Targa Tasmania and other tarmac rallies will undergo a number of safety changes following the findings of a Motorsport Australia tribunal into the three tragic deaths in this year's Targa Tasmania.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Targa Tasmania event director Mark Perry . . .

This month's Burnie Ten field will be capped at 2500 participants due to public health requirements, among a number of other changes this year.
Martin Agatyn spoke to event director Richard Welsh . . .

Like most sports, cricket is short of umpires.
The Cricket North West season starts in two weeks and there's still room available for new umpires.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Ulverstone-based umpire Darren Close . . .

The Tasmanian woodchopping season gets underway today with a carnival at Penguin.
Martin Agatyn spoke to multiple world champion and North West Tasmania Axemen's Association president, David Foster . . .

A new touch football tournament, called the Cold Climate Classic, will be held in Devonport later this month.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Touch Football Australia state manager for Tasmania Jeff Quick . . .

Tomorrow night's Devonport Harness Racing Club race meeting will feature the finals of the prestigious Granny Smith and Raider Stakes, with each race carrying $50,000 in prizemoney.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Devonport Harness Racing Club president Claire MacDonald . . .

The proposed merger between NWFA clubs East Ulverstone and Motton-Preston has failed after Motton-Preston memers voted overwhelmingly against it.
Martin Agatyn spoke to East Ulverstone president Michael Stocks . . .

The new Coastal Running Club programme started last Sunday and runs through until March.
Martin Agatyn spoke with club president Craig Denby . . .

The Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals Series dates for 2021 have been announced.
Martin Agatyn spoke to series promoter Richard Welsh . . .

The SRT Logistics Baskerville Historics is Tasmania's second biggest motor racing event behind the Supercars at Symmons Plains and it's on again next weekend, with more than 150 cars in action, including a number from the North-West Coast.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Mike Ellis from the Hobart Sporting Car Club . . .