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

Tassie man, Harry Woolley, tells Tubes about his 100 days of half marathons raising funds for cancer research.

Fiona Riewoldt from Maddie Riewoldt's Vision shares details of Maddie's Month and Bone Marrow Failure Syndrome.

Tubes recaps his adventures at the Highlands Bushfest.

And, we find out the difference between a drizzle and a shower from the Bureau of Meteorology.

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Emma Bygrave, Coordinator of the South East Suns' Tassie Convoy for Kids, previews this weekend's event.

And, Lou Triffitt, Mayor of the Central Highlands Council, gives details of the Highlands Bushfest in Bothwell.

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Leanne Wallace, CEO of Work & Training, chats about the annual Work & Training Awards and Graduation this Friday night.

Comedian Matthew Hardy joins Tubes and Rhea live in the studio for his 30 Minutes of Fame.

And, Sarah Turner from 4 Pines shares details of the Tassie beer that's helping to fight climate change with seaweed.

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Alison Lai, CEO of Cancer Council Tasmania, launches Relay for Life for 2024.

Talent Manager & Head Coach of the Tasmania Devils, Jeromey Webberley, chats with Tubes about the Tasmanians picked in the AFL draft.

And, due to unforeseen circumstances, Hot Tub Garry may now just be known as Garry.

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Head of AFL Tasmania, Damian Gill, recaps the Tasmanian picks from the first AFL draft round.

Ainstie Wagner, Executive Chef and Community Engagement Facilitator at Government House, shares details of all the things happening at the house on the hill.

And, local real estate agent, Anita Fitze, gets her 30 Minutes of Fame on Triple M Hobart.

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Rodney Croome from Equality Tasmania weighs in on the State Government missing the deadline to implement a ban on Conversion Therapy before the end of the year.

Ali Duggan, Red Cross State Manager for Migration in Tas, details a cookbook being launched today uniting new Tasmanians.

Plus, Kim Gillard from the Running Edge recaps the Point to Pinnacle, and Tubes shares his experience getting up the mountain.

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Tommy Windsor from the Mobart Mo Bros, Nedd Brockmann, the fastest ever Australian to run across the country, and Jay from the Running Edge take Tubes through final preparations for the Point to Pinnacle this weekend.

Tubes catches up with the new Hobart Hurricanes Captain Nathan Ellis.

And, TasWater's Callan Paske talks World Toilet Day on Sunday.

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Jack Riewoldt is leading Tassie's new AFL team culture and identity. Jack speaks with Tubes about what “The Fabric’ of the Tasmania Football Club looks like and the role of Tassie's public 

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Hobart International Tournament Director, Darren Sturgess, shares his excitement for the Hobart International in January.

Comedian Tommy Dassalo previews his Clubhouse Comedy show tonight, Scam Artist.

And, Hobart Play Therapist Millie Evans gets her 30 Minutes of Fame.

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Lurch from the Huon Valley raises concerns over a potential chocolate milk shortage in Tasmania.

CEO of TasCOSS, Adrienne Picone, calls on the Federal Government to take action on the housing crisis.

And, Ivona Sone gives details on the Cinema in the Gardens this weekend.

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