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Arnaud Michelin, Finnair’s Regional Manager for Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia spoke to the program about the seven unwritten rules of flying after footage went viral of a passenger using their bare feet on an entertainment screen. His rules are: Look after your personal hygiene. Shower before a flight but don’t overdo the aftershave or perfume. Leave your shoes on, especially when you’re heading to the bathroom. If you’re listening to music on headphones, keep the volume down. Don’t BYO smelly food, it’s not the time or place. Keep your kids under control. Respect personal space and keep your elbows and legs to yourself. Think before you recline. My friend who doesn’t have twitter sent this from her flight. It belongs on Twitter. pic.twitter.com/qG6d54V5Dd— Alafair Burke (@alafairburke) 15 July 2019

Rachel Smith – Author of ‘Underspent’ joined the program to discuss food waste and how to save money.

Lorna Cook, Registered Nurse and co-owner of chemo@home appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about why she feels that private health insurance is worth it.

Red Nose Day is on Friday August 9, aiming to lead the way in reducing sudden and unexpected infant deaths. :Australians are urged to get involved to help stop little lives being cut short, and so Red Nose can continue to offer support to families going through the unimaginable grief of losing their child,” says Red Nose Australia. Their National Communications Manager Kasey Brunt spoke to the show.

Carers Australia CEO Ara Cresswell appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, talking about the campaign to raise the rate of Newstart.

Trent Geddes joined the program for Talking Tech, looking at online dating, where your photos really go when you use FaceApp and some new bling for Apple’s AirPods.

Listen back to program highlights from July 22.

Member for Western Victoria Stuart Grimley appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page looking at the latest in state politics.

Davina Montgomery, Editor of Geelong Business News appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, looking at recycling, the stance taken by Mack Horton and how we deal with pain.

Nicholas Marouchak from MKI Legal says that the George Calombaris case should serve as a reminder to business owners to check their compliance with the law.