Mitchell's Front Page

State Member for Lara John Eren MP appeared on the program, looking at the latest in state politics.

Jennifer Cromarty Committee for Geelong CEO joined the program to discuss the issues of the day.

Tom Roe joined the program to discuss the economy, jobs, submarines and planning.

Cameron Nugent appeared on the program to talk about A Boy Called Sailboat and the 2019 Bellarine Lighthouse Film Festival.

Toby Hagon from Wheels Magazine appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the latest in motoring.

The Monday Sports Panel joined the program to review the weekend in AFL and local football.

Mitchell Dye previews the program for June 17 and talks about the issues of the day.

Simon Birrell is a spokesperson for the Otway Ranges Environmental Network (OREN). OREN is calling on the West Regional Forest Agreement (West RFA) not to be renewed when it expires on the 31st March 2020.

According to The Boomerang Alliance, Victoria is on a course to be the most littered state with least recycling because it is the only state in Australia to not commit to a container deposit scheme after Tasmania announced it will join up. “This is embarrassing for a state that is regarded as progressive in other areas; worse still it will continue to suffer from horrendous plastic bottle litter that will break up into dangerous microplastics in waterways and the ocean.  We have had numerous meetings with Victorian governments over the years and there is no logic or environmental or economic sense to their continued recalcitrance,” said Jeff Angel, Director of the Boomerang Alliance.

Change is happening faster than ever according to Change Expert Emma Sharrock. She says that banking and other industries need to be able to meet our modern needs by adapting fast, using data and other shared resources effectively and efficiently.