A Tasmanian-designed milk delivery system, which provides milk on tap, looks likely to eliminate the use of up to 10,000 plastic bottles per year for cafes or coffee shops.

The Udder Way system has been developed by Ed Crick, in conjunction with Ashgrove Cheese and Dairy.

Martin Agatyn spoke to Ashgrove CEO, Richard Bennett . . .

The programme for next month's Devonport Jazz was released today and promises to be one of the best to date,with the event celebrating its 20th anniversary.
Martin Agatyn spoke to event producer Maree Brodzinski . . .

Senator Richard Colbeck stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today.
Richard spoke about the Aged Care System Navogation trial and report, increasing transparency of aged home care packages, and Australia's bid to host the Rugby World Cup in 2027 . . .

Martin Agatyn and Kim Miles look back on the weekend's round of Aussie NWFL football . . .

Tasmanian ultra-marathon runner John Cannell will tackle a tortuous cross-country trek starting at Penguin on Monday and running to Cradle Mountain, across the Overland Track to Lake St Clair, and return.
Martin Agatyn spoke to John, who is hoping to achieve the feat in 4-5 days with very little sleep . . .

Deputy Premier Jeremy Rockliff stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today.
Jeremy spoke about the recent state election and his personal vote, his new health portfolio and some of the plans he has since announced, and increased Federal funding for mental health care and suicide prevention in the recent Federal Budget and what it will mean to Tasmania . . .

Proceeds from next month's Unite in Yellow Gala in Devonport will aid the Cancer Council Tasmania.
Numbers are limited and tickets are selling fast.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Cancer Council Tasmania North-West fundraising co-ordinator Sarah Hirst . . .

A report released by the Mental Health Council of Tasmania, has highlighted loneliness in the aged, particularly during the pandemic.
Martin Agatyn spoke to the council's CEO Connie Digolis, and also heard about a programme involving Latrobe High School students and the elderly in their community, learning how to use new communication technology . . .

This week's Book of the Week, as selected and reviewed by Tim Gott from the Devonport Bookshop, is The Coldest Case, the latest crime novel from English author Martin Walker . . .

Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff was today's Mayor on the Air.
Annette spoke about the upcoming Devonport Jazz festival, new exhibitions at the Devonport Regional Gallery, National Reconciliation Week, the next Providore Place Market on June 11, and a Reflections Cafe dementia cafe morning tea next week . . .