Sunday night will see the final harness race meeting to be conducted at the Devonport Harness Racing Club, ending an association with Devonport going back 110 years.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Devonport Harness Racing Club president Claire MacDonald . . .

The PCCCT winter running programme for 2022 is underway with a number of great events planned across the Coast this season.
Martin Agatyn spoke to club president Rod Viney . . .

The AFL has reported a nationwide shortage of 6000 football umpires at the start of this season, and the North-West Coast is not immune.
Martin Agatyn spoke to NWFL umpire coach Phil McCulloch . . .

Stowport trainer Craig Hayes has scored his second 7BU Harness Racing Burnie Cup in a row, with Mister Gently backing up again for a popular win.
Martin Agatyn talking to a very happy Craig Hayes . . .

The Tasmania Jack Jumpers have made a great start in their debut season in the NBL, currently sitting sixth on the ladder with nine wins and nine losses so far.
Martin Agatyn spoke to assistant coach Mark Radford . . .

Burnie racing driver Ray Hislop has embarked on a new class this year, Super 3, which is raced on the support programme for Australian Supercars.
Ray won his class and finished third overall in his first outing at Eastern Creek (NSW) last weekend and he spoke to Martin Agatyn . . .

Devonport's Chris Palmer has won his eighth Cock of the Mersey Power Boat Race, but making it more special was sharing the podium wiith his daughter Georgia and his brother Nigel.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Chris . . .

Next Friday evening will see the running of the 7BU Harness Racing Cup at a special twilight meeting, after the event was cancelled in January over COVID issues.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Burnie Harness Racing Club president Justine Keay . . .

Tomorrow's Devonport Regatta will feature some of Australia's fastest power boats dooing battle in the John Palmer Memorial Cock of the Mersey.
Martin Agatyn spoke to defending champion and son of the late John Palmer, Chris Palmer . . .

Martin Agatyn spoke to the men's elite (Matt Hauser) and women's elite (Matilda Offord) winners of the Devonport Triathlon shortly after the finish . . .