A look back at the AFL grand final.

City of Greater Geelong CEO Martin Cutter spoke to the program about the latest issues in local government.

James Taylor, Associate Editor of the Surf Coast Times appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the latest issues on the Surf Coast.

Vivien Allen, CEO at Geelong Bank joined the program to offer her analysis on the recent federal budget.

Alex Bacalja has completed a paper about the lack of diversity in Australia’s curriculum and he joined the program to discuss his findings. You can read more here.

On Sunday 25th October, families across Australia and the world will walk together in support of the 48,000 babies born sick or born before 37 weeks gestation here each year.

For one in 10 Aussie mortgage holders, the mortgage deferral holiday is nearly over, according to Julian Muldoon – Buyers Advocate & Director of 1Group Real Estate Advisory. He joined the program to offer advice for mortgage holders finding themselves in this unenviable position.

Sustainability Expert Kevin O’Grady says the world is literally swimming in prescription drugs. When Mr O’Grady took part in a Water Stewardship audit of a Health Authority in Scotland, he learned about the impact of pharmaceuticals in wastewater, discovering that less than 30% of medicines we take are absorbed by the body and that there is a phenomenon called “Crush and Flush” where people dispose of unused pills down the toilet.

Trent Geddes discusses the issues of the week in technology.

Vic Bongiorno offers his take on the issues of the day.