Bernadette Uzelac, CEO at Geelong Chamber of Commerce appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss local procurement.

Elaine Carbines, CEO at G21 appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, talking about tourism on the Shipwreck Coast, along with the upcoming state and federal budgets and how they could affect the G21 region.

For a lot of people, Easter is a relaxing time spent with family and friends. But for others, it can be a difficult and lonely time. Jayashri Kulkarni, Director of the Monash Alfred Psychiatry Research Centre spoke to the show about the difficulties faced and how to overcome them.

Dr David Zyngier from Monash University spoke to the program about the importance of teaching religion in schools, and developments to the curriculum in this area.

Davina Montgomery, Geelong Business News Editor appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, looking at the big issues of the day, including federal and state politics, the fallout from the ball-tampering scandal and our trust in social media.

Professor Lisa Gibbs appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, talking about the community response to the bushfires and how communities rebuild.

Cricket Australia’s ball-tampering scandal could provide a huge windfall for television broadcasters at the expense of the governing body, according to Deakin University sport management expert Dr Michael Naraine. Dr Naraine, a researcher within Deakin’s Centre for Sport Research, has kept a close eye on Cricket Australia’s broadcast rights bidding process, and said the scandal could not have come at a worse time for Cricket Australia. “Tender bids for the broadcast rights across all forms of cricket were submitted just over a week ago,” Dr Naraine said.

Cr Kylie Grzybek spoke to the program about the happenings in Windermere Ward.

Christine Couzens, Member for Geelong joined the program to discuss the big issues in state politics.  Christine Couzens Labor MP View all interviews with Christine Couzens View 1 other candidates for Geelong

Professor Gillian Triggs, Vice-Chancellor’s Fellow at the University of Melbourne delivered the annual Jim Carlton lecture at Melbourne Law School on Friday evening. She joined Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss her address.