Every year, the incidence of missing persons in our community increases, leaving a devastating mark on family and friends. So to help remember the missing, and support those who mourn their loss, there will be a memorial service this Saturday in Devonport as Zonta President Gina Harvey explains to Lee on The Home Run.

Justin Delanty from Lending4U calls in each week for his take on the current financial happenings.

Steve, father of Olympic medalist Ariane Titmus, joins Lee for a chat about the journey to gold in Tokyo.

Lee chats with Colin Wood from Fullife Pharmacy about chronic pain and the steps to take to manage it.

Several Coastal landmarks have been floodlit in red this week to mark National Blood Donors Week.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Tasmanian regional partnerships manager, Ann Harvey . . .

After being cancelled last year to the pandemic, the Burnie Eisteddfod is back on stage with hundreds of performers of all ages competing.
The eisteddfod started on Tuesday and continues until mid-July.
Martin Agatyn spoke to eisteddfod president Jan Tolland . . .

Today's Book of the Week, as selected and reviewed by Tim Gott from the Devonport Bookshop, is The Boy's Club - an expose on what goes on behind the closed doors of the AFL - by Michael Warner . . .

Waratah-Wynyard Acting Mayor Mary Duniam was today's Mayor on the Air.

Mary spoke about Wynyard's three OAM recipients announced on Monday, flood mitigation work for Big Creek and Port Creek, the proposed all-abilities playground at Somerset, and next week's council meeting - at which the budget will be set . . .

Volunteers are being recruited for the Central Coast's new cultural precinct -The Hive - at Ulverstone, which will include a state-of-the-art planetarium.
Martin Agatyn spoke to The Hive's principal astronomer, planetarium and science engagement co-ordinator Martin George . . .

Sheffield will be celebrating the upcoming winter solstice (a few days early) in style, on Saturday, with the Sheffield Mid-Winter Solstice Celebration at the Steamfest site.
The event, and other this week, are being organised by Sheffield Inc. and the Sheffield Steam and Heritage Society.
Martin Agatyn spoke to society secretary Jill Ridgway . . .