Jennifer Cromarty appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss gender quotas in politics.

Tom Roe joined the program to round up the state election result. He also spoke about local council issues, including planning for high speed rail and the role of the council monitors.

Geelong Mums General Manager Julia Roache spoke to the program about the work of Geelong Mums.

Lauren Hogan from Fruition Recruitment appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about some dos and don’ts for the office end-of-year Christmas party.

Ben Watson appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about “Mr Perfect” and their plans to expand in Victoria.

Rosa from West End Real Estate appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to wrap up 2018.

A look at the latest from the world of sport for the last time in 2018. This segment was also joined by special guest Liam Petrie Albutt from the Queenscliff 180 Family Swim. Find out more at: queenscliff180swim.com

Bernadette Uzelac, CEO at Geelong Chamber of Commerce appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, talking about the year in review and business trends going into 2019.

Emily Van Teulingen and Cassie Bush appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, looking at .

Melissa Juzva appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, looking at a new social skills program to help autistic young adults which will be introduced in Australia. The PEERS Program (Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relational Skills) aims to help people find and maintain friendships and navigate challenging social scenarios. The program offers the following tips: Being teased or mocked DON’T: Tease the teaser. Giving tit for tat when one is being teased might be a natural response, but this tactic gives a teaser the reaction they are looking for. DO: Guys act like they do not care; women have an attitude. When a guy acts as though the teasing is boring or uninteresting, and when a woman acts as though what was just said was foolish or meaningless, teasers do not get the reaction they want. This makes it less fun for them, discouraging them from continuing. Finding friends – and handling rejection DON’T: Continue to try to befriend someone that has rejected you. If a person does not seek them out, or ignores their repeated attempts to talk, it is important for the young adult to not persist in contacting them. DO: Find friends by exploring common interests. Someone interested in chess [...]