Railton's Jonte Reynders is currently placed second in the Australian Motorcycle Off Road Racing Championship and aiming to go one better than his second place overall last year.
Martin Agatyn caught up with Jonte . . .

Former Collingwood premiership player Dayne Beams visited the North-West Coast earlier this week to talk about his battles with mental health, gambling and prescription drug addiction, as well as his new life as an artist.He also helld art workshops to demonstrate his unique resin art-form.
He dropped by the studio today, where he caught up with Martin Agatyn . . .

The St Lukes Health North West Thunder are sitting second on the NBL-1 men's ladder after winning three of its first games of the season.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Thunder coach Nick Haywood ahead of the Thunder's match against Eltham, in Launceston tonight . . .

The Australian Axemen's Hall of Fame at Latrobe has just undergone a major refurbishment.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Hall of Famer, multiple world champion and North West Axemen's Association president David Foster . . .

The Tasmanian Government has announced on-going funding to assist the Tasmanian Christmas Carnivals Series with $1.2 million for the next four years.
Martin Agatyn spoke to series promoter Richard Welsh . . .

NWFL president Andrew Richardson has announced his intention to step down from the top job at the end of the year after 13 years at the helm.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Andrew . . .

Coastal team Eddie Maguire and Zak Brakey were declared winners of Targa Tasmania after the event was cut short due to last week's tragic fatalities.
Martin Agatyn spoke to a subdued winner . . .

Last Saturday, after working for Targa Tasmania for the week, Martin Agatyn returned home after the tragic deaths of three competitors, and caught up with The Sideline View host Michael Maney to talk about the day's happenings . . .

Targa Tasmania starts on Monday with a field of more than 300 cars, including plenty of stages on the North-West Coast.
Martin Agatyn spoke to event director Mark Perry . . .

The Tasmanian women's soccer team will play Calder United in Launceston next Thursday in a curtain raiser to the A-League game featuring Western United and Wellington Phoenix.
Several players from the Devonport and Ulverstone clubs have been selected for the state side and Martin Agatyn spoke to coach Chris Hey . . .