Mitchell's Front Page

Derryn Hinch Justice Party MP Stuart Grimley appeared on the program to talk about the upcoming state budget and other state political issues.

Les Watson from Get More Time talks about writing a book. He believes that everyone has a book in them. What would you write?

Trolls are now a common part of social media. But how should you respond? Megan Del Borrello – Founder and Director of Gloss Marketing Communications offered her expert advice.

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

Recent technology trialled in NZ has found a way to reward customers who shop big at supermarkets. Normally these shoppers are penalised as they have to queue and go through a checkout manned by an operator, while shoppers with smaller purchases can go through self-checkout or express lanes. By using supermarket supplied hand-held scanners, shoppers scan as they go. The scanned items are stored and automatically brought up at the till therefore eliminating the need to scan every item. This savvy technology has proven to save up to 30 minutes for big shoppers – and that’s a worthy investment all round. Roger Simpson – CEO of The Retail Solution spoke to the program about the technology.

Mitchell Dye responds to a letter from the editor about the show in the Surf Coast Times.

A discussion about weekend football results, and an interview with special guest Rory Nicol, coach of the Newcomb Power Football Club.

David Davis MLC, Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council spoke to the program about the upcoming state budget, the referral of state government advertising to IBAC and public transport performance.

Damien Leith appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss his upcoming tour to Geelong.

Tim Hulsman and Nina Grant from Geelong After Dark appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about their project.