Triple M Breakfast with Kaz & Tubes - Triple M Hobart 107.3

Matthew Thomas, Meteorologist at the Bureau of Meteorology talks Kaz and Tubes through the forecast for the last week of Summer.

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Following a Tasmania Tigers win in their final match of the WNCL season, Tubes catches up with Century-maker, Elyse Villani, to chat about the season of 'could've beens'.

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Kaz and Tubes announce the winner of the TasWater Showeroke competition. 

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This past two weeks, TasWater teamed up with Kaz and Tubes to help Tasmanians save water. To help Tasmanians save water, save our thing, TasWater asked Tasmanians to sing their Shower-oke song live on air to gain the chance to win a front loading, water saving washing machine. 

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Kaz tells Tubes all about the exciting events happening across Hobart and surrounds this weekend.

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Mohamad from the Albert Road Store joins Kaz and Tubes to detail their meet-and-greet events next week with Collingwood greats, Jack Crisp, Tom Mitchell & Isaac Quaynor.

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Grace Keath, CEO of East Coast Tasmania Tourism, joins Kaz and Tubes live in the studio for a chat about recent awards and upcoming festivals for the region.

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Dan Gray from the Longley Bunyips provides Kaz and Tubes with what could be the loosest Huon Channel Cricket Association (HCCA) update he’s ever given.

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In hopes of winning a brand new washing machine thanks to TasWater, Rodge from Elderslie calls in to take part in Showeroke, singing Fire and Rain by James Taylor, and Tony from Moonah sings Johnny Williamson's True Blue.

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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | With a new AFL side just around the corner, two well-known names in Tasmanian football want to preserve the history of the game in our state. 

Listen as Damien Dillon and John Klug chat with Tubes about some of the Tassie footy artifacts that have been collected, and why the Tasmanian Australian Rules History and Heritage Group needs a space to display the historical items.

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