A look back at weekend action and the issues in sport.

Mitchell Dye previews the program for November 4 and talks about the issues of the day with Rob Cameron.

Mitchell Dye joins the Eleven on Friday program on November 1 to look at the issues of the week.

Gambling can impact relationships and the added stress of major racing events can highlight existing problems, sometimes resulting in catastrophic separations, accoding to Caroline Counsel – Family Law Specialist, Mediator and Collaborative Divorce Lawyer.

Surf Life Saving Chief Lifeguard Hayden Burch talks about climate change and what he has witnessed on the beaches in the Geelong area over several seasons.

The public can access every VCA graduation film from the last 50 years, with the entire collection now archived in digital form. Two events will showcase the films: Discover the Digital Archive at the Old Quad and Thursday Nights at Parkville: Lost Shorts by the New Student Precinct Project. Filmmaker and Associate Director, Teaching and Learning Donna Lyon spoke to the program about the archive.

Does the Halloween celebration belong in Australia? “Human Behaviour has us taking sides on the debate whether it’s another ‘American Tradition’ or it’s getting kids off screens and out into the neighbourhood to socialise,” says Amy Jacobson – Human Behaviour Expert at Finding Your ‘y’.

According to communication and credibility expert Dr Neryl East, putting your best foot forward in the recruitment process means much more than how you show up at the interview. “Trust me – your prospective employer will check out your online footprint.”

As the use of artificial intelligence becomes increasingly commonplace in many industries, Hui Chia suggests that understanding the ‘personality’ within the algorithm may help to increase people’s acceptance of the technology.

Trent Geddes talks about the latest in tech.