Mitchell's Front Page

Mitchell Dye previews the program for February 25 and talks about the issues of the day with Sam and Trish.

Geelong Mayor Bruce Harwood spoke to the program about a range of issues, including recycling, Belcher’s Corner, hard rubbish, the mall, swimming pools, Pako Festa and more.

Rosemary Kayess, Interim director of the Disability Innovation Institute at the UNSW spoke about the progress towards a disability royal commission.

Cybersecurity expert Dr Chris Culnane spoke about the reported cybersecurity hack of Australia’s political parties.

The Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has partnered with Swinburne to present its fourth event in the ignite series- aimed at highlighting and fostering Victoria’s innovation and research capabilities Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chief Executive Mark Stone AM said Victorian businesses are delighted to partner with Swinburne on opportunities to commercialise space technology. “Space is a $400 billion-dollar worldwide industry which continues to grow. “Victorian businesses are already renowned for their expertise in satellite navigation, data analysis and manufacturing capabilities. If we want to remain competitive, we need to leverage our already strong skill-set and seize more opportunities within this booming billion-dollar industry,” he said.

Chris Barker appeared on the program to talk about the Bendigo Bank’s sponsorship of the 94.7 The Pulse Pako Festa Outside Broadcast.

Shelley Lehmann, Volunteers and Special Projects Officer at Encompass spoke to the show about the volunteering opportunities available at Encompass.

Ned Harding from That Gold Street Sound spoke about the release of their debut album Trick Of The Light.

State member for Lara John Eren MP appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about the state political issues of the day.

Davina Montgomery, Editor of Geelong Business News appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to give her take on the issues of the day.