In this week's episode, Ebony Abblitt spoke with Olympic swimming sensation Max Giuliani during his recent trip home to Tasmania, speaking about recent World Championship success, upcoming training, sharing skills with the next generation - and more.

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This week on iHeart Tassie, John Fabris catches up with Hobart Zoo & Aquarium owner Stuart Webster.

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In this episode of iHeart Tassie, Ebony Abblitt takes a look at Tasmania's premier celebration of science: The Beaker Street Festival.

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Ebony Abblitt takes the plunge into the chilly waters of Long Beach, as she examines how a controversial one-off event became a beloved annual tradition.

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This week, Britt Aylen chats with CEO and co-founder of local charity Tassie Mums, which has helped 10,000 kids across the state throughout the past 10 years, and is now aiming to raise $10,000 in 10 days.

Find out more at https://tassiemums.org/

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On Christmas Day 2021, Hobart midwife Rachel Wake was brutally murdered by her ex-husband.  This week on iHeart Tassie, Olivia Hicks sits down with Rachel's daughter Romany Wake, to discuss her activism in the fight against domestic and family violence.

A warning, some of the content in this episode could cause distress.

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Childhood apraxia of speech is a condition affecting up to 2 in every 1000 Tasmanians.  For Apraxia Awareness Month, Britt Aylen speaks with a Tasmanian mum and a local speech pathologist about the best ways to identify, diagnose and treat the condition.

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Ebony Abblitt previews this year's drop.

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On Good Friday, the Royal Hobart Hospital Research Foundation is holding its annual Easter Egg Hunt – which this year, will be held at the Government House Lawns.  From 10 til 2, kids of all ages will solve clues to uncover their own bag of eggs – with other games and activities to keep them entertained – and there might even be a visit from a certain bunny... 

The event is raising money to support life-saving medical research, like the Hobart Method – a treatment technique for premature babies that is now being introduced in hospital NICUs across the globe. 

In this episode of iHeart Tassie, Britt Aylen speaks with Professor Peter Dargaville, the man behind the Hobart Method, and medical engineer Andrew Marshall, whose current research project is being supported by the RHH Research Foundation. 

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Part 2 of John Fabris' chat with leader of the Tasmanian Legislative Council, Craig Farrell.

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