Rob Cameron's Front Page discusses the issues of the day in Geelong, and speaks to leading Geelong people. Thursdays from 9:00am -11:00am on 94.7 The Pulse. You can listen live in and around Geelong on 94.7FM or via the internet at www.947thepulse.com
Melanie discussed the continuing case of politicians using migrant issues as footballs to crate division
Lana opened up about her chance opportunity to feed the local community with excess food from her business. It has grown beyond expectation
Alisha has launched new project to ensure the comfort of both pet and owner in a case of emergency separation
Russell chatted about life over many years in Barwon Heads and the controversial move to Torquay.
Social issues are a passion of Georgia and she brings important topics to the table for discussion
Dave has just joined the 94.7 Pulse radio team and chatted about his days across the ditch in NZ
Levi has a wonderful story of art healing the soul through interpretation
A different way to play golf in an undercover simulation course with added catering services
The Friends of the Botanic Gardens are about to host their biannual art show and Amanda has plenty to contribute as artist and mentor
The surge of holiday makers is getting closer but the council has plenty of entertaining ready to accommodate
Helen has years of experience in picking up the pieces of domestic violence damage, but she is now working on prevention
The second sitting to cover the extraordinary life of horsewoman Gloria Gilchrist
There is plenty happening in the National Trust buildings around our region, with the upcoming French Festival a highlight
Alison tapped into her role at Tourism Victoria to find some little gems
The Geelong authors are getting together
A very enjoyable chat about a Pulse radio newbie and a veteran sharing ideas
Zac told his life story of getting to Geelong and this role
There are plenty of new bike types, rules and issues around biking in Victoria.
The continuing issue with bad behaviour around junior sport was discussed
A new initiative to assist with mental health care in Geelong
The joy of volunteering is a little secret that Lily was happy to discuss
The Whittington Neighborhood House are connected to their local community with all the supportive services
The Outpost does amazing work to keep the Geelong homeless fed and nourished
Rod reminisced about the old days on 3GL Geelong radio as a commercial writer and general office go to.
Sharon talked about the hidden secret of Geelong that has given nearly $2.5million to Geelong folk in need.
Kate has had time for reflection after taking on an independent political campaign
Are we preparing our kids well enough for the real world
Brad dropped into studio and punched out a couple of tunes
Leah is growing a mental health service to help others
Simon had a frank and honest assessment of the Australian political landscape
I talked Gloria into telling her amazing story and it will take two parts. Part one here
Some important events coming to Winchelsea and Elaine invited locals to join in
We dived into food additives, olive oil and vitamin D
There is an important event coming to Winchelsea Healthy Wealthy and Wise and Rose was happy and proud to promote it
Angela has just completed a tough three and half years on the campaign trail and in parliament
G21 is closing down and the retiring CEO and local Surfcoast councillor chatted about the positive contribution of the organisation.
There is a new program released for dealing with Domestic Violence. Safe at Home allows for a solution based sfae outcome for all in the family
Both our ABC radio regulars on the same day
A little outside curriculum but a pleasant change to the education system
There is a lot of theory but very little leadership on the future energy policy in Australia. Here re some facts
A recent King Tide left a mark on the local coastline again and suggestion these rare events will become a more common threat.
The dust has settled after an astonishing Australian Federal election and the analysis on electoral behavior is damning
The drought has put enormous pressure on farming communities across Vic and SA and Ian has seen how the call on collective support to get through
From the beautiful Adelaide Hills to a million acres in NT, Greg has travelled an interesting track
The Celtic Festival is just around the corner and Una is in the thick of organisation
It is a long way from Sydney to Hobart by car , but walking. Really??