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

The extraordinary story of Tongerlongeter a once-in-a-generation leader all Australians can admire is told by Dr Nick Clements. Our country has no war hero more impressive than Tongerlongeter, one of Australia's greatest military leaders.

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Anthony Callea and Tim Campbell tell Tubes and Producer Rhea about their Up Close and Unpredictable tour coming to Hobart this weekend.

And, cricket all-rounder Mitch Owen recaps a big weekend for our Tasmanian Tigers.

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Boss Phil and Producer Rhea catch up with Nathan Ellis ahead of the Wilson Homes Cricket Tasmania Premier League (CTPL) 2023-24 season getting underway this weekend.

Changes to Tasmanian TV channels come into effect.

And, Phil shares how he went with pre-polling for the referendum.

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Dr Nicola Powell, Chief of Research Economics at Domain, shares that Hobart is now the nation's most affordable capital city to rent in.

Boss Phil and Producer Rhea tell stories about Uber Eats experiences.

And, two more 80s movies are put to the test.

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Legatee Peter Bysouth brings the Legacy Centenary Torch into the Triple M Breakfast studio ahead of the Hobart leg of the relay tomorrow.

And, Edwin Johnstone, Chair of the Confederation of Greater Hobart Businesses, shares details of a petition calling for Hobart City Council to rethink a two-year road closure.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joins Boss Phil and Producer Rhea live in the Triple M Breakfast studio for a chat about the Voice to Parliament and his trip to Hobart.

And, Amanda French, CEO of Dress for Success, shares details of an exciting fundraiser happening this weekend.

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Launceston-based company Artisa makes plant-based cheese using traditional fermentation methods, for an authentic taste, texture, and appearance. 

Rhea catches up with Julie Martyn, a passionate foodie with a PhD in molecular biology, about how Artisa is changing the plant-based cashew cheese game.

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As school holidays get underway, Simon Burrett from Libraries Tasmania tells Boss Phil and Producer Rhea all about the free activities on offer.

And, Federal Housing Minister Julie Collins shares how the first year of the Regional First Home Buyer Guarantee has gone.

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Tubes catches up with Lachlan Job from the Huon Valley Little Athletics Centre, and Kayla McPherson from the Kingsborough Little Athletics Centre, ahead of their trip to the Gold Coast for the 2023 Coles Little Athletics National High-Performance Camp.

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Boss Phil gives Tubes and intervention after some questionable behaviour in a meeting with the CEO.

And, Hobart's biggest North Melbourne Football Club wins a signed 2023 guernsey.

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