Kentish Mayor Tim Wilson was today's Mayor on the Air.
Tim spoke about a visit to Cradle Mountain by councillors, and the processes by which the council also sits as a planning authority and the limitations it encompasses . . .

Martin Agatyn and Kim Miles look back on the weekend's seventh round of North West Football League (NWFL) matches . . .

A special memorial to remember the 74 navy personnel killed in 1969 when Australian aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne collided with American destroyer USS Frank E Evans, will be unveiled on June 3 at Shropshire Park in Ulverstone on June 3.

Martin Agatyn spoke to former HMAS Melbourne crew member Garry Smith . . .

Prime Minister Scott Morrison was on the North-West Coast today.
Martin Agatyn caught up with the PM and local Federal Member Gavin Pearce and spoke about a variety of issues . . .

Every year around 5500 men and women leave the defence forces for various reasons, but many struggle to transition into civilian life and employment.
The RSL has launched a programme aimed at helping veterans with employment and well-being.
Martin Agatyn spoke to RSL Tasmania state president Robert Dick . . .

Quit Tasmania has launched its latest stop smoking campaign, which shows graphic images of surgery to remove a voice box from a smoker and a warning from a surgeon about the consequences of a voice box operation.
Listen to the advertisement and then hear Martin Agatyn as he spoke to Quit Tasmania director Abby Smith . . .

Today's Book of the Week, as selected and reviewed by Tim Gott from the Devonport Bookshop, is a new novel by English author Anne Youngson, titled, "Three Women and a Boat,"  . . .

Waratah-Wynyard Acting Mayor Mary Duniam was today's Mayor on the Air.
Mary spoke about the Waratah Dam, the East Wynyard Foreshore Master Plan, workplace training at the council, and the Winter Woollies Drive being conducted by the Waratah-Wynyard Youth Leaders group . . .

Stanley has been nominated for the Tassie's Top Tourist Town award, after finishing second last year and winning the people's choice award.
Stanley is the only North-West Coast town on the list of 10 nominations this year and voting for the people's choice award is via the RACT website at www.ract.org.au
Martin Agatyn spoke to Circular Head Tourism Association president Clint Walker . . .

About 800 appointments to donate blood were cancelled at either the Burnie or Devonport donor centres for Red Cross Lifeblood last month, which has left supplies short and new or returning donors are urgently needed.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Red Cross Lifeblood regional partnerships manager for Tasmania, Ann Harvey . . .