Trent Geddes joined the program for their weekly segment, Talking Tech. In tech news this week: Panasonic exits the television market within Australia. Artist creates a virtual traffic jam overseas on Google Maps Microsoft Teams out for 2 hours overnight due to human error Several customer-facing online systems down at Toll Group due to a ransomware attack

Listen back to program highlights from February 3.

Animal Justice Party MP Andy Meddick appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, to discuss the killing of koalas at a timber plantation near Cape Bridgewater.

Davina Montgomery appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page looking at the issues of the day.

Dr Aiden Warren – Associate Professor in International Relations, RMIT University poses the question of how will this change the balance of power in the US and what it will mean for Trump in the November election.

Geordie Stapleton, Lawyer at Barwon Community Legal Service appeared on the program for the monthly Without Prejudice segment, looking at child support payments.

Program producer David Cecil discusses his personal experience as a CFA volunteer with the fires.

Our cities and towns don’t shut down at night. It is a world not just of people out enjoying themselves, but a world of waste collectors, night shift nurses, office cleaners, rough sleepers and security guards that make up a large part of society and economy. But for too long it has been ignored says Professor Michele Acuto. “The night-time is critical to building a fairer and more sustainable future for our cities,” he said. “We urgently need to think more strategically about what happens after hours in Australian cities.”

A discussion of all the big issues in sport.

Deputy Leader of the Opposition Richard Marles appeared on the program, looking at the issues in federal politics.