Dr Catherine Ball spoke to the program about setting up the outback to facilitate more people living remotely.

Safety Leadership Expert Anton Guinea spoke about the need to keep 70,000 new apprentices safe at work. “Apprentices are at risk at work, especially if they’re not trained properly or supervised,” Mr Guinea said. “371 young workers aged under 25 died on the job between 2003 to 2018.”

Nic McGay from the TAC spoke to the program about two new local road safety initiatives.

Trent Geddes joined the program to discuss the issues in tech.

State MP for Geelong Christine Couzens spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.

Former Western Victoria MP Simon Ramsay spoke to the program about the issues in state politics.

“The impact of the floods in the Hawkesbury – Nepean valley is due to poor governance rather than any act of God. Extreme floods have been recorded in the valley since the earliest years of British occupation over two centuries ago. And now climate change is likely to increase the frequency of dangerous floods,” says Professor Jamie Pittock from the Fenner School of Environment and Society at The Australian National University.

It’s essential for emergency service organisations to provide training for their employees to strengthen their psychological mindset, to reduce the impact of occupational trauma, and to ensure that they can retain a highly skilled workforce, says psychologist and trauma prevention expert Kerry Howard.

Immigration Expert Melanie Macfarlane discusses the logistics required to get international students back to Australia.

Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au discusses the latest in motoring.