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Former Diversitat CEO Michael Martinez joined the program to discuss the issues of the day. The post Former Diversitat CEO Michael Martinez appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Drinking increased by almost 20% for women and 10% for men during lockdowns last year, according to The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. Grey Area Drinking Coach, Sarah Rusbatch, says many women in lockdown miss being able to ‘download’ with girlfriends in person and drinking is a quick-fix comfort at the end of a stressful day. You can view Sarah’s online community here The post Women drinking twice as much as men in lockdown appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

In this week’s Talking Real Estate, Daniel Lamanna, Director at Stockdale & Leggo Drysdale joined the program to talk about how the recently-completed census will help future planning in real estate. The post September 6- Talking Real Estate with Daniel Lamanna, Director- Stockdale & Leggo Drysdale appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Toby Hagon, Editor at EVCentral.com.au appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the latest in motoring. The post September 6- Toby Hagon, Editor- EVCentral.com.au appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

A review of semi-finals week in the AFL. The post September 6- Monday Sport appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Geelong Region Cancerians Committee Member Maureen O’Keeffe spoke to the program about their upcoming virtual event “Strength and Positivity when Facing Cancer”. The event will be held on Monday, September 6th 2021 from 6-7:30 pm and features guest speakers Sue Mackey, Sarah Huntly, Ann Cook and Allana Goldsworthy. For details and to book visit: https://events.grlc.vic.gov.au/event/5420545 The post Maureen O’Keeffe from Geelong Region Cancerians appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

A Walk In The Park Geelong Event Organiser Kirsten George spoke to the program about the 2021 event, which will go virtual. “A Walk in the Park Geelong is an opportunity for families, friends, health professionals and the general community to come together to support each other and their loved ones as they face the daily challenges of living with Parkinson’s,” the group said in a statement. “The volunteer Working Group were excited to host the event on Sunday 12 th September at Geelong’s Eastern Park Circuit, but the COVID-19 pandemic has meant a postponement.” “Instead of missing this important fundraising opportunity, participants can join a virtual walk and are encouraged to share their efforts on social media.” “Funds raised will support the work of Parkinson’s Victoria who provide a range of services to individuals, carers, families and the community. Over 27,000 people in Victoria have been diagnosed with Parkinson’s and approximately 38 new cases are diagnosed each day. It is the second most common neu

President of the Marshall Bluestone Cottage Community Group Virginia Johnson provides an update on their campaign to “Save McAteer Cottage”. The post Marshall Bluestone Cottage Community Group President Virginia Johnson appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

James Young, venue owner and official “Night Mayor of Melbourne” spoke to the program about a new song from Melbourne’s underground music scene “‘Get The Jab”. Mr Young will lead a new committee tasked with revitalising Melbourne’s ailing food and beverage, live music and creative arts sectors. Watch the song on YouTube   The post Night Mayor of Melbourne James Young appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Dr Michael Lydeamore from Monash University spoke to the program about the role of 12-15yos in the transmission of COVID and the effect vaccination will have on them. The post COVID in 12-15 year olds appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Penington Institute Deputy CEO Stephen McNally talks about the key findings of Australia’s Annual Overdose Report 2021 which was released today. The key findings of the report were: 2,227 Australians died of overdose in 2019 – three-quarters (1,644) of which were unintentional. Overdose deaths have increased by 25% in a decade (from 2009 to 2019) Opioids were detected in 882 unintentional overdose deaths in 2019, while benzodiazepines (sedatives) were detected in 582 unintentional overdose deaths and stimulants (e.g. ice) were found in 470 such deaths. For Australians in their 30s, overdose was the second most common cause of death in 2019 behind only suicide, while for Australians in their 20s, overdose was the third-leading cause of death behind suicide and land transport accidents. There were 456 drug-induced suicides in 2019 (a 33% increase since 2009). One-third of drug-induced suicides are people aged over 60. Overdose deaths cost the Australian economy approximately $15.5 billion a year.   The post Int

With more people at home due lockdowns, Real Estate Stylist Sara James offers some tips on home interior design and choosing new furniture. The post Interior design dos and don’ts appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Michael Maartensz – Managing Director of Turfcare WA and Positively Green discusses international lawn day and offers some tips on getting the perfect lawn. The post International Lawn Day appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Trent Geddes spoke to the program about the latest in tech. The post August 31- Talking Tech with Trent Geddes appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Davina Montgomery appeared on Mitchell’s Front Page to discuss the issues of the day. The post August 30- Davina Montgomery appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Kim Seeling Smith, CEO of Ignite Global discusses if we’re heading into a new type of ageism in the workplace. The post Ageism in the workpalce appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Leader of the Small Business Party Cr Angela Vithoulkas discusses the response to COVID by state and federal governments. The post Leader of the Small Business Party Cr Angela Vithoulkas appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

Friend in Me is a Registered Australian charity that promotes social inclusion and acceptance in children through sensory friendly events, workshops and online programs.Everything we do is founded in our core belief that no child will ever be left behind. We are here to do something about it and would love your help supporting and sharing our mission. We receive no government assistance or funding – so every dollar we receive is critical. www.friendinme.org.au  The post Chief of Inclusion at Friend in Me Louise Larkin appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

The suicide bombing in Kabul shouldn’t come as any surprise – the writing was clearly on the wall says Terrorism Expert Peter Moroney. He spoke to the program about what the bombing means for Australia. The post What do the Kabul bombings mean for Australia? appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.

A wrap-up of the first week of finals football. The post August 30- Monday Sport appeared first on Mitchell's Front Page.