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Damien Pitts from the Barwon Community Legal Service appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about the laws around voting and elections.

May 6 at Jackie Matthews from The Sustainable Hour appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page talking about the politics around climate change and sustainability.

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

Rosa and Gina from West End Real Estate appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, looking at renting with friends.

A look back at weekend football action.

For those at higher risk of developing cancer, there are approaches that can prevent it forming in the first place, known as chemoprevention. Chemoprevention can include the use of medication to lower risks, delay development or recurrence of cancer, or even to try and prevent it altogether. Clearly communicating the risks can help patients to make informed decisions about preventing the disease. Read the article in Pursuit. Professor Jon Emery spoke to the program about the issue.

Rehabilitation facilities for patients recovering from strokes need to be “learning spaces” as well as healthcare spaces, and building designs need to start taking that into account to better support patients. “While healthcare spaces are designed to promote healing and recovery, learning spaces like schools, universities, libraries and museums, promote motivation, engagement, participation and activity. Like students, patients in rehabilitation need to engage and practice in order to learn,” writes Ruby Lipson-Smith, PhD Candidate at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health and the University of Melbourne.

Centrelink gets payment calculations wrong six out of 10 times according to Finance and Aged Care Expert Eric Hiam.

Professor Ian Young talks about research which shows that extreme ocean winds and wave heights are increasing around the globe, with the largest rise occurring in the Southern Ocean. Read the article in Pursuit.

On Tuesday, April 30 94.7 The Pulse hosted a live candidates forum for the Corangamite candidates. Listen back to the podcast.  Libby Coker Labor Elected  33,152 votes – 35.72% Interview DoneAttending Forumlibbycoker.com.auView all interviews with Libby CokerView 7 other candidates for Corangamite  Simon Northeast The Greens 7,987 votes – 8.60% Interview DoneAttending Forumgreens.org.au/vic/person/simon-northeastView all interviews with Simon NortheastView 7 other candidates for Corangamite  Naomi Adams Animal Justice Party 1,915 votes – 2.06% Interview DoneAttending Forumwww.ajpvic.org.au/donate_naomiadams_fed2019View all interviews with Naomi AdamsView 7 other candidates for Corangamite  Damien Cole Independent 4,765 votes – 5.13% Interview DoneAttending Forumwww.damiencole.id.auView all interviews with Damien ColeView 7 other candidates for Corangamite  Sarah Henderson Liberal 39,469 votes – 42.52% MPInterview DoneAttending Forumsarahhenderson.com.auView all interviews with Sarah HendersonView 7 other candidates for Corangamite The Corangamite candidates with Mitchell DyeThe Corangamite candidatesCorangamite candidates forum audienceCorangamite candidatesCorangamite candidatesAudience questionCorangamite candidatesCorangamite candidates forum audienceCorangamite candidates forum audienceCorangamite candidates forum audienceMitchell Dye with the Corangamite candidatesCorangamite candidates forum audienceCorangamite candidatesCorangamite candidates forumAudience questionCorangamite candidatesCorangamite candidates forumOutside the Corangamite candidatesOutside the Corangamite candidates forum