Today we broadcast from the Winchelsea Community Bank and the Manager Jeremy Morris and lending officer Ebony Berg to talk about the face to face service still a focus of community banking.

Liz joined me for a relaxed chat about the upcoming election and her own time as a nervous first time candidate four years ago. There are also changes coming to the format of the council we worked through.

Patty updated the pressure on society around the country on the back of the social rise against DV and the lack of action to combat that. Her organisation is trying hard to keep up.

Deb informed us of some historical cases of domestic violence from the 19th century in early Geelong days.

It has been a long time but Emma returned to share her thoughts on the state of women's issues, particularly the focus on domestic violence.

Ali joined me to discuss the effects of the changes to HECS fees and the joy of weddings

Michael gave us an insight into two contentious financial subjects, negative gearing and franking credits.

Mik has organised a community meeting to look into the start of a "Voices of" campaign