts to investors and first home buyers.
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Kidney diseas affects 1.7 million Australians, and in October 2021, Kidney Health Australia is calling for support with the Red Socks Appeal.
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on the program to discuss the issues in motoring.
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A look at the issues in sport this week.
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The Eleven on Friday program for October 1.
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Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles talks about the issues in federal politics.
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Federal Corangamite MP Libby Coker looks at the issues in federal politics.
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South Barwon MP Darren Cheeseman talks about the latest in state politics.
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Ignite Global CEO Kim Seeling Smith talks about the importance of cover letters and how to get them right.
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Professor Susan Harris Rimmer says it would be “a serious mistake” for the PM not to attend COP26 in Glasgow.
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Nic McGay, Manager, Media and Communications at TAC appeared on the program, discussing the latest used car safety ratings. The ratings are published at howsafeisyourcar.com.au.
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Trent Geddes discusses the latest news from the world of tech.
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State MP for Geelong Christine Couzens discusses the latest issues in state politics.
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Western Victoria MP from the Derryn Hinch Justice Party Stuart Grimley talks about the issues in state politics.
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Geelong Trades Hall Council Secretary Anthony Anderson spoke to the program about an upcoming event that discusses Geelong’s workforce beyond zero emissions.
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The Australian Sports Foundation (ASF) has conducted a second national research study to help it determine the ongoing impact of Covid-19 on community sport across the country and found Australia’s 70,000 community sports clubs are still facing serious concerns in three key areas: financial instability, declining participation and declining volunteering.
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Vic Bongiorno offers his views on the issues of the day.
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A look at the issues in sport.
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Cr Trent Sullivan updates the program on the latest in the City of Greater Geelong.
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Geelong Bank CEO Vivien Allen talks about customer owned banks as opposed to other banking models.
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Dr Aiden Warren , Associate Professor in International Relations, RMIT talks about the new AUKUS alliance and the French fallout.
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Mediation and Conflict Expert, Lisanne Iriks, says that people should be asked if they want to have the conversation before the conversation begins, and everyone has the right to say ‘no’.
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Michael Masterson, Managing Director of EverEdge talks about the increasingly complex nature of property settlements in divorce cases.
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Neil Butler talks about Hearturday. For more information visit hearturday.com.au.
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Trent Geddes discusses the issues in tech.
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James Taylor, Associate Editor at Surf Coast Times talks about what’s happening on the Surf Coast.
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State MP for Lara John Eren joined the program on the first day of Geelong’s eighth COVID lockdown to disucss the issues in state politics.
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Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay discusses the issues of the day.
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Independent candidate for Corangamite Tom Roe discusses the issues of the day. View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au discusses the latest in motoring.
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A discussion about the issues in sport.
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Deb Robinson from Geelong Goal spoke to the program about the history of capital punishment in Victoria. Over Victoria’s history of capital punishment, there were 187 executions for 11 different crimes, including public executions held in Geelong. Only five of the executions were women.
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Geelong’s Dr Saba Qutub has won two gold awards at the 2021 AusMumpreneur Awards, taking home the awards for “Multicultural Business Excellence Award” and “Health Business Award”. “When asked how I feel about winning the award, a number of adjectives come to mind. I quickly realised that no words could actually describe how I felt. I feel honoured, elated and inspired,” Dr Qutub said. Dr Qutub was the founder of Armstrong Health and DRSQ Skincare.
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Communications Manager for the Coalition for the Protection of Racehorses Kristin Leigh says horce racing deaths are “the worst we’ve seen”.
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Black Dog Institute Deputy Director Professor Sam Harvey spoke to the program about concerns around mental ill-health in doctors. If you or someone you know needs support, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14.
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CEO of Legally Yours Karen Finch spoke to the program about what people should look for when finding a lawyer. “The most common way to find a lawyer is via friends or family, or a google search. Whilst it’s a great place to start, not everyone’s comfortable revealing to their loved ones that they need legal advice,” Ms Finch said. “Start with a vetted marketplace you can trust.” “A good legal services marketplace is easy to search and should provide lots of valuable information including specific legal services offered and prices.”
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Founder and CEO of Playground Ideas Marcus Veerman spoke to the program about the future of playgrounds, and their importance during a time of lockdowns and COVID-19.
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Children’s Author and Screenwriter Michelle Worthington says that while the demand for books has increased dramatically over the past 18 months, the impacts of COVID are leaving many bookstores without stock for Christmas. “Not only have Aussie authors suffered huge financial losses due to the cancellation of events, they also now face disruption in shipping, increased costs throughout the supply chain, shortages in book manufacturing supplies, labour shortages, and transportation challenges,” she said. “Many authors rely on a large increase in sales over the Christmas period, but this year won’t be a merry one with few or no books available, leaving authors no choice but to find alternative sources of income outside of writing.”
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Trent Geddes discusses the latest developments in tech.
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Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson spoke to the program about the issues in federal politics. View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for
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Shadow Assistant Minister for Scrutiny of Government Bev McArthur spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.
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Paul Barker joined the program to talk his candidacy for Corangamite in the upcoming federal election. View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for
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Davina Montgomery talks about the issues of the day.
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Nic Hayes from Media Stable discusses the NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s decision to end daily COVID press conference updates. Good idea or not?
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A look at the weekend’s preliminary finals action.
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A look at the issues of the week.
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Geelong Deputy Mayor Cr Trent Sullivan looks at the issues in local politics.
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Giulia Baggio, CEO at G21 appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues in the G21 region.
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Jennifer Cromarty, CEO at the Committee for Geelong joined the program to discuss the Geelong Future Forum and other issues.
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Political Analyst Terry Barnes discusses the new Liberal leadership of Matthew Guy and other state political issues.
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Scientific Futurist, Drones and Robotic Expert Dr Catherine Ball spoke to the program about new technology to enable autonomous delivery of our goods and services through drones and driverless trucks. She says the technology could be widespread within years.
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Dads4Kids CEO Warwick Marsh joined the program to discuss the organisation and why fathers should read to their children.
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Animal Justice Party MP Andy Meddick discusses the issues in state politics.
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Former Diversitat CEO Michael Martinez joined the program to discuss the issues of the day.
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Drinking increased by almost 20% for women and 10% for men during lockdowns last year, according to The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Grey Area Drinking Coach, Sarah Rusbatch, says many women in lockdown miss being able to ‘download’ with girlfriends in person and drinking is a quick-fix comfort at the end of a stressful day. You can view Sarah’s online community here
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In this week’s Talking Real Estate, Daniel Lamanna, Director at Stockdale & Leggo Drysdale joined the program to talk about how the recently-completed census will help future planning in real estate.
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the latest in motoring.
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A review of semi-finals week in the AFL.
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Geelong Region Cancerians Committee Member Maureen O’Keeffe spoke to the program about their upcoming virtual event “Strength and Positivity when Facing Cancer”. The event will be held on Monday, September 6th 2021 from 6-7:30 pm and features guest speakers Sue Mackey, Sarah Huntly, Ann Cook and Allana Goldsworthy. For details and to book visit: https://events.grlc.vic.gov.au/event/5420545
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A Walk In The Park Geelong Event Organiser Kirsten George spoke to the program about the 2021 event, which will go virtual. “A Walk in the Park Geelong is an opportunity for families, friends, health professionals and the general community to come together to support each other and their loved ones as they face the daily challenges of living with Parkinson’s,” the group said in a statement. “The volunteer Working Group were excited to host the event on Sunday 12 th September at Geelong’s Eastern Park Circuit, but the COVID-19 pandemic has meant a postponement.” “Instead of missing this important fundraising opportunity, participants can join a virtual walk and are encouraged to share their efforts on social media.” “Funds raised will support the work of Parkinson’s Victoria who provide a range of services to individuals, carers, families and the community. Over 27,000 people in Victoria have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s and approximately 38 new cases are diagnosed each day. It is the second most common neurological disease in Australia after dementia.” Find out more on their website
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President of the Marshall Bluestone Cottage Community Group Virginia Johnson provides an update on their campaign to “Save McAteer Cottage”.
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James Young, venue owner and official “Night Mayor of Melbourne” spoke to the program about a new song from Melbourne’s underground music scene “‘Get The Jab”. Mr Young will lead a new committee tasked with revitalising Melbourne’s ailing food and beverage, live music and creative arts sectors. Watch the song on YouTube
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Dr Michael Lydeamore from Monash University spoke to the program about the role of 12-15yos in the transmission of COVID and the effect vaccination will have on them.
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Penington Institute Deputy CEO Stephen McNally talks about the key findings of Australia’s Annual Overdose Report 2021 which was released today. The key findings of the report were: 2,227 Australians died of overdose in 2019 – three-quarters (1,644) of which were unintentional. Overdose deaths have increased by 25% in a decade (from 2009 to 2019) Opioids were detected in 882 unintentional overdose deaths in 2019, while benzodiazepines (sedatives) were detected in 582 unintentional overdose deaths and stimulants (e.g. ice) were found in 470 such deaths. For Australians in their 30s, overdose was the second most common cause of death in 2019 behind only suicide, while for Australians in their 20s, overdose was the third-leading cause of death behind suicide and land transport accidents. There were 456 drug-induced suicides in 2019 (a 33% increase since 2009). One-third of drug-induced suicides are people aged over 60. Overdose deaths cost the Australian economy approximately $15.5 billion a year.
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With more people at home due lockdowns, Real Estate Stylist Sara James offers some tips on home interior design and choosing new furniture.
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Michael Maartensz – Managing Director of Turfcare WA and Positively Green discusses international lawn day and offers some tips on getting the perfect lawn.
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Trent Geddes spoke to the program about the latest in tech.
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Davina Montgomery appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues of the day.
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Kim Seeling Smith, CEO of Ignite Global discusses if we’re heading into a new type of ageism in the workplace.
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Leader of the Small Business Party Cr Angela Vithoulkas discusses the response to COVID by state and federal governments.
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Friend in Me is a Registered Australian charity that promotes social inclusion and acceptance in children through sensory friendly events, workshops and online programs.Everything we do is founded in our core belief that no child will ever be left behind. We are here to do something about it and would love your help supporting and sharing our mission. We receive no government assistance or funding – so every dollar we receive is critical. www.friendinme.org.au
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The suicide bombing in Kabul shouldn’t come as any surprise – the writing was clearly on the wall says Terrorism Expert Peter Moroney. He spoke to the program about what the bombing means for Australia.
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A wrap-up of the first week of finals football.
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Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles discusses Victoria’s COVID situation, the vaccine rollout, Afghanistan and his new book ‘Tides that Bind: Australia in the Pacific’.
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South Barwon MP Darren Cheeseman discuses the issues in state politics.
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Geelong’s Deputy Mayor Cr Trent Sullivan discusses the issues at the City of Greater Geelong.
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Deb Robinson from Geelong Gaol shares the story of Chopper Reid in Geelong Goal as the iconic 2000 film celebrates 21 years.
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James Taylor, Associate Editor at the Surf Coast Times joined the program to discuss the issues on the Surf Coast.
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Alex White, Acting Manager, Media & Corporate Communications Marketing & Communications – Corporate Affairs at the TAC discusses this year’s TAC/AFL Victoria Road Safety Round.
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Trent Geddes has the latest news in tech.
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Federal Corangamite MP Libby Coker on the issues in federal politics.
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Geelong MP Christine Couzens discusses the issues in state politics.
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Western Victoria MP Stuart Grimley discusses the issues in state politics.
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Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay offers his take on the issues of the day.
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au has the latest motoring news.
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A look at the issues in football this week.
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Dr Aiden Warren – US Political Expert and Associate Professor in International Relations at RMIT spoke to the program about the sitaution in Afghanistan and how the international community should respond.
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Torquay TSL president Bob Tyler has appealed to Afghanistan veterans and their families to call the local RSL if they need support, or a path into DVA for any claims.
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Professor Will Steffen, Climate Council spokesperson and Emeritus Professor, Australian National University says temperatures in July offer another warning about the worsening impacts of climate change and the urgent need to reduce emissions this decade.
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Mell Greenall – Master Builders Victoria Executive Director Relationships and Growth spoke to the program about changes to construction in metro Melbourne as a result of COVID-19.
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Vivien Allen, CEO at Geelong Bank joined the program to discuss the differences between fixed, variable and split home loans.
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A new EY Australia report predicts that COVID-19 will significantly change the university experience for would-be students as on-campus learning increasingly goes digital, on- demand and close to free.
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Concerns about the safety and efficiency of the COVID-19 vaccine remain the top reason for Australian adults not getting ‘the jab’, according to the Melbourne Institute’s Taking the Pulse of the Nation survey. Results show 14 per cent are still unwilling to get vaccinated and 10 per cent are undecided. This is despite NSW grappling with a rising number of cases, Victoria going into its sixth lockdown, and the rest of Australia undergoing various restrictions to contain the spread of the virus.
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Trent Geddes joined the program to discuss the latest in tech.
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Independent Corangamite Candidate Tom Roe discuses the issues in federal politics and outlines his approach to climate change.
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Davina Montgomery discusses the issues of the day.
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PhD students Maddie Zurowski and Bill Dix joined the program from Science Week to discuss a project that involves working with the country’s top scientists at the Stawell Underground Physics Laboratory when it is operational. They explain why we need to go 1000 metres underground to find ‘Dark Matter’ and the challenges ahead.
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A look at the issues in sport.
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Geelong Deputy Mayor Cr Trent Sullivan spoke the program about the issues in council.
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Mental Health and Resilience Expert Graeme Cowan spoke to the program about four things you can do to help with the uncertainty of lockdowns. In a recent COVID poll of 757 people, ‘uncertainty’ was nominated by 48% as their greatest challenge, while 37% said it was ‘isolation from loved ones’.
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Tim O’Callaghan, General Manager, Strategic Initiatives at the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry spoke to the program about how small business is dealing with Victoria’s sixth lockdown and the Victorian Chamber Business Recovery Regional Roadshow. For details about the roadshow visit: https://www.victorianchamber.com.au/event/victorian-chamber-business-recovery-regional-roadshow-geelong
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Matthew Warren – Director of RMIT Centre for Cyber Security Research spoke to the program about the issues around cyber safety and the 2021 census.
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Better Access Australia is called on federal politicans to update Australia’s newborn screening program, with chair Felicity McNeill PSM saying the program was last updated almost 25 years ago. “Australia’s newborn screening program remains stuck in the 1980s, with no new conditions added to the national program for three decades, which means doctors are often unable to take advantage of medical breakthroughs to save tiny lives,” she said. “I urge Federal politicians to imagine they are a parent finding out that their baby has a rare disease months or years down the track, having missed out on diagnosis and life-saving treatment shortly after birth. “Time to diagnosis matters. Every week that goes by without screening and diagnosis means vulnerable babies being ravaged by treatable conditions and lives lost. Australia urgently needs a 21st century newborn screening program,” Ms McNeill said. “Modernising the national screening program is an easy change for politicians to back that will dramatically improve countless lives and prevent heartbreak and suffering by enabling swift diagnosis and timely treatment. “Testing all 300,000 newborns for an additional 50 conditions would cost just $3 million a year. This is small change for the Federal Government – the same amount we [...]
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James Taylor, Associate Editor of the Surf Coast Times appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues on the Surf Coast.
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Trent Geddes appeared on the program to discuss this week’s issues in tech.
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Liberal Senator for Victoria Sarah Henderson spoke to the program about the issues in federal politics.
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Liberal Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.
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Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay spoke to the program about the issues of the day – including Victoria’s COVID lockdown, the costs of COVID, road infrastructure and skyrail.
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If the vaccine rollout in Australia has taught us anything, it’s that we have a serious problem with taking responsibility says Transformation Coach Yemi Penn.
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Toby Hagon, Editor of EVCentral.com.au discusses the issues in the world of motoring.
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A look at the issues in football.
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Giulia Baggio, CEO at G21 appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the G21 stakeholder forum and social housing.
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Jennifer Cromarty, CEO at Committee for Geelong appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the impacts of COVID on young people, CBD revitalisation and more.
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Andrew, an escape guide at Geelong Gaol spoke to the program about some of the incredible stories of escapes from Geelong Gaol up until its closure in 1991.
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President of the Queensland Strawberry Growers’ Association Adrian Schulz says there are a number of incentives for Victorians to head to Queensland to pick strawberries this season. “Queensland Strawberries have a strawesome incentive package for Victorians,” Mr Schulz said. “Firstly, there’s a whopping incentive of 10 x $100,000 cash prizes up for grabs for workers, an additional $1,500 cash payment from the QLD Government AND a relocation payment from AgMove of up to $6,000.” “Plus, excellent wages to be made on the farm on top of that.” “These are just a few of the many reasons why you should come and pick or pack strawberries this winter.”
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Director at How To Buy Australian Made Steve Eagle discusses the impacts of counterfeit goods to the economy and how consumers can spot them.
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Using smart rainwater tanks and urban lakes, a new project aims to provide crucial water to platypus habitat when it’s needed most – leading up to the breeding season. Urban hydrology expert Professor Tim Fletcher from the University of Melbourne explains.
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Money coach Max Phelps talks about how we can recreate the savings practices of previous generations. “Most of us know a grandma, or nonna, who always seems to have money tucked away somewhere,” he said. “Now we walk around with credit cards to instantly borrow money for anything we want and then if income slows, or stops, wonder how we’ll cope.” “How can we hide money from ourselves in a world of digital money?”
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Trent Geddes discusses the latest tech news – including the plans of Telstra to make calls from payphones free.
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Animal Justice Party MP Andy Meddick looks at the issues in state politics.
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Davina Montgomery looks at the issues of the day.
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Leanne Boase, President of the Australian College of Nurse Practitioners spoke to the program about the potential role of nurse practioners (NPs) in the vaccine rollout.
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With R U OK Day coming up, Mental Health Expert Graeme Cowan spoke to the program about getting ready to ask the important questions on the day.
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Daniel Lamanna, Director at Stockdale & Leggo Drysdale joined the program to discuss the process of choosing the right agent to sell your property.
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A look at the issues in football this week.
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Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles spoke about the federal government’s vaccine rollout, COVID lockdowns, the battle for Corangamite and negative gearing.
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Geelong MP Christine Couzens spoke about the issues in state politics.
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South Barwon MP Darren Cheeseman spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.
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Geelong Deputy Mayor Cr Trent Sullivan spoke to the program about the issues in local politics.
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The TAC’s Acting Manager, Media & Corporate Communications Marketing & Communications – Corporate Affairs Alex White spoke to the program about the fourth annual “Split Second Film Competition”. The competition offers aspiring filmmakers the chance to produce a 45-second film and have it shown on the silver screen. The TAC has partnered with Village Cinemas to offer a $70,000 production budget to all Victorians aged 18-25 to create a film that addresses low-level speeding or drink driving, which remain significant causes of injuries and deaths on our roads. This year’s winner will work with prestigious production company Sweet Shop to bring their film concept to life and receive $5000 prizemoney. For more information on the competition, how to enter, and to view past winners, visit tac.vic.gov.au/road-safety/split-second.
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Human Rights Lawyer Professor Susan Harris Rimmer says that the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane are an opportunity to put on the “first human rights compliant Olympic Games ever held”.
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James Taylor, Associate Editor at Surf Coast Times joined the program on a big news day in state politics.
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Trent Geddes looks at the issues in tech.
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Western Victoria MP Stuart Grimley spoke to the program about the issues in federal politics.
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Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay spoke to the program about the issues of the day, including the heating up fight for Corangamite.
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Independent Corangamite candidate Tom Roe discusses his platform for election.
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Kerryn Taylor is featured in the new documentary series Strong Women which follows some of Australia’s top women vying to be crowned Australia’s Strongest Woman in the sport of Strongman. The documentary will be shown on ABC iView from 1 August.
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Janine Roberts from Davidsons Accountants offers some top tips for people completing tax returns this year.
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Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on the program to discuss the latest motoring news.
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A look at the issues in AFL and local football joined by special guest GDFL president Neville Whitley.
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Master Builders Victoria CEO Rebecca Casson spoke to the program about how the construction industry is responding to Victoria’s fifth lockdown.
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Geelong Bank CEO Vivien Allen joined the program to discuss investment scams and what prospective investors need to watch out for.
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Family and friends of 24 year old soul-singer and beat-maker Eimable are appealing to the public for any news of him. “When Eimable was last seen by his family in Werribee on 23 June, he was in a vulnerable state of mental health, following the most recent Melbourne lockdown,” Eimable’s family said in a statement. Eimable’s brother, Bienvenue Manirakiza spoke to the program about the search for Eimable. Last seen: WHEN: 1.30pm, Wed 23 June 2021 WHERE: Werribee (Gordon O’Keeffe reserve) WEARING: Camo-jacket, black pants, black converse bag and high-top black sneaker. Hair in loose ponytail (not in braids). “If anyone sees him, or has had any contact with him since Wednesday 23/06/21, please call the FINDING EIMABLE HOTLINE on 1800 717 568. And if possible, respectfully take a photo of the person you believe to be Eimable, for identification purposes.”
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Ignite Global CEO Kim Seeling-Smith discusses what she has learnt from conducting 5,000 exit interviews. Why do employees really leave their jobs?
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The Doctors Reform Society is calling on Pfizer vaccines to be sent to the three local government areas of Sydney locked down by the “ring of steel” on an urgent needs basis rather than on a per capita basis. “Ms Berejiklian should make sure the residents of the 3 local government areas that are most affected by Covid get Pfizer not Fines” said Dr Con Costa, President of the Doctors Reform Society NSW. “The DRS disagrees with statements by the AMA that Sydney may have to live with lockdowns indefinitely because lockdowns do enormous damage to people’s physical, mental and economic health,” Dr Costa said.
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A recent study by Logitech has found that 42% of Australians would prefer to work from home rather than receive a pay rise. “I think it’s incredible that people would choose to work from home as much as they’d like, rather than take a salary increase. It really demonstrates how Australians have taken to the new challenges of home offices and the importance of flexibility over money”, said Sean Byrne, Head of B2B ANZ, Logitech.
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Lawyer Catriona Macleod discusses the implications of the Eastern Freeway industrial manslaughter case for business.
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Finance Broker Rose De Rossi discusses the challenges that singles encounter when seeking for finance and how to overcome them.
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Trent Geddes joined the program for his weekly look at the world of tech.
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State MP for Lara John Eren spoke to the program about Victoria’s fifth lockdown.
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Tom Roe discusses the issues around Victoria’s fifth lockdown, along with his decision to resign from the Liberal Party and stand for Corangamite as an independent.
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Davina Montgomery discusses the issues of the day.
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The Hazara Community of Geelong is holding a candlelight vigil at Johnstone Park on 8 August from 4-5pm. Spokesperson Veronica Quinton spoke to the program about the vigil. “Hazaras have been grieving silently for a very long time, we have enduring great pain and loss,” the community says in statement. “The recent violent and barbaric attacks on Hazara’s young children, babies and pregnant mothers have shocked even the coldest hearts.” “Hazara are about to face harder and greater difficulties as the allied troops have been withdrawn, leaving us more vulnerable than ever before.” “Please join the Geelong Hazaras and our community in a Candlelight Vigil commemorating the occasion with speeches, video, sort dramas and candles.” Event flyer sent by the community:
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