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Iva Davies chatted with Brian after Ice House announced they are coming to Hobart next year. 

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Chris Duffy from 'Just Like Jack' joined Brian as the group began their descent on Hobart. 

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A mother of four has under a month to find new housing after being turfed out in favour of tourists!

Brian tried to find a solution to this issue, and unfortunately, it seems our housing crisis is getting worse. The JackJumpers won their first game on Tuesday night, and coach Scott Roth stopped by to discuss it. Denis McLoughlin raised the concerns of Melville Street stakeholders, and Peter Hopkins chatted about marine safety.  

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The Smith Family is set to launch its annual Christmas appeal to raise $4.9 million to support around 12 thousand students across the country with learning and mentoring programs.

Ahead of the launch, General Manager Lesley Mackay joined the show to give us an insight into this year's fundraiser. 

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Business and property owners in Melville Street have spoken about their concerns around plans for a new parklet in the street. Denis McLoughlin is one concerned stakeholder, and he chatted with Brian about his fears regarding the proposal. 

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JackJumpers coach Scott Roth joined Brian after his team recorded their first win in the NBL Blitz on Tuesday night. 

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Do we have to protect Melville Street?

We explored that story and the uptick in scams as we get closer to Christmas, the Mac Point Development is ready to proceed, and CEO of Macquarie Point Development Corporation Mary Massina, and Ryan Strating, the Founding Director & Architect at Core Collective, joined Brian in-studio. Smith Family GM Lesley Mackay chatted with ahead of their Christmas appeal.

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Mary Massina, CEO of Macquarie Point Development Corporation and Ryan Strating, Founding Director & Architect at Core Collective, joined Brian in-studio to discuss the $100 million development. 

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Are electric buses a better alternative to the cable car?

Brian pondered the plans and gauged your interest. Doug Chipman stopped by to discuss the Howrah beach water quality, and former UTAS lecturer Bob Cotgrove chatted about the university's decision to stop face-to-face lectures next year. 

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Clarence Mayor Doug Chipman discussed why a section of Howrah beach will  remain closed to swimmers this summer

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