Mitchell's Front Page

Effie (aka Mary Coustas) appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about her ‘Love Me Tinder’ show coming to the Geelong Arts Centre on April 4th at 7pm.

Volunteering Geelong Executive Director Helen Hunter spoke about volunteering opportunities in Geelong.

Suzanne Mercier talks about the issues around gender equality in Australia in the wake of International Women’s Day on Sunday.

Trent Geddes appeared on the program to talk about the latest in tech.

Gloria and Shelbey from Jothi play live on Mitchell’s Front Page.

Listen back to program highlights from March 9.

Victorian Liberal Senator Sarah Henderson talked about the government’s plan to stimulate the economy following the outbreak of coronavirus but declined the comment on possible impacts to the government’s promised budget surplus.

Liberal Western Victoria MP Bev McArthur spoke about local government reform, her support for duck shooting, toxic soil from the Westgate Tunnel project and more.

Andy Meddick appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss duck shooting, local government reform, the green spine and more.

Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay talked about the green spine, federal response to coronavirus, the local government, northern arc funding and more.