Waratah-Wynyard Mayor, Robbie Walsh, will retire in October after beginning with Council in the 80s.

Nearly 9000 people crammed into Devonport Oval last weekend to watch Richmond defeat Hawthorn in a game aimed at bringing the community together after the events of December 2021. Gerard Ennis, president of DFC, joins Lee for a recap.

North West Umpires Association are on the hunt for more umpires as Phil McCullough explains.

Diane Curran explains to Lee that this event is about debatable discussion and coincides with International Women's Day celebrations on The Coast.

Breathless is the title of this weeks' book as reviewed by Tim Gott from Devonport Book Shop.

Cam Jenkinson, Head of Retail at RSPCA Tasmania, talks us through new laws relating to cat ownership in Tasmania.

We have a look at the state of politics in Tasmania after the return of Parliament this week.

Economists views on Reserve Bank, brokers smashing records and a look at oil prices this week with Just from Lending4U.

Don River Railway has today asked for a government funding commitment of over $17m to expand their current offerings which would see an ongoing cash injection into Northern Tasmania's economy. GM Eamonn Seddon speaks with Lee on The Home Run.

Today we talk about medical certificates.