Emergency management expert Russell Boon appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss how places of mass gatherings will change post coronavirus.

An estimated 500,000 ha of new softwood plantations is required to meet the increase in domestic timber demand for housing by 2045. Professor Rod Keenan talks about a potential new business model for tree plantations involving local farms.

Liz and Vic from Eleven on Friday discuss the issues of the day.

Trent Geddes talks about the latest in tech.

State MP for Geelong Christine Couzens appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about the latest in state politics.

Western Victoria MP Stuart Grimley talks about the latest in state politics.

Davina Montgomery talks about the COVID-19 tracking app – have you downloaded it yet?

Dr Aiden Warren – Associate Professor in International Relations, RMIT University spoke to the program about reports of the health of Kim Jong-un.

Cr Trent Sullivan and Martin Paten, Manager of the Arts and Culture Department at the City of Greater Geelong spoke to the program about The Geelong COVID-19 Arts Recovery (G-CAR). G-CAR is a new arts advisory committee for the City of Greater Geelong which aims to hear first-hand from people working in the arts, cultural, entertainment and heritage sectors to understand how the pandemic is affecting professional practices. The first G-CAR meeting will be held from 6pm-7.30pm on Wednesday 6 May 2020 (details to be confirmed). Potential participants can register their interest by submitting a one-page CV of professional practice via: www.geelongaustralia.com.au/arts by 5pm Thursday 30 April.

Rosa and Gina from West End Real Estate appeared on the program talking about the issues in real estate this week.