Damien Pitts from Barwon Community Legal Service joined the program to talk about criminal law.

Jackie Matthews appeared on the show to discuss the issues around sustainability and recycling.

Toby Hagon talks about the latest issues in motoring.

Rosa and Gina from West End Real Estate appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page talking about the latest market conditions.

A discussion of all the big issues in sport.

Mitchell Dye previews the program for October 7 and talks about the issues of the day.

Grammy-award winning artist Leo Sayer spoke to the program about his ‘Just A Boy’ tour which comes to Costa Hall on November 30, plus his new record called ‘Selfie’.

Elaine Carbines, G21 CEO appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page looking at the upcoming delegation to Canberra and updates on the G21’s priority projects.

16-year-old Lauren Newell was diagnosed with brain cancer at the start of the year and was given just weeks to live, but is defying the doctors months later. She has become a strong advocate for the fight against cancer and will partake in next month’s Walk4BrainCancer in Melbourne on November 24 which aims to raise funds to find a cure. She joined the program along with her mother Kerri Hendra and the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation’s Head of Advocacy Annabelle Wilson. To sponsor Lauren in the walk go to my.walk4braincancer.com.au/melbourne-2019/teamlauren.

Lauren Kress – The Business Scientist and CEO at The Change Makers Collective talks about research suggesting that people are more productive when working remotely and how employers should consider changing their mindset when it comes to remote work.