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Former lecturer and chair of UTAS'  Retirees  Association Bob Cotgrove joined Brian to chat about the university move away from in-person lectures. 

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Are the Mt Wellington Cable Car Company's  amendments enough to win Hobart City Council over? 

After releasing the changes, Chris Oldfield joined the show. Louise Elliot wondered if our height restrictions are stunting Hobart's growth, and Nicole Fisher chatted Gin-uary.

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Gin-uary Hobart Organiser Nicole Fisher joined Brian to launch the 5th version of the festival, which is set to proceed on January 8-9 at the Goods Shed.

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Chris Oldfield of the Mt Wellington Cable Car Company chatted with Brian immediately after releasing the amendments for its development application.

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Louise Elliot, President of the Tasmanian Residential Rental Property Owners Association, joined Brian to discuss how our building height limits will worsen the city’s housing crisis.

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Is an Eastern bypass between the Tasman Highway and the Bowen Bridge the answer to our traffic problems? 

That was one topic Brian pondered  on Free Range Friday. Peter Ford stopped by between your calls, as did Scott Ewington who is preparing to walk from Hobart to Devonport to raise money for Maddie Arthur. 

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Triple M's Guru of Gossip Peter Ford bought us the latest entertainment news. 

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Should heinous crimes have no parole? 

Survivor turned activist Tameka Ridgeway chatted about that topic as she launched a reform to have the crime of murder with sexual assault be made a stand-alone crime, carrying a mandatory life sentence with no parole. Woolworths has launched a BYO container scheme, and Tasmanian Operations Manager Tristan Merrett explained how it will work. Chris Oldfield joined the show after revised plans for the cable car were leaked, and finally, RSL State President Barry Quinn discussed Remembrance day. 

 

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A disappointing Mount Wellington Cableway Company Chair Chris Oldfield spoke to Brian after confidential revised plans for the cable car were leaked to the media. 

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Woolworths will allow customers to bring their own containers as the company aims to reduce the amount of disposable plastic containers and wrapping. Tasmanian Operations Manager Tristan Merrett joined Brian to discuss the scheme and explain how it would work. 

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