For their final show of 2024, Kaz and Tubes chat with Hobart locals about their highlights from throughout the year, and giveaway the final gifts from under the Virtual Christmas Tree.

Darren Sturgess, Hobart International Tournament Director, previews the upcoming event, with Daria ‘Dasha’ Saville set to return.

Hobart Hurricanes’ Paddy Dooley details the BBL 14 season, tipping a bounce back for the canes on the way.

And, Damian Gill, Head of AFL Tasmania, talks Kaz and Tubes through the increase in participation numbers Tassie has seen this year.

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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | As the Hurricanes look toward their inaugural Big Bash trophy, Tubes speaks with Captain Nathan Ellis, returning hurricanes stars Ben McDermott, Riley Meredith, Chris Jordan, Peter Hatzoglou, new Hurricane Marcus Bean, and CEO of Cricket Tasmania Dom Baker ahead of Big Bash 14.

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Stacey Pidgeon, National Manager of Research and Policy for Royal Life Saving Australia, shares tips to stay water safe over Summer.

Tubes covers the South East Suns and Sorell Eagles merger for the SFLW.

And, more presents are unwrapped from under the Virtual Christmas Tree.

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Lifeline Tasmania Community Engagement and Business Development Manager, Ben Fisher, offers tips to take care of your mental health over the festive season.

JackJumpers Superfan, Adam ‘Webby’ Webster, provides an update on how our Jackies are progressing this season.

Kaz and Tubes are joined live in the studio by Tasmanian Labor Leader Dean Winter, detailing his year as leader of the opposition.

And, Premier Jeremy Rockliff recaps everything his government has achieved in 2024, and shares what he’s responsible for on Christmas Day.

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Brendan Blomeley, Mayor of Clarence City Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, stating that while 2024 brought some disappointments, he’s excited for the future of Hobart’s eastern shore.

Kaz and Tubes congratulate Matthew Mallinson on his ATV charity ride, which raised over $80,000 for the Royal Hobart Hospital to purchase necessary equipment for head and neck cancers.

And, Kaz shares another amazing Kaz Hack to help parents ensure they have a stress-free Christmas morning.

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Captain of the Tasmania JackJumpers, Clint Steindl, talks Kaz & Tubes through changes to the team’s roster.

Ellie Matthews from the Bureau of Meteorology previews today’s 30+ degree weather, and what we can expect from Christmas Day.

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Coach of Wellington Cricket Club, Nathan "Mitch" Muir, provides Kaz and Tubes with an update on the Southern Cricket Association (SCA).

Darren Sturgess, Tournament Director for the Hobart International, previews the 2025 event, celebrating 30 years with nine of the world’s top 50 players taking part.

Plus, Stephen McMullen, CEO of the Taste of Summer, details what we can expect from this year’s event.

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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | The 2025 Hobart International is set to see nine of the top 50 internationally-ranked tennis stars in attendance for the 30th iteration of the tournament.

Listen as Tubes speaks with Inaugural Tournament Director, David Drysdale, and 2025 Tournament Director, Darren Sturgess, as the full tournament roster is confirmed.

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Guy Franklin, Principal and Co-Founder at All Aerobics Fitness, talks Kaz and Tubes through his fitness tips to navigate the Christmas period.

Tubes catches up with Cricket Tasmania CEO, Dominic Baker, and Royal Hobart Golf Club General Manager, Nathan Sharrock, following the announcement of the new Cricket Tasmania development for the site.

Dianne Underwood, CEO of Home Base Tasmania, formally Colony 47, details the work they’re doing to help Tassie’s 1,000+ homeless kids.

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In the final episode of Spotlight on Tasmania for 2024, Tubes finds out all about Currawong Lakes Wilderness Retreat, from owner and Olympic curling champion, Kim Forge.

Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, chatting with Dr Jo Fearman, CEO of Launceston City Mission, about their 170-year anniversary, as well as the annual Christmas appeal.

Plus, Kaz catches up with CEO of Landcare Tasmania, Peter Stronach, finding out some simple tips to be more sustainable this Christmas season.

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