Gina from West End Real Estate appeared on the program to discuss the issues around real estate during the COVID-19 crisis.

A look at the issues in sport.

Mandeep Singh joined the program to talk about the Emergency Food Relief Program offered by the Sikh Community of Geelong.

Liz and Vic from Eleven on Friday talk about the issues of the week.

Kari Sutton appeared on the program to look at how straight talk will help to ease kids’ anxiety and answer some of the important questions they have about COVID-19. She provided practical strategies to plant the seeds of resilience and emotional well being in our children. For more details: www.karisutton.com

Health and fitness expert Samantha Jackson appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page talking about how people can continue to stay fit with gyms closed.

The Australian Men’s Shed Association (AMSA) has launched The AMSA Shed Online to help Shedders stay connected during a period where Australians are being encouraged to stay at home. “Men’s Sheds are an effective initiative because they connect people who would otherwise be socially isolated on a daily basis,” said AMSA Executive Officer David Helmers. “Australians are becoming more and more physically isolated amidst the current coronavirus emergency – right now we need to find ways to maintain our social connections,” he said. The spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) has forced the closure of Men’s Sheds around the globe. For details visit mensshed.org/theshedonline/

Jacques Oliver from Disa Home and Landscaping appeared on the program, looking at the effects a garden can have on mental wellness. Find out more about Disa Home and Landscaping at disaservices.net

Dr Susan Palmer talks about the ‘Gather My Crew’ platform which encourages communities to help each other in times of crisis. For details visit: gathermycrew.org.au

Trent Geddes talks about the latest in tech.