Mitchell's Front Page

Baseball Australia CEO Cam Vale appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss a visit to Geelong from Korea by the Doosan Bears.

Australian writer Sophie Cunningham appeared on the program to talk about an upcoming fundraiser for animals affected by the bushfires. I Am An Animal: A Wildlife Fundraiser At: Common Rooms, Trades Hall 54 Victoria Street, Carlton 3053 Time: 7.00pm – 8.45pm (with short interval) Doors open at 6.30pm Tickets: $35.00 This event will be Auslan interpreted. Bookings for this event are essential and can be made at commonrooms.com.au

Mark Woodhead and Brad Keating from Pedal for Prostate appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, talking about their upcoming ride from Canberra to Ballarat. Find out more at prostate.org.au/get-involved/events/annual-events/pedal-for-prostate/

Bushfire Survivors for Climate Action Chair Jo Dodds has appeared on the program to call on the state government to cut Victoria’s emissions by 70% of 2005 levels within 10 years.

Vivien Allen, CEO at Geelong Bank appeared on the program to talk about banking with big banks vs smaller, customer-owned banks.

Troy Innocent, VC Senior Research Fellow at RMIT appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about a new game under development called ’64 ways of being’.

Trent Geddes talks about the latest in tech.

Listen back to program highlights from February 17.

State MP for Lara John Eren joined the program to discuss the issues in state politics.

Davina Montgomery appeared on the program to talk about the issues of the day.