Novak Djokovic's shirt now auctioned for charity
Mel ends up with shirt after all
NEIL MITCHELL: The woman at the centre of the Novak Djokovic t-shirt 'scandal' says she's been harassed and after an auction on 3AW, the shirt is now in the hands of, perhaps, the rightful owner.
Ted fence-sits on 'porn teacher'
YOUR SAY: Victorian Premier Ted Baillieu has refused to pass judgement on whether the Geelong teacher involved in a pornographic video with a former student acted inappropriately or not. Is this the type of response we've come to expect from the Premier?
How can you believe Carey?
Neil Mitchell says he believes Wayne Carey's story after he interviewed the controversial former AFL star the day after traces of cocaine were found on his clothing at Barwon Prison. Derryn Hinch explains why he isn't convinced.
Porn teacher 'should be axed'
RUMOUR FILE: A teacher at a Geelong school accused of appearing in an online sex video with a former student is on a leave of absence pending an investigation. More on Ross and John's story here.
Four-legged chicken 'walks well'
EGGSCLUSIVE: Neil Mitchell spoke to the man who sent us an image of this 'pretty uncoordinated' four-legged chicken. Tyson, who's never seen a four-legged chicken before, told 3AW the chicken walks around on four legs.
Will Gina Rinehart influence content?
Opposition treasury spokesman Joe Hockey says he's comfortable with the country's richest person increasing her stake in Fairfax Media. Neil Mitchell responds to reports Rinehart could use the media to settle scores.
Man charged over smart meter shock
An electrician has been charged over the installation of a faulty smart meter which caused a woman to receive an electric shock. Neil Mitchell has more on the story here.
'The referendum died today'
LATEST: Julia Gillard says she's not aware of reports a member of her staff called Aboriginal protesters and told them Tony Abbott had wanted the Tent Embassy shut down as protesters march on Parliament.
Scotland implicated in drunken brawl
Carlton's Heath Scotland was allegedly involved in a drunken brawl in Yarrawonga over the weekend which left a man unconscious. Neil Mitchell's guest Mick Malthouse talks about how a footy coach handles the dreaded 'Monday morning call.'
Father Bob 'afraid of the unknown'
SUNDAY: Father Bob Maguire has been farewell by around 1,500 people at his final mass at the South Melbourne Parish on Sunday. Video and Sunday Morning interview with Fr. Bob here.
Darcey's mum sues VicRoads
HINCH: "This is a hard topic to handle. And lengthy comment on it will inevitably add to the pain of a young mother who has suffered enough. Even the headline in the Herald Sun pulls at the heartstrings. It says: Pay for our Pain."
Dad furious over sling lecture
DANGEROUS?: A Frankston man has placed a complaint with the ethical standards department after enduring a lecture from a police officer for carrying his child in a sling on his back. Listen to the full story here with Neil Mitchell.
Bring back bottle deposits?
REPLAY: Former Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse has launched a campaign to bring back deposits on drink bottles. Malthouse told Neil Mitchell he's 'appalled' at the amount of bottles and rubbish he sees in the Yarra.
Power company horror stories
Neil Mitchell says people are fed up with the attitudes of the power companies and is asking you to leave your power company 'horror stories'. Post your story; let's get the message across.
Do Not Fit A Smart Meter!
PRINT SIGN: A caller sent us an image during the Neil Mitchell show months ago and told listeners to print it out and put it on their doors if they are against the smart meter legislation.
We must admit to racism?
YOUR SAY: Renowned brain surgeon Charlie Teo says Australian is the best country in the world but must admit it has a problem with racism. His interview with Neil Mitchell here.
Darwin bombing death toll higher
With the 70th anniversary of the World War Two bombing of Darwin approaching next month, Australia's Veterans Affairs Minister has conceded the true death toll is likely to far exceed the official figure.
Shane Warne incident sparks debate
LATEST: A man purporting to be the cyclist involved in the altercation with Shane Warne on Tuesday night has denied that he 'whacked' the cricket legend's car. Read more and view images, apparently of the damaged bike.
Cat 'killer' has Bendigo outraged
A Bendigo resident claiming to be killing wandering cats has the community up in arms. The 'cat killer' has posted a public notice which lets locals know what could happen if cats stray away from home.
'Old world' services YOU want back
An article in Tuesday's The Age newspaper prompted Neil Mitchell to ponder what other 'old world' services we used to have in Australian society, and which ones people want to bring back.
"I'm disgusted by the human race"
The Costa Cordobia disaster in Italy is making headlines around the world, and on Monday Neil Mitchell spoke with a survivor from the tragedy. "I am pretty disgusted by the human race," Mr Elcombe says. More here.
Malthouse on Cousins' relapse
3AW's Mick Malthouse says he is not surprised Ben Cousins has had a drug addiction relapse, telling Neil Mitchell the research Collingwood did on Cousins predicted it would happen.
'Empty suitcase' now full of life
INSPIRING: Australia's first recipient of a full intestinal transplant has told of how it's changed his life. Brendan Cole received a new small intestine, liver, pancreas and duodenum in a 12-hour surgery almost 18 months ago.
Simon Hogan faces his demons
BLOG: Geelong player and Headspace ambassador Simon Hogan is sharing his story of depression in a bid to help others. Hogan told Neil Mitchell about his battle on air, and 3AW Producer Justin Smith shares a poignant blog about Hogan's bravery.
Alleged Deer Park killer faces court
LATEST: A former Syrian soldier, Riad Barbour, 32, faced an out of sessions court hearing in Melbourne last night charged with the murder of a Deer Park post office operator on Tuesday night.
Transport prices to rise by 8.6%
UPDATE: The Transport Minister tells 3AW's Neil Mitchell the decision to dramatically increase public transport fares was one of the most difficult of his political career. Have your say on the government's price hike here.
Man reunited with teenage hero
Therese Hughes-Menzies, now fourteen years old, was presented with an Ambulance Victoria Community Hero award after she dived into rough waters off Frankston pier to save Nino Deliso. The pair were reunited on Neil Mitchell's program.
'We love you 'cos you're...'
Young Victorian quick James Pattinson says his body's feeling good after being named man-of-the-match for a five-wicket haul in the win over the Kiwis in the first Test. His interview with Neil Mitchell.
Federal pollies getting big payrise
Julia Gillard's pay packet is expected to increase by $90,000 to just under $500,000, more than US President Barack Obama earns. Read more, listen to Neil Mitchell's say and have YOURS.
Former MP 'should be in jail'
Former MP Terry Martin's hypersexuality was an illness that had to be treated as a mitigating factor in considering his sentence on child sex charges, a judge in Tasmania said yesterday. Neil Mitchell says he should be in jail.
Port Phillip Bay tragedy
THE LATEST: Victoria Police have now ruled out the possibility of a third kayaker missing after the discovery of two bodies on Wednesday morning. Images, report and interview here.
Mick grumpy with U.S.
VIDEO: Mick Malthouse says Andrew Krakouer should have been allowed into the United States to train alongside his Magpies teammates at altitude in Arizona, despite his criminal conviction. This is Mick's first 3AW segment.
Neil Mitchell on the 'grubby deal'
Tony Abbott says Julia Gillard will face a party-room revolt over the decision to install Liberal National Party defector Peter Slipper as the new Speaker of the House. Neil Mitchell says the 'grubby deal' has shades of the Mafia about it.
Cancer patient's selfless gift
A Victorian cancer patient is donating proceeds from his entire Slim Dusty collection to Ballarat Base Hospital. Brilliant radio on the Neil Mitchell program to end the week.
Fetus mix-up leaves family in ruins
A healthy 32-week-old fetus has been terminated in a tragic mix-up at Melbourne's Royal Women's Hospital. The mother made the decision to abort but on Tuesday the wrong baby was injected, terminating the healthy fetus.
'Officer should be thanked over Tyler'
Neil Mitchell has now read the entire 130-page coroner's report into the death of 15-year-old Tyler Cassidy. The 3AW host says Leading Senior Constable Colin Dods, the 'man in the thick of this', deserves some kind of recognition.
Mikayla Francis not forgotten
REPLAY: Andrew Francis, the father of little Mikayla who passed away last year, shared his family's journey since the loss of the beautiful little girl that captured the hearts of Victoria.
Archbishop Hart snubs politicians
Supporters of Father Bob Maguire are still baffled as to why he is being forced out of the Parish. Seven state politicians - from all sides of politics - have requested a meeting with Archbishop Hart, who has so far snubbed them.
Brady opens hornet's nest
HAVE YOUR SAY:Nicole Brady has caused a stir on Neil Mitchell's program, proposing for people who become sick as a result of their own vices should not be entitled to neither state-funded medical care nor benefits.
What's in YOUR vegetable patch?
VIEW IMAGES: Neil Mitchell showed a bit of an interest in vegetable gardens on Tuesday. Neil's regular foodie, Adrian Richardson, joined the discussion and has provided some images of his garden.
Why Father Bob's work is so important
MUST LISTEN: Neil Mitchell chased up a difficult story after a man, known as 'Luke 827', passed away following a long battle with mental health and drugs. Father Bob Maguire had been helping the troubled man for around 30 years.
Neil Mitchell Suicide Forum
3AW SPECIAL: Neil Mitchell held a mental health / suicide forum. The commercial-free segment includes Neil Mitchell hosting discussion between Michael Carr Gregg, Adolescant Pyschologist, Professor Pat McGorry, Executive Director of Orygen Youth Health and Tom Harkin, Youth Worker with the Reach Foundation.
Minsiter: Vulnerable kids affected
Community Services Minister Mary Wooldridge says Child Protection Workers' involvement in Community and Public Sector Union's work bans are putting the state's vulnerable children at risk.
Protesters removed by police
UPDATE: About 30 Occupy Melbourne protesters have marched on the Town Hall demanding to see Lord Mayor Robert Doyle. Earlier, the protesters were attended to by police.
North-south pipe to lie dormant
The $750 million north-south pipeline is likely to lie dormant - even through a drought similar to the recent 13-year dry spell - under tough new rules for its operation. More here.
Heartbroken mums reach out
Two distraught mothers have spoken to 3AW's Neil Mitchell after the loss of their children to road crashes. Meanwhile, Victoria Police are pulling out all stops to reduce Victoria's road toll in the lead up to Christmas.
Tragedies throw transport into chaos
IMAGE WARNING: Melbourne's train system was thrown into chaos on Monday, with buses replacing trains on parts of the Glen Waverley and Frankston lines after two separate, deadly incidents.
Free Spins the 'caffeine' of addiction?
YOUR SAY: This morning, Neil Mitchell spoke with Scott Eager, a former pokies addict who reckons that the federal government should target the 'Free Spin' feature on Poker Machines.
Underwearbelly? 'TV' with Jane
REPLAY: A discussion about Wild Boys and a hot woman's underwear in the show prompted an 80-year-old man to call in and spark an interesting discussion. "This could be illegal," said Neil Mitchell.
Three Australian soldiers wounded
Three Australians have been injured in Afghanistan after another Afghan soldier opened fire on fellow troops. An expert says despite recent incidents it's too early to say if Australians are being targeted.
PM continues to sell carbon tax
Julia Gillard will attend the "Carbon Expo" on Wednesday, which addresses the implications of a carbon price on bottom lines. It comes as the Opposition accuses the PM of ripping off the public, spending taxpayer funds on a new series of carbon tax ads.
Mother wants justice for daughter
UPDATE: 'Jill', mum to a young woman with mental disabilities, told Neil Mitchell her daughter was sexually assaulted by three different men while under St Vincent's Hospital care. The hospital says the sex was consensual, it's alleged.
Humble Stynes keeps fighting
VIDEO: Melbourne Club President and all-around good guy Jim Stynes came into the 3AW Studio with his wife Sam this morning for an emotional interview with Neil Mitchell. A must-listen for all.
James Packer defends his business
RADIO EXCLUSIVE: The billionaire boss of Crown casino says federal government moves to curb problem gambling have the potential to hit jobs and tourism. Replay his interview with 3AW Mornings host Neil Mitchell here.
Neil Mitchell on OPI inquiry
THE LATEST: A former adviser to Police Minister Peter Ryan may face criminal charges for abuse of power following a report from the Police watchdog. Neil Mitchell speaks to the key players here.
'The Impact is never gone'
NEIL RAISES ROAD AWARENESS: 3AW Host Neil Mitchell conducts one of the most emotional interviews in recent memory with the Family of Brendan Hopcraft, who tragcially died after a motorbike accident last year.
Pet dog dies and owner mauled
THE LATEST: The owner of a dog that was mauled to death by a neighbour’s pitbull claims he has previously asked the dog’s owner to secure the animal before the vicious attack. The dogs will be put down.
Child abuse 'worsening' in Victoria
TOM ELLIOTT: "While lack of funding for community services is undoubtedly a big problem, I think a genuine solution has to go deeper if we’re to reduce parental abuse of children in our society." More here with Tom Elliott.
PM tells 3AW she's going nowhere
Neil Mitchell spoke with Prime Minister Julia Gillard on Thursday morning, as she comes under mild attack for not curtsying to The Queen upon her arrival in Australia. More here.
Your say on The Queen's visit
DOWN UNDER: Her Royal Majesty, The Queen, arrives in Australia tonight ahead of a short tour. In what could be The Queen's last visit to this country, are you excited or otherwise?
Bad polls don't deter the PM
Prime Minister Julia Gillard maintains she'll lead Labor to the next federal election despite another two bad opinion polls. The PM says Labor is making tough calls in the interest of Australians.
Kelsey Grammer's revealing chat
In a very frank and fascinating chat, Kelsey Grammer - known for his roles in Cheers, Frasier and The Simpsons - opens up about some of the more difficult times in his life. A real must-listen.
Ambulance whistleblower on 3AW
Neil Mitchell says the Ambulance service is in meltdown after a whistleblower revealed to him how resourcing issues resulted in a bloody accident scene requiring capsicum-spray to subdue a man waiting for an ambulance.
Turned away with broken leg
MOTHER KNOWS BEST: Casey Hospital has come under fire on Monday after Neil Mitchell revealed the hospital turned away a three year-old girl with a broken leg. Little Malia was forced to wait two days for appropriate action.
'Teen' dies after being hit by train
UPDATE: A female teenager hit by an oncoming V/Line train has died. Witnesses tried to warn the girl about the oncoming train, but she was wearing headphones and could not hear their warnings.
Charges over Anthony Dunning death
Three men have been charged over the death of Anthony Bunning at Crown Casino following a clash with security staff. Read more, including the full background to the story Neil Mitchell broke in July.
Demonic babies hitting Melbourne
PHOTO BLOG: Demonic babies are hitting Melbourne! Donna Demaio and Neil Mitchell discuss the artworks and their origins. Do you like them? (Images courtesy of roving 3AW reporter Donna!)
Meat Loaf on the nose
AFL NEEDS YOUR HELP: It may not be official but if talkback radio and social media reaction is anything to go by Meat Loaf could be the least popular AFL Grand Final pre-match entertainment ever. Who should the AFL get next year?
Demetriou's last Finals Series?
EDITORIAL: Neil Mitchell has noticed that AFL Chief Andrew Demetriou hasn't been his usual self lately. Is this an indication that he is on his way out? Have your say.
Ken Lay throws hat into the ring
Acting Chief Commissioner Ken Lay has confirmed he has put his hand up for the top job, remained non-committal on whether he would want Ken Jones back in the force and canned reports industrial relations dispute will impact polIcing on Grand Final day.
AFL relies on poker machine ca$h?
YOUR SAY: AFL Boss Andrew Demetriou has warned the Federal Government's Poker Machine reform could jeopardise the financial future of some clubs. Neil Mitchell takes Andrew Wilkie on over the issue, and Tom Elliott offers his take too.
Ted 'Brumby' Baillieu and the 'G
GOTCHA! Neil Mitchell has exposed Ted Baillieu in a fairly embarrassing way. Listen to Mitchell's editorial and compare the two 'announcements'.
Awe-inspiring performance
STUNNING: Emmanuel Kelly, a contestant on Australian X Factor, came to 3AW to sing the Michael Buble song 'Home'. Just an amazing young man with a great voice.
Daniher's amazing survival story
REPLAY: The Daniher name has been around the football world for years, but it is back in the spotlight for very different reasons this week. Neil Mitchell reveals more on an amazing story, which has emerged about Gaynor Daniher (Terry's wife).
Neil Mitchell's Jim Stynes fears
NEIL MITCHELL: "Jim Stynes ... we all know he is very ill, and I haven't got any inside information or spoken to him directly in weeks, but I am very, very worried about his state of health." Keep fighting, Jimmy!
'The Government should resign'
VIDEO BLOG: Neil Mitchell says the Gillard Government should resign. He has only ever taken this position once before in more than 40 years in media. Agree or disagree, the 3AW host has considered his position carefully.
Warne 'in love' but 'hasn't changed'
MEDIA WARNE-ING: Shane Warne says he's taking legal advice about some media outlets use of images which he claims have been doctored. Video, images and a special behind-the-scene blog here on 3AW online.
Major reaction to 'Manny'
VIDEO: The X Factor performance of chemical warfare victim has captured hearts and minds. Here, watch him in action (thanks to Channel 7) and listen to Neil Mitchell interviews with 'Manny' and his mum, Moira Kelly.
Most Liveable City in the World
PHOTOS: With Melbourne being named the world's most liveable in a renowned survey, we've compiled a set of photos showing off what makes our city so great. Email photos@3aw.com.au or tweet us via @3AW693.
Gay marriage debate at fever pitch
Federal MPs will report community views on gay marriage to parliament on Wednesday. Neil Mitchell supports gay marriage and had a debate with someone vehemently opposed to it. Meanwhile, Bob Katter's brother has 'come out'.
'Not just a footballer'
PLAY VIDEO: What started with a few tweets from Collingwood star Harry O'Brien has ended in a rounded debate about media ethics and raised money for those affected by famine in East Africa. Watch the video.
Amazing Norway survival story
Self-confessed mass killer Anders Behring Breivik wants to make a public statement when he faces a Norwegian court today and he wants to be allowed to wear a uniform. Amazing interview with a survivor here.
'It all comes down to trust'
VIDEO: "In the end will it really make any difference to climate change? All the risk, all the uncertainty ... in the end I think we (Australia) are too small." Watch Julia Gillard with Neil Mitchell.
Your invite to Fridge Art Exhibition
On Wednesday Neil Mitchell is hosting his program from the Level 1 foyer of Media House in Collins Street for his Fridge Art Exhibition, which showcases the works of aspiring young artists.
The Tax .. and the reactions
"The science is in." said Julia Gillard at the launch of the government's controversial carbon tax plan. Read the reactions of industry leaders. Are you proud Australia will tax polluters in what it the government says is in the best interests of the world's environment?
Government 'bungles' live export crisis
YOUR SAY: Animal welfare activists are concerned the resumption of live cattle exports to Indonesia marks a return to industry self-regulation which saw the mistreatment of animals before slaughter. More here.
Neil Mitchell's Kids' Art Exhibition
PHOTO GALLERY: Neil Mitchell is encouraging listeners to send in images of their kids' artworks. Send yours to nmitchell@3aw.com.au and we will include it in our exhibition.
'Did you lie to us?'
Prime Minister Julia Gillard explains to Neil Mitchell why her government wants to price carbon and addresses claims she's misled the Australian public. Have your say after hearing her justifications.
Interviews with our heroes
Neil Mitchell reflects on what he says was one of the highlights of his media career; speaking to the three living VC recipients. Video, audio and more here.
'How can we trust this?'
Neil Mitchell asked the questions of Julia Gillard that have been dominating water-cooler discussion re: the controversial flood levy. Listen to her answers.
Nixon 'finally held accountable'
VIDEO EDITORIAL: Neil Mitchell says Christine Nixon unravelled in the Royal Commission on Wednesday and was glad it was a woman who put the former top cop under the microscope like never before. Watch and have your say.
Freeman cops life sentence
The man who threw his four-year-old daughter off Melbourne's West Gate Bridge has been sentenced to life in prison, with a non-parole period of 32 years.
Carey comes clean to Mitchell
Wayne Carey has admitted he came close to taking his own life, desperately trying to escape the pain he had caused family and friends. Watch thhis archive interview where Carey puts it all on the table.
'Kevin Rudd no team player'
VIDEO: Simon Crean has taken a swipe at former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, saying one of the reasons he lost the leadership is that he was not a team player. Watch Neil Mitchell's hard-hitting editorial and listen to Simon Crean.
AFP won't investigate leak
MONDAY: Neil Mitchell says a senior Labor minister recently told him Julia Gillard 'has got a talent for the stuff-up .. when everything seems to be going well for her she somehow manages to blow it'. More details here.
'Cynical, grubby dodgy politics'
HAVE YOUR SAY: The Prime Minister is standing by decision to back away from a deal on poker machine reforms, saying there is no point to parliament engaging in political argy-bargy over the issue. Neil Mitchell came out swinging at the PM this morning. Listen here.
Police save man from fire
Two police officers have saved a man who was asleep in his Reservoir unit on Wednesday morning as it burned around him. The constables were patrolling when they noticed smoke pouring from the unit on Henty Street.
Brave act's long-term impact
Ron Barassi wants to meet face-to-face the man who bashed him in St Kilda. The footy legend's also revealed the effects of the bashing are still with him - he's unable to hold a conversation and is suffering a degree of memory loss.
Bikie won't deal with police
LATEST: Police have executed search warrants in Brunswick following the shooting of a Bandido's bikie on Monday. Detectives have seized CCTV footage from Doherty's Gym and the neighbouring Bandidos clubhouse.
Men admit to domestic violence
WHITE RIBBON DAY: Neil Mitchell spoke to two men who admitted to perpetrating violence against women. Hear their stories as Australia unites against domestic violence.
Order! What order?
TOM ELLIOTT BLOG: "Julia Gillard has reshuffled the deck clearly in her short term favour. Whether the public at large admires her for this, however, remains to be seen." Read more and have your say here.
Newton 'misleads' on violence
UPDATE: Anti-domestic violence organisation White Ribbon says Matthew Newton is not taking enough responsibility for his actions, following the actor's controversial TV interview on Monday night.
Joyce reassures customers
One of the three unions involved in a long-running industrial dispute with Qantas says it's not scared of arbitration. Neil Mitchell interviewed Alan Joyce for the latest from the troubled airline, more here.
Ken Lay accepts the top job
THE BEST MAN? Premier Ted Baillieu and Police Minister Peter Ryan have announced Ken Lay has accepted the permanent role as Victoria Police chief commissioner. Have your say.
Drunken man gets stuck in a bin
An article which appeared in the Victoria Police Gazette caught the attention of Neil Mitchell. Certainly a candidate for the International Idiot Awards (if there is such a thing?)..
1,200 calls for help
UPDATE: Many parts of Victoria were placed on flood alert on Wednesday night as storms made it tough for emergency service workers. View images and find out the latest here.
Virgin on sale for $15,000
An online advertisment offering a teenage girl's virginity for sale for $15,000 has sparked public outrage but authorities say they're powerless to act.
Should Ned get memorial?
The family of Ned Kelly has floated the idea of a public memorial to farewell the bushranger after his remains are returned for burial. Neil Mitchell's and your say here.
'Don't tell anyone'
REPLAY: A young woman has told Neil Mitchell she was raped by a male patient while in the Eastern Health Maroondah Hospital's psychiatric ward in 2008, but was advised to not tell anyone about it. Listen to her brave interview here.
Fires linked to smart meters?
The Metropolitan Fire Brigade says there is no cause for public alarm after it launched an official investigation into fires, linked to Smart Meters. More details on the story here.
A non-political protest?
KEN LAY'S SAY: Neil Mitchell came out firing against the Occupy Melbourne protesters this morning, revealing that one of the main organisers of the movement, Jake Wishart, works for Greens MP Adam Bandt.
Memories haunt every day
UPDATE: One of the Good Samaritans who tried to save a woman, set on fire by her partner at a Bayswater petrol station says he still lives with the horror. Read and hear more.
More copy and paste!
COMPARE THEM: In the last couple of weeks, Neil Mitchell has highlighted examples of a new trend in Victorian politics – the cut and paste policy. We have now found another one.
Cops: Motorbikes need front ID
Police are pushing for compulsory front identification on motorbikes to further crack down on speeding. Many riders evaded speed camera fines because of the lack of front identification. Neil Mitchell spoke to two bikies about the idea this morning.
3AW wins big at the ACRAs
It was a big night for 3AW Radio at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards on Saturday night with Ross and John, Derryn Hinch, Neil Mitchell and the latter's producer, Justin Smith, all being gonged.
'Playing politics with lives'
Ms Gillard has accused Tony Abbott of playing politics with lives by blocking her effort to resurrect the Malaysia deal. The PM added that the Opposition could potentially have blood on their hands.
Bali bouncers arrested
LATEST: Dean Laidley has told Neil Mitchell he and his family did nothing to provoke a violent attack from bouncers at a Bali nightclub. Read more and listen to his interview.
Tate Kemp's inspiring walk
Tate Kemp, a nine-year-old with Cerebral Palsy, walked 3km without his walker as part of the Melbourne Marathon. Neil Mitchell joined him and said the experience touched him greatly.
'Glenferals' outed by traders
Local traders are sick of the garbage and filth created by drunks in around the McDonald's in Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn. View some of the almost unbelievable images.
Australians taxed too much?
The Tax Forum is underway in Canberra but the $1 million talkfest won't touch on the controversial carbon tax or the GST. More here, including Neil Mitchell's interview with Wayne Swan and Tom Elliott's reforms.
Ex-Magpies coach reflects
Mick Malthouse had reinforced his declaration he will not coach football again and has fired a thinly-veiled broadside at Collingwood President Eddie McGuire.
Boy dies day after train accident
UPDATE: A three-year-old boy has died in hospital after being struck by a V/Line train at Wallace on Monday. The boy died on Tuesday afternoon after sustaining critical injuries in the accident.
Is your BBQ up to scratch?
BBQ SEASON: To coincide with a warning that your barbecue may be a potential death trap if not treated with respect, we are on the hunt for the state's worst (or most 'interesting') BBQ. Email yours to nmitchell@3aw.com.au.
'Don't lower physical standards'
AUDIO REPLAY: Retired Major Matina Jewell served in the Middle East and has been ijn several combat situations. She explains her very relevant views on Australia's decision to allow women on the frontline to Neil Mitchell.
The 'critic in chief' on 3AW
Opposition leader Tony Abbott says he's not prepared to say why voters have warmed to the Coalition, but not to him personally.
Judges to counsel victims?
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: The Chief Justice Of Victoria has suggested judges and victims of crime should be given the opportunity to "debrief" after a sentence is handed down.
Crime stats reveal rape spike
FULL STATS: Latest statistics suggest overall crime in Victoria has reduced slightly, but there's been increase in in rape and assault, but a 26% decrease in homicide. Listen to Ken Lay here and have your say.
Tony Charlton fighting cancer
CANCER FIGHT: Australian media legend Tony Charlton is battling cancer, Neil Mitchell has revealed on Monday morning. He will speak to 3AW after 9am.
'Birthday bashing' new craze?
The principal of an exclusive Melbourne boys school says a bashing which left a 16-year-old in hospital was a prank that went too far. More details here.
Block mirrors struggling market
Louis Christopher, Managing Director SQM Property Research, told Neil Mitchell that Channel Nine's The Block's failure to sell all four homes is a perfect indication of Melbourne's struggling property market.
Davies' moustache targeted?
Police have been put on notice that it's time to clean up their act. New grooming regulations are being enforced and facial hair, alternative haircuts, tattoos and body piercings will be targeted.
Knife attack by 'Census' fraud
FACE FIT NOW RELEASED: A woman has had a knife held to her throat by a man posing as a Census collector. The 33-year-old woman was confronted in her North Geelong home around 10pm on Sunday night.
Two killed and CFA robbed
Two people have died in separate crashes on our roads overnight and heartless thieves have targeted fire fighters as they attended one of the fatal crashes.
Food for your eyes only!
NEW PHOTOS: In response to Melbourne restaurants banning customers from taking photos of their meals, Neil Mitchell asked listeners to send in photos of their favorite food. Check out the gallery for an in-depth look at listeners' tucker!
Book's publisher 'talking crap'
LEADERS IN ARMS: Prime Minister Julia Gillard's launched the book (the name of which she got wrong) by former chief commissioner Christine Nixon. Meanwhile, Neil Mitchell has hit back after a tirade from the book's publisher.
Knit for our Afghanistan Diggers
The Country Women's Association in Werribee came up with the idea of knitting beanies and gloves for our troops in Afghanistan. For those who want to knit for the cause, the CWA has provided the patterns.
'Abbott has played this cleverly'
OAKES: Neil Mitchell's guest, Laurie Oakes, discussed the political climate in Canberra today. He reckons that Tony Abbott has orchestrated a great campaign against Julia Gillard and the carbon tax, but whether it will make him Prime Minister is still in doubt.
Mother terrorised by truckie
EXCLUSIVE: A mother with a baby in the car has described how a truck cut her off in the rain on Sunday night then deliberately blocked her path in a terrifying road rage incident.
As powerful as radio gets
EXCLUSIVE: Victoria Cross recipient Mark Donaldson spoke to Neil Mitchell because he wanted Australians to hear from the ground what's going on in Afghanistan. Home after his sixth tour, the Corporal's interview is as insightful as it is inspiring.
3AW Radio - 'Talking Hairstyles'
VIDEO: Neil Mitchell has a laugh at an old ad for 3AW Radio which was originally posted by YouTube user "museumofinanity". Check out Ross Stevenson's hair!
Police 'name and shame'
Victoria Police has named and shamed the worst areas in the state for road offenders and warned them of upcoming blitzes. Is your suburb one of the worst?
Teen dies in packed car
A 19-year-old woman has been killed in a collision in Werribee South on Thursday night. The car she was in had seven young people in it.
Dramatic Police Pursuit
HIGH DRAMA: Victoria Police have now provided details to the police pursuit in Melbourne's west today which has now resulted in two people being in custody.
'Insulting to the medical team'
Neil Mitchell hits out at those - perhaps with scores to settle - who are alluding to Hinch being given special treatment regarding his liver transplant. A powerful talkback caller also hammers home this point.
From the pub to a new liver!
REPLAY: Derryn Hinch's producer Shannon Reid explains to Neil Mitchell how it was actually her who received THE call from the Austin Hospital regarding Hinch's liver transplant. Listen to her explain how Hinch got from a Melbourne pub to the hospital.
Neil Mitchell turns feral?
July is 'Mind Over Matter Month' for a great cause and Neil Mitchell is going to support Collingwood to raise funds. Click on the image for why and click link below to donate.
Majak Daw with Neil Mitchell
VIDEO: North Melbourne rookie Majak Daw has told Neil Mitchell he was tempted to jump the fence after he was racially abused during a VFL match at the weekend. Powerful, brave interview.
Do Not Fit A Smart Meter!
PRINT SIGN: A caller sent us an image during the Neil Mitchell show months ago and told listeners to print it out and put it on their doors if they are against the smart meter legislation.
'Penny Wong for PM'
VIDEO BLOG: Neil Mitchell has lauded Penny Wong for the way she handled the 'meow' call directed at her by David Bushby, but says the Federal Government's handling of the issue since has been hypocritical.
Ted ditches road safety centre
YOUR SAY: Plans for a $50 million dollar centre to teach young Victorians about the impact of road trauma have been ditched by the Baillieu government.
Neil Mitchell's Road Trip
DETAILS: 3AW Mornings host Neil Mitchell is taking his program on the road this week.
Angry Boys a hit or miss?
AUDIO: The much-anticipated Angry Boys debuted on the ABC last night, and the consenus is relatively split down the middle. 3AW television experts Pete Ford and Jim Schembri break it down, analyze it and tie a ribbon around it.
PM wants to hear from YOU
We are now collecting the comments, nearly 500 of them, and sending them off to the Prime Minister's office. Thanks to all who contributed.
Hille delves into his pain
MUST WATCH: Essendon's David Hille has bravely confronted the incident which saw three of his mates killed in a shocking road accident in 1998. The message is simple - Buckle Up.
