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

Joe Chivers was involved in a skydiving accident that crushed his L1 vertebrae making the aspiring AFL player a paraplegic. Now Joe is back in the sport he loves - headed to the Wheelchair AFL National Championships in Melbourne to represent Tasmania.

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Giles Tanner from Free TV Australia shares details of upcoming changes in Tasmania which could render your TV obsolete.

Matt Dance from TasTAFE chats about an exciting new Brighte scholarship for Tassie women.

And, Boss Phil gets some interesting information Googling Tubes.

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Tubes and Boss Phil kick off their battle of 80s movies to find which two films will feature at our State Cinema screening.

And, we hear from the Tasmanian man who called 11 local footy grand finals.

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Following the announcement of an $8.1 million support package for bus drivers, Tubes and Boss Phil catch up with Transport Minister Michael Ferguson, and Metro Tasmania CEO, Katie Cooper.

Point to Pinnacle Race Directors, Kim Gillard and Tim Smith, come in to the Triple M studio to help prepare Tubes for the big day.

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Boss Phil is on cloud nine after the Brisbane Lions beat Tubes’ beloved Blues, making it into the grand final.

Dark Mofo Artistic Director Chris Twite details the decision to pause the event in 2024.

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For this week's deep dive behind the headlines, Tessa Randello is joined by Kasey Wilkins, covering the shock announcement Dark Mofo won’t be going ahead in 2024, bushfire season hitting the state early, and another local GP set to close its doors before the end of the year.

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Tubes is back and so is his voice.

Tubes and Boss Phil kick off today’s podcast with the breaking news that Dark Mofo won’t be going ahead in 2024.

George Clarke and some of his Kick for HeartKids players come into the studio ahead of tomorrow's charity match.

Tony Willmott from TasWater details the Bryn Estyn Water Treatment Plant upgrade.

And, we draw the winner of our massive footy finals competition.

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Boss Phil and Producer Rhea are joined live in the studio by Hobart's Aaron Fitzgerald who is walking 50km in honour of his brother.

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Darren Sturgess, CEO of Tennis Tasmania, previews the Hobart International coming up in January.

Mick Tucker, President of the Local Government Association of Tasmania details Code of Conduct changes.

And, poor Tubes is off sick again with laryngitis.

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With Tubes off sick without a voice for his birthday, Boss Phil is joined by Producer Rhea for today's show.

Mick Hawkins details an event he's organising this week in honour of football great John Devine.

And, Triple M listeners share their best (and worst) personal sporting achievements.

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