Australians were asked to step outside on the longest night of the year to help measure light pollution and break a world record for the number of people counting the stars. Dr Jen Martin spoke to the program about citizen science, stargazing and light pollution.

Matthew Warren from RMIT appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the threats posed by cyber attacks. “The announcement of a state based cyber security attack against Australia highlights the vulnerability that all developed countries face regarding cyber security attacks and Australia is no exception.” “It is hard for us in Australia to imagine the consequence of a cyber security attack: an extended loss of power or the failure of related systems such as ATMs, the Internet and key medical equipment not working; the failure of public transportation systems; water treatment plants being non-functional; or a lack of food at the supermarkets due to the malfunction of food distribution systems.”

Rosa and Gina from West End Real Estate discuss the issues in real estate.

A look back at all of the action in weekend football.

Liberal Senator for Victoria Sarah Henderson spoke the program about the issues in federal politics.

Geelong Mayor Cr Stephanie Asher joined 94.7 The Pulse to talk about the council’s new sustainability framework, the re-opening of council services, the progress of the youth council and more.

Aleem Ali, CEO of Welcoming Australia joined the program to talk about Refugee Week 2020.

Geelong Bank CEO Vivien Allen joined the program to look at the various grants available from the government as part of their construction stimulus scheme.

COVID-19 has opened up opportunities for elder abuse, with older Australians enduring long stints of social isolation, and relying heavily on family members and friends who are sadly the most common abusers says Louise Forster, expert in aged care support.

Trent Geddes looks at the latest in tech.