Tom Roe appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to give his take on the issues of the day.

The peak body for kidney health in Australia is urging the 1 in 3 Australians at risk of kidney disease to take action to detect the disease in the early stages, before kidney failure strikes. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) sees a gradual but progressive decrease in kidney function to a point where the kidneys are unable to sustain life. The early diagnosis of CKD is often missed as 90 percent of kidney function can be lost before visible symptoms appear. The leading risk factors for CKD are diabetes and high blood pressure, which together cause over 50% of kidney disease in Australia. Other risk factors, including smoking, obesity and acute kidney injury, can also lead to kidney disease.

Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues in motoring.

A look at the issues in sport this week.

Outgoing Surf Coast Shire Councillor and former mayor Cr Brian McKiterick offers his thoughts in the 2020 council elections and vows to run again for state politics in 2022. Cr McKiterick was first elected in 2008, then re-elected in 2012 and 2016. He ran as the Liberal candidate for Bellarine in the 2018 state election.

Belinda Moloney appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page, talking about her campaign for Kardinia Ward.   View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for

Surf Coast Shire Cr Martin Duke appeared on the program to discuss his campaign to recontest Torquay Ward in Surf Coast Shire.   View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for

Tom O’Connor appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss his candidacy in Bellarine Ward.   View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for

Monique Connell joined the program to discuss her candidacy for Windermere.   View Full Profile View -1 other candidates for

Jolanda de Jong (Special Projects and Operations Coordination) and Georgie Allen (Project Coordinator) from Volunteering Geelong spoke to the program about the project “Impacting a Pathway to Employment”. The project receives funding from the Geelong Community Foundation and works directly with 10 young people who will use volunteering as a way to learn new skills, build confidence, and try out a volunteer work experience role.