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

Minister for Health, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Guy Barnett, chats with Kaz & Tubes about Tasmania's health system, and a new mental health centre coming to New Town.

Clair Harris, CEO & Founder of Tassie Mums, is featured in this week's edition of Tassie Trailblazers: Inspirational Tasmanian Women.

And, Triple M listeners share their funny stories for a chance to win tickets to Cold Chisel's sold-out Hobart show.

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Josh Griffin, General Manager of Awards Australia, puts the call out for nominations for the Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards.

Laura Rittenhouse from Boots and All Line Dancing previews the Hobart Hoedown happening this Saturday at Hobart City Hall.

Chair of the Migrant Resource Centre in Tasmania, Peter Gutwein, details the 350 km walk he’s undertaking to raise funds and awareness for a more inclusive Tasmania.

And, Kaz & Tubes take a trip to National Park to make some adjustments to the town sign.

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Kaz opens up about never getting to visit Serendipity Fun Park in Devonport in the 80s.

Bureau of Meteorology Tasmania meteorologist, Alex Melitsis, details the wet weather ahead.

Tubes breaks down this round’s SFL and SFLW results, and Brian O'Reilly, President of the ODFA, recaps their weekend matches.

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Off the back of Trump being found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business records, Kaz & Tubes hear from Dr Matt Killingsworth, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the UTAS School of Social Sciences.

Chris Parker shares what to expect from Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, coming to Hobart’s Theatre Royal in June.

Tubes previews this weekend’s SFL and SFLW rounds, and Brian O'Reilly, President of the ODFA, details their upcoming matches.

And, Hobart listeners share their free plugs for Free Plug Friday.

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Tubes' Spin On Sport previews another massive Banjos Bakery SFL and LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property double header.

Ahead of the Shark Park Dodges Ferry V Brighton Robins clash Tubes speaks with Sharks Luke Murphy and Hannah Scott and the Robins Darcy Gardner and Tahlia Walker.

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Noel Hunt, CEO of Ten Lives Cat Centre, announces a new op-shop opening in Moonah.

Triple M listeners call in to share their renditions of Black Betty to win Spiderbait tickets.

And, Kaz & Tubes share details of their excursion to the Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Hobart donor centre.

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Spotlight on Tassie Episode #13 sees Tubes speak with Ant Edler from the Tasmanian Bike Collective about how bikes can help young people to grow and develop their character and skills for life.

Kaz hears from Lyall McDermott, Director of Music/Concert Band Conductor for the Derwent Valley Concert Band (DVCB), about the history of the band, and that it’s never too late to join.

Plus, Kaz & Tubes spend a day at the Million Paws Walk, chatting with Kerri Walsh from RSPCA Tasmania, Skyla Rosato from Fur Babies Natural Medicine and Massage, Rosalie Saville from Greyhound Rehabilitation Enthusiasts Association Tasmania (GREAT), Luke from Kip Daycare & Happy Stays, and Michelle & Holly from Royal Canin.

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Kaz & Tubes speak with a National Park local, and the Derwent Valley Mayor, about their plans to get Fanning Dempsey National Park to Tassie.

Chef, author, and food curator, Jo Cook, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment highlighting inspirational Tasmanian women.

And, Jimmy Barnes & Ian Moss discuss Cold Chisel reuniting to celebrate 50 years.

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Emma Bygrave, President of the South East Suns Women’s Football Club, previews their annual truck show on the June long weekend.

Chris Collins, Acting Director of Community Fire Safety for the Tasmania Fire Service, shares how to keep our homes safe from fire this winter.

Plus, after Tubes learns Kaz has no idea what a chicken medallion is, he arranges for her to try one for the first time.

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Emma Memma tells Kaz & Tubes all about her Boop and Twirl tour, coming to Hobart’s Theatre Royal in July.

Tubes breaks down this round’s SFL and SFLW results, and Brian O'Reilly, President of the ODFA, recaps their weekend matches.

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