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
With an election closing in, we tapped into Giulia's expertise as a Journo, political media advisor and lobbyist to get a handle on the landscape.
Another look at the political landscape through young eyes
On the eve of the Federal Election, Geoff provided some insight into the possible outcome and looked at trends of politics
My new co host Georgia joined me to discuss the lead up to another election from the eyes of a young voter
John had his first outing with us, explaining his history and passion for change
Sue is working hard to support community independent politics, despite the serious undermining from the media and major parties
Eva has released a new song and explains her music passion while dealing with a serious life threatening liver complaint
The boys have released their book on making school fun again
Fame and politics dominate an off the cuff conversation
The veteran of Victorian politics returns to have a crack at a federal senate seat
There is little appetite expressed from the major political parties toward restriction on gambling advertising but the fight continues
After a successful conference on autism awareness Jess and Ava Ellis review
An election is on the horizon and Simon looks at the prospects
Therapeutic companion animals are becoming more sought after in age care and disability services
Kate has been selected by the Voices of Corangamite group to compete in the federal election
Andrea is again working to make a difference, this time pursuing changed traffic conditions in Teesdale after a tragic death
There is plenty of action with the election date announced and Nicole started to work through some myths
Plenty happening on the Surfcoast and Mike was more than happy to share the news
Peter talked about some of the issues around Geelong that still attract his attention post his council time
Robert joined Tom, Charlotte and myself to discuss the Conquer the Corrugations community walk he traveled from FNQ to be involved in
Transport hubs are projected for the region into Avalon with rail and buses in and out of the city from the new growth corridors
Youth obesity is on a rapid rise, as junk food and sugar drinks run rampant.
Jim spoke about the upcoming election and the impact on ABC funding
Sarah walked through the taxing "work from home" debate continuing to cause division in the community
Jess was promoting an event to highlight the celebration of Autism as a super power rather than a disability
Lauren has recently moved to Geelong and runs an animal support for aged care and disability services
Kevin spoke improved response to animal welfare in corporate mining and forestry around the world
Alison spent the weekend bunkered down in the Gold Coast floods and reported in
Jane provided an alternative to the high cost hospital system
Election looming and the world has gone crazy. What will happen
Its time for tax prep, especially for small business
Andrew covers skills and training and spoke of the focus of returning our manufacturing skills back to the good old days
Sarah discussed the sate of rural health, medicare rebates, gas terminals in Geelong and of course cricket
The biggest dog event in the region is taking place in Inverleigh for the 13th year
The search for health professionals prepared to take their skills to rural Australia continues
Sheridan is a driver mentor for youngsters struggling to get the training needed to get a licence
Warren has been with us before, discussing his journey to improve mental health and he joined me to discuss the tree change for young professionals seeking a new life in rural Australia.
With the launch of their new book, making education fun again, the authors dropped by for an interesting chat.
Giulia has returned from an extensive break and hit the ground running with plans to take Geelong and surrounds to heights
My old Saturday morning co host returned to discuss his new media career, but remembers where it started
An interest rate seems imminent, but what does it mean for us all and an election outcome
State by elections created some interesting results, but can the trends be used to predict a federal outcome
Autism and ADHD are much more known and understood in our world now. Vanessa helps clear the air
Ava talked about her battles with her teenage years and finding religion as her support
Peter joined me to discuss recent council activity and his new relaxed life out of the public eye
Sarah helped us look into the structure of family, the role of parents
Sophie spoke about the rental situation of the Geelong region and the difficulty in finding the balance with supply and demand
Stacey has experienced the horror of domestic violence and now work hard to change community attitude.
Julie prepared a detailed community paper to council on the celebration of Australia Day. It was accepted then rejected. She explains the follow up
Changes in the state Libs and the big one not far away