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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 The post October 18- Independent candidate for Corangamite Tom Roe 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 October 18- Toby Hagon, Editor- EVCentral.com.au appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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. The post Love the Game Volunteer of the Year Richard Lawysz appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

A look at the issues in sport this week. The post October 18- Monday Sport appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur appeared on the program to discuss the latest in state politics. The post October 12- Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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. The post School strike for climate Geelong organiser Greta Cuthell appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Jodie Connell from Geelong Gaol talks about the ghosts of the gaol and the paranormal investigating that goes on. The post Ghosts and paranormal investigating at Geelong Gaol appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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. The post Difficult conversations around vaccinations appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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 fam

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.” The post Moving on from past relationships – Karina Chapman appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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. The post Life’s Little Treasures Foundation CEO Fiona Welstead appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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. The post Creating a resume based on truth appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson discusses the issues in federal politics. The post October 11- Victorian Senator Sarah Henderson appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Davina Montgomery appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues of the day. The post October 11- Davina Montgomery appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

City of Sydney councillor Angela Vithoulkas spoke to the program from Sydney on their ‘freedom day’. The post Discussing Sydney’s ‘freedom day’ with Cr Angela Vithoulkas appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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.” The post Being a bubble buddy is better than being a bridesmaid appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

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. The post Radio sticker collector Phil Bytheway appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

A look at the issues in sport this week. The post October 11- Monday Sport appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

The Eleven on Friday program for October 8. The post October 8- Eleven on Friday appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.