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Trigger warning – This episode includes discussions of domestic and family violence. If you’re in need of support, contact 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732).
Spotlight on Tassie Episode #11 sees Kaz & Tubes speak with the first woman to win the World Bare Knuckle Boxing Championship title, Rowdy Bec Rawlings, about the ‘Fight to Live’ documentary telling her story of surviving domestic violence.
Adventurous woman, Kat Kingsley, previews her upcoming networking event for adventurous Tassie women.
Plus, Tubes chats with a new Tasmanian from Argentina following his first game of Aussie rules footy.
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Kaz & Tubes are joined by Alastair Richardson, Director of Cox Architecture, the lead design consultants for the Macquarie Point stadium.
Federal Labor Member for Franklin, Julie Collins, details the Federal Budget that was handed down last night, and what’s in it for Tassie.
Plus, Ali Lai, CEO of Cancer Council Tasmania, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers: Inspirational Tasmanian Women segment.
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Kerri Walsh, RSPCA Tasmania Marketing and Relationship Manager, previews the 2024 Million Paws Walk on Sunday 26th May.
17-year-old Alicia Dale shares how it feels to be the first Tasmanian girl to win the Australia Cup in 44 years.
John X, Andrew Colrain, & Colin Dean detail their Cruising with Croon: Hits from the Rat Pack show at Wrest Point next weekend.
And, Kaz & Tubes name all 103 of Brian O'Reilly's chickens.
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Kaz and Tubes spend today’s show taking name suggestions for 103 chooks.
Kath McCann, Executive Director of the Tasmania Football Club, discusses the appointment of the Devils’ first CEO, Brendan Gale.
Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology explains the Aurora Australis sightings on Saturday night.
Plus, Tubes breaks down SFL results from this round, and Brian O'Reilly, President of the ODFA, recaps their weekend matches.
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Ahead of Mother's Day this weekend, listeners call in to share the secret confessions they've never told their mums about.
And, City of Hobart Councillor, John Kelly, explains why he voted against the proposed social housing for at-risk women by the St Vincent De Paul Society.
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Tubes Spin On Sport this week sees 3-time AFL Premiership star, Paul Puopolo, lining up for the Sorell in their clash against the impressive Lindisfarne in the Banjos Bakery SFL.
Brock Daniels from The Eagles and Adam Sharp from the Two Blues talk to Tubes ahead of the big game.
Annie Lord's University battle Mimosa Middleton-Miller's Hutchins in the latest instalment of the Lifeline Shield for the LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property SFLW.
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Sherri Ring, Creator of The Mind Games, speaks about today's exciting team-building event for mental health research.
Annie Lord from University Football Club, Molly Garrett from Hutchins Football Club, and Ben Fisher from Lifeline Tasmania preview the SFLW Lifeline Shield match this weekend.
Matt Hawkins from Elevate Wealth details the 2024 Wealth Summit.
And, Anna Reynolds, Lord Mayor of Hobart City Council, discusses the new Campbell Street bike lanes, the reflective guard rail on the mountain, and council voting against social housing for women in the CBD.
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Spotlight on Tassie Episode #10 sees Tubes catch up with young Tasmanian auctioneer, Jake McIntyre, about the Australasian Real Estate Institute Auction Championship coming to Tassie this month.
Founder and CEO of Tassie Mums, Clair Harris, tells Kaz all about their Coats for Kids initiative helping keep local children warm.
Plus, Tubes finds out about the amazing sport of lawnmower racing from John Brose of Lawnmower Racing Tasmania.
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Nick McKim, Greens Senator for Tasmania shares the recommendations from the Senate Select Committee on Supermarket Prices to make price gouging illegal.
Katinka Dineen, Owner of Lily & Dot, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers: Inspirational Tasmanian Women segment.
Jem Percey from the Lauderdale Football Club details their upcoming fundraiser.
And, Cast member Jack Buchanan previews A Slightly Isolated Dog’s 'The Trojan War' at the Theatre Royal this weekend.
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Lise Robertson, Chair of the Mother’s Day Classic in Hobart, previews this Sunday’s fundraiser for breast and ovarian cancers.
State Labor Leader Dean Winter details his party’s decision to support a new stadium for Tassie.
Tubes calls out Kaz for accidentally stealing from the tip shop.
And, Peter Frazer, Founder of National Road Safety Week, shares how we can all choose to ‘Drive So Others Survive’.
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