Geelong marriage celebrant Di Schmidtke spoke to the program about the race of one couple to get married before lockdown. Di was responsible for pulling together Toby and Tayla Lawson’s nuptials within 4 hours.  “We conducted the wedding as the sun was setting with only the bridal party, couple and close family gathered in their back yard with fairy lights, cheese, dip and pizza, add a bucket load of love. It’s all you need,” Ms Schmidtke said. Newly-wed Tayla Lawson said that there was concern of the five day lockdown being extended, prompting the couple to reschedule. “We didn’t really think, we just did. As soon as our Celebrant Di Schmidtke, family and bridal party said yes we were like ‘ok let’s do it!’ everything is so uncertain at the moment, you need to be spontaneous I think,” Ms Lawson said.

Commercial Lawyer Steven Brown, Principal of Lynn & Brown Lawyers explores what the term “fit and proper” actually means.

Melinda Houghton from Insider Out spoke to the program about 12% superannuation. Is it realistic or the final nail in the coffin for some employers?

Tom Roe offers his take on the issues of the day.

A look at the issues in sport.

Mitchell Dye joins Eleven on Friday to discuss the issues of the day.

Mitchell Dye speaks to Rob Cameron about the issues of the day.

Geelong Acting Mayor Trent Sullivan spoke to the program about the local government issues affecting Greater Geelong.

Laurie Levy appeared on the program, looking at the Victorian government’s decision to have a duck shooting season in 2021.

James Taylor, Associate Editor at Surf Coast Times appeared on the program to discuss the Rip Curl Pro and the other issues affecting the Surf Coast.