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

Two ancient Aboriginal artefacts are being returned to their home on the North West coast, 50 years after they were taken to be displayed in museums.

Chair of the Aboriginal Land Council Michael Mansell joins Woody and Tubes to share what this means to the Indigenous community.

"Spiritually, it's the best thing that's happened to aboriginal people here for at least 20 years," Michael says.

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Tasmania's premier spirit festival and the state's only dedicated gin festival, Gin-uary, returns in January to showcase amazing local distillers and their products.

Listen as Gin-uary Hobart organiser, Nicole Fisher, joins Woody and Tubes to share what we can expect from the event in January.

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On their trip to Latrobe, Woody and Producer Rhea called in to Zeps Cafe and picked Tubes up one of their famous snickers bars.

Listen as Woody chats with Zeps Cafe Manager Chris Rigby, and Tubes gets emotional tasting the iconic chocolate.

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Reformed cyber hacker Bastien Treptel joins Woody and Tubes to share three urgent steps we should all take to ensure our private information is protected.

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Premier Jeremy Rockliff announced on Friday that after a 30-year battle, an in-principle agreement for a Tasmanian AFL team had been reached with the AFL on key commercial terms. 

Responding to concerns over whether a Tassie team and stadium are the right priority considering our state’s health and housing struggles, Premier Rockliff says “we can walk and chew gum at the same time in Tasmania.” 

Listen as Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes chat with the Premier about what the deal means, and how he’s determined to “get this right” for our state. 

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Ahead of a fundraising run in the Point to Pinnacle this weekend, Mobart MoBro Tommy Windsor joins Woody and Tubes live in the Triple M Breakfast studio.

Listen as Tommy shares why Movember is so important, how you can get involved, and the secret to growing a great moustache.

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Friday 18th November is White Ribbon Day, an occasion where all Australians are encouraged to start a conversation about ending men’s violence against women and children.

Listen as National Director of White Ribbon Australia, Allan Ball, joins Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes to discuss White Ribbon Day, and how we can all work to be the change.

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With concerns from AMA Tasmania that bulk billing could become a thing of the past, Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie is calling on the Government to 'wake-up' and take action.

Listen as Senator Lambie joins Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes live from Devonport to discuss the 'common sense' needed to address our state's health crisis.

Senator Lambie also speaks about the highlights of her time in politics so far, Southern Cross Care's plan for overhaul, the proposed Tassie AFL team, and more.

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After hearing about an Aussie actress who gets her kids dressed for school the night before, Woody and Tubes get chatting about whether or not this is an acceptable thing to do.

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After discovering 100 year old beer recipes a few years back, decedents of Breheny Brothers Breweries are bringing some iconic Tassie beverages back to life.

Listen as James Breheny from Breheny Brothers Brewery joins Woody and Tubes to discuss the journey of reviving these classic drinks.

Drink responsibly.

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