Gina from West End Real Estate joined the program for the weekly West End Real Estate segment.

A look back at weekend football action.

Murray Rance, CEO of Port Phillip Ferries spoke to the program about the trial of a new ferry service between Geelong and Melbourne.

Jennifer Cromarty appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues of the day including the political landscape and the ban on plastic bags.

Labor candidate for South Barwon Darren Cheeseman appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to talk about his campaign in the marginal seat.  Darren Cheeseman Labor View all interviews with Darren Cheeseman View 1 other candidates for South Barwon

As students in Victorian public schools go on school holidays today, principals, teachers and support staff will continue work on a backlog of assessment, planning and curriculum preparation according to The Australian Education Union (AEU). The AEU in Victoria says Victorian public school students are the lowest-funded in the country. “Victoria is growing by nearly 3000 people every week. This means 90,000 new students will enter our public school system over the next five years,” said AEU Victoria president Meredith Peace.

James Taylor, Associate Editor at the Surf Coast Times appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page with an update on the Anglesea Bike Park and other issues affecting the Surf Coast.

Vanessa Fowler- sister of Alison Baden-Clay and director of the Alison Baden-Clay foundation joined the program to discuss issues of family violence and the work being undertaken by the foundation.

Elaine Carbines, CEO of the G21 appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page talking about the aftermath of the change in Corangamite’s electoral boundaries, the relocation of Comcare, advocacy priorities for the state election and the upcoming stakeholder forum.

Trent Geddes joined the program his their weekly segment Talking Tech.