Last week's announcement that Tasmanian theatres would from next month be able to have 100% seating capacity subject to a COVID-safe plan, has come at the perfect time for the Devonport Choral Society.
The group is staging the stage musical Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story - next month.
Martin Agatyn spoke to director Peter (Sid) Sidebottom . . .

Kentish Mayor Tim Wilson was today's Mayor on the Air.
Tim spoke about litter crews, two official openings at Wilmot tomorrow, updating the ways the Mayor communicates with ratepayers, and the recent "Barrington Beast" April Fool's hoax . . .

Martin Agatyn looks back on round of Aussie NWFL Coastal football over the weekend with Kim Miles  . . .

In today's Health Matters segment, Colin Wood from Full Life Pharmacy in Ulverstone, spoke about flu vaccines - what they do, myths about side effects, why we should have the flu shot, and where to get it . . .

The annual Community and Canine Walk is on at Port Sorell this weekend.
The event raises funds for Delta Therapy Dogs and Martin Agatyn spoke to co-ordinator Jo Cox . . .

Tomorrow's Top Gear @ The Rocky Cape Tavern Car and Bike Show promises something for everyone.
It's also an important fundraiser for the Lions Club of Rocky Cape, with proceeds to aid local community projects and prostate cancer research.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Lions Club of Rocky Cape secretary Victoria Cochrane . . . 

Federal Braddon MHR Gavin Pearce stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today.
Gavin spoke about cancer services on the North West Coast, extra grants funding for volunteer organisations, and strengthening workplace protest invasion laws . . .

Between 20 and 25 cats will be available for adoption at this Saturday's Just Cats Expo at Ulverstone, as well as information on responsible cat ownership.
Martin Agatyn spoke to Just Cats founder Rachel Beech . . .

Everything you wanted to know or ask about living more sustainably and reducing your environmental footprint will be on show at Ecofest at Ulverstone on Saturday.

Martin Agatyn spoke to event organiser Cassie Smith from the North West Environmental Centre . . .

Waratah-Wynyard Mayor Robby Walsh was today's Mayor on the Air.
Robby spoke about a COVID vaccination community clinic at Wynyard, opposition to plans to decommission the Waratah Reservoir, the Eat Breathe Move and Relax Programme, the upcoming Community Conversations meeting at Waratah next week, and Targa Tasmania coming to the municipality later this month . . .