John Fabris breaks through the political 'fog' surrounding whether Tasmania's power prices are the lowest, are wind farms any good, is solar worth it for your home and is nuclear energy really an option.

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In exciting news for ABBA fans, the beloved group’s world-famous 3D virtual reality concert ABBA Voyage may be on its way to Australia.  Blurring the lines between the physical and digital, the magic of the Swedish band is brought to life using the latest technology.

In the lead up to the potential coup, this episode of iHeart Tassie features Tasmania's biggest ABBA fan, Grace McCullum, who in 2014 won the only spot for an international member on the choir created for the ABBA Museum’s 40th Anniversary concert.  She tells us about the experience and also what it would be like if the ABBA Voyage came Down Under.

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This week on iHeart Tassie, a critical lack of feed for livestock on Tasmania's farms due to ongoing dry conditions.

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This week on iHeart Tassie, John Fabris discusses the work of the Tasmanian Gender Service in transitioning children.

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There is help for Tasmanians with cancer with a new Wellness Centre proposed for Hobart's CBD. In this episode, Olivia Hicks speaks to the man driving the project forward, while also honouring his late wife's legacy.

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More Tasmanian writers are turning their backs on traditional publishing methods - instead choosing to go independent.  In this episode of iHeart Tassie, Britt talks to local authors Simon Thiessen, Georgina Makalani, Mark Mannock, Carolyn Winchcombe and Iryna Bohlscheid ahead of this weekend's Tasmanian Indie Authors Book Fair.

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In this episode of iHeart Tassie, John Fabris looks at drugs, alcohol and other addictions in Tasmania.

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In this week's episode of iHeart Tassie, Olivia Hicks looks at persistent pelvic pain, and a new training program that is helping Tasmanian GPs learn more about how to identify and treat related conditions.

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After the shock announcement that this year was Mona Foma's last, Britt Aylen examines the future of festivals here in Tasmania. 

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Ahead of the Tasmanian State Election on March 23rd, John Fabris talks to the leaders of our state's three major parties about everything EXCEPT politics.

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