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

State Opposition Leader Rebecca White tells Tubes and Producer Rhea about Labor's plans to bring a no confidence motion against the Premier today, her thoughts on the alternative Mac Point Stadium proposal, and whether her party is ready for an early election.

Sherri Ring, Founder and CEO of The Mind Games, and Robyn Pearce, Executive Director of WorkSafe Tasmania detail the importance of mentally healthy workplaces.

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Aaron Fitzgerald tells Tubes and Producer Rhea about his plan to walk 50km this weekend for the Peace of Mind Foundation in honour of his brother.

And, Keryn Nylander from the Committee of Greater Hobart shares details of how the committee hopes to help Hobart reach its full potential.

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For National Carers Week, 17-year-old Izzy Dewar shares her inspiring story with Tubes and Producer Rhea.

Tasmanians share their thoughts on the Macquarie Point Precinct draft plan.

And, Par Avion offers up a Learn to Fly experience.

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Health Minister and Attorney-General Guy Barnett weighs in on funding changes to the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.

Ambulance Tasmania's Mike Weeding joins Tubes and Producer Rhea live in the studio for Restart A Heart Day.

And, does Jeff from New Norfolk's 6-day Tassie Trivia streak come to an end?

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Uluru Statement from the Heart Signatory, Thomas Mayo, joins Tubes and Producer Rhea live in the studio to answer Hobart's questions about the Voice to Parliament Referendum.

And, Carl Windsor, Mental Health Ambassador for the Tasmanian Hospitality Association, shares details of the support available for those in the industry.

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Tasmanians Kelsie Wells and Christian Barry achieved success in the Irish Dancing Nationals. They join Tubes to talk about their sport.

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Hobart Hurricanes players Maisy Gibson and Emma Manix-Geeves bring the Weber WBBL|09 Championship Trophy into the Triple M Studio.

And, Ben Fisher, Manager of A Tasmanian Lifeline, tells Tubes and Producer Rhea about their services.

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Tubes and Producer Rhea hear from the Kingston local who was victim to a Tasmanian platypus, Jenny Forward.

Greg Irons, Director of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, shares advice for how other Tasmanians can avoid becoming platypus victims.

And, Justin Nilon, Co-Captain of the Tasmanian AFL Inclusion Team, details his team's success at the National Inclusion Carnival.

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Tony Harrison, Chair of the Tasmanian Air Rescue Trust, tells Tubes and Producer Rhea about how the rescue helicopter will be impacted by changes to funding and sponsorship.

And, Dr Matt Killingsworth, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at UTAS, details the latest in the conflict in Israel.

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