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Lisa Sullivan appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the process of putting together their latest exhibition- “The Moon”.

Penny Whitehead appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about the happenings at the Geelong Gallery.

Geelong resident Andrew Smith spoke to the program about his participation in the upcoming Kidney Kar Rally for the fourth time. The rally aims to raise money to help kids living with kidney disease. Andrew has a daughter that lives with kidney disease, and he spoke to the program about the rally along with his story of being a liver donor.

A Dutch supermarket is taking a different stance on the speed of service, by introducing what is believed to be the world’s first ‘chatty checkout’ where people who want some extra time spent talking can go with their groceries. Chris Smoje, Founder of DIME Customer Service spoke to the program about whether the idea could take off in Australia.

According to Leanne Faraday-Brash, the highest category of Newstart recipients is over-55.

Cameron Shepherd from ShapeHR appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, talking about the process of having difficult conversations in the workplace.

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Trent Geddes talks about the latest in the world of tech.

According to Phil Preston, the allegations made against Crown, if true, highlight the conflicting objectives of large companies and the charities they support.