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

Tubes Spin on Sport | The Hobart Hurricanes sit on top of the Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) ladder following a Masterclass by Lizelle Lee in their recent matches.

Fresh off the back of the ‘Canes win over the Strikers, Tubes speaks with Hurricanes player Kathryn Bryce, and Assistant Coach Graeme Beghin, about what it’s been like as new Hurricanes, and having a front row seat to watch Lizelle’s big hitting.

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Guy Franklin, Principal and Co-Founder at All Aerobics Fitness, offers some final advice for Point to Pinnacle participants.

Kaz and Tubes hear from Jess Wuestschner, 2021 AFLW Brisbane Lions Premiership player, about the Tassie leg of the 2024 AFLW Premiership Cup Tour.

Vanessa Pigrum, CEO of the Theatre Royal, details the launch of their 2025 season.

Frances Lockhart, Head of Community Engagement for the Tasmania JackJumpers, previews the Jackies’ annual Family Day this Saturday.

Plus, Luke Schlenner from the Tasmanian Wine Festival, and Shelley Bickerstaff from Frogmore Creek, talk Kaz & Tubes through what to expect from the 2025 Tas Wine Fest at the Botanical Gardens.

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In episode #35 of Spotlight on Tassie, Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, chatting with Courtney Page from the Launceston Gem and Mineral Show about their exciting annual event.

Kaz speaks with Alexander Johns from the Country Music Club of Southern Tasmania, finding out how their inclusive club came to be the longest continuously running club in Australia.

Plus, Tubes congratulates Kim Upton, Director of Sales at The Tasman, and Frances Hutchinson, The Tasman’s Marketing Director, on their Luxury Collection Hotel being named #49 in The World’s 50 Best Hotels for 2024.

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Movember Ambassador, Tommy Windsor, joins Kaz & Tubes ahead of the Mobart Mobros taking on the 2024 Point to Pinnacle this weekend.

Tracey Patten, Percussionist in the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra (TSO), is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, highlighting inspirational local women.

Plus, Tassie listeners call in to sing their hearts out for the chance to win Cold Chisel tickets.

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Scott Spanton, CEO of Tipalea Partners, calls in to chat about the Stony Rise development in Devonport, sharing his disappointment in the Tasmanian Planning Commission knocking it back.

Tim ‘Deavo’ Deavin, recaps the weekend’s Hockey One matches ahead of the Tassie Tigers’ bye.

This week’s Mayor on the Air is Anna Reynolds, Lord Mayor of City of Hobart Council, who discusses changes to planning laws, the sale of the Treasury building, the UTAS move, and more.

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Captain of the Tasmania JackJumpers, Clint Steindl, recaps the Jackies’ win against the New Zealand Breakers at MyState Bank Arena on Saturday.

Matthew Thomas from the Bureau of Meteorology details this week’s weather forecast, explaining the difference between wind and a breeze.

And, Mark Brown, Founder of the Yes AFL Team, Yes Stadium group, calls in to share his thoughts about yesterday’s RSL vigil at the Hobart Cenotaph.

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Kaz and Tubes are joined by Mitch Muir from the Southern Cricket Association to preview this weekends games, including the upcoming Women's competition. 

Dr Matt Killingsworth explains how a Trump Presidency will change the way Australia and Tasmania trade with the USA.

David Genford, the President of the Tasmanian Branch of the Australian Education Union, explains the perspective of the AEU when it comes to the damning results of the effect of Bullying in Tasmanian Schools. 

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With Tubes off sick with a migraine, Kaz is joined by Producer Rhea for today’s show, talking the US election, the 2024 Tasmanian Australian of the Year recipients, and Christmas decorations.

Movember Ambassador Tommy Windsor discusses men’s mental health, sharing the importance of starting conversations with those around us.

And, Kaz shares a hilarious story of how online shopping may have saved her life.

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In episode #34 of Spotlight on Tassie, Kaz chats with young local author, Elena Timms, about the upcoming release of her first novel, The King's Beekeeper, and how her own experiences influenced her writing.

Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, speaking with Paula Gordon-Smith, President of Longford Blooms, about their 11th annual Open Garden Festival and Rare Plant Fair this month.

Plus, Kaz and Tubes pay a visit to Government House for their 2024 Open Day, hearing from Executive Butler Leigh Millington, Building Assets & Heritage Manager Alan Wiltshire, Garden Managers Tara Edmondson and Dean Cornish, as well as  Lachlan McWilliams,Jackie Lowe andSonya Mangazinfrom the kitchen, about everything that goes into maintaining the house.

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Jessica Munday, Secretary of Unions Tasmania, talks Kaz and Tubes through their concerns with the ‘Government Business Governance Reform’ plan released by Premier Rockliff.

JackJumpers Superfan, Adam Webster, previews the upcoming Jackies matches, stating the team has work to do to remain undefeated at MyState Bank Arena.

Liz Jack, Olympic Diver & Chair of Diving Australia, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, sharing her story of becoming an Olympian.

And, Australian cricketer, Nathan Ellis, previews the Australia v Pakistan game coming up at Ninja Stadium on November 18th.

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Michael Stretton, CEO of City of Hobart, talks Kaz and Tubes through the planned closure of the McRobies Gully Waste Management Centre by 2030.

Michelle Dracoulis, Mayor of Derwent Valley Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, covering their pool rejuvenation, sports infrastructure, and works on Glenora Road. Michelle also details plans to de-extinct the Tasmanian Tiger, in her role as Chair of the Thylacine Advisory Committee.

Plus, Tassie Tigers player, Tim 'Deavo' Deavin, gives an update on the 2024 Hockey One League.

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Captain of the Tasmania JackJumpers, Clint Steindl, tells Kaz & Tubes he’s confident the Jackies can bounce back from their rocky season start.

Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology details the week of weather ahead, with a potential 30 degree day on the way.

Kaz and Tubes chat with Canadian/American singer/songwriter, Rufus Wainwright, ahead of his Hobart show at the Odeon Theatre in January.

And, Julie Collins, Federal Labor Member for Franklin, details the Albanese Government’s commitment to cut 20% off all student debts.

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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | The Tasmanian Tigers have their first Sheffield Shield fixture at home this weekend against Western Australia at Ninja Stadium. 

In this episode of Tubes’ Spin on Sport, Tubes speaks with Tasmanian Tigers Lawrence Neil-Smith and Will Prestwidge about their journeys to Tasmania, and how the island lifestyle and Tasmanian fans have assisted their cricketing careers thus far. 

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The legendary Paul Kelly joins Kaz and Tubes for a chat about his new album being released today ‘Fever Longing Still’, and his biggest tour ever coming to Tassie in 2025.

Dan Gray from the Longley Bunyips updates on the Huon Channel Cricket Association season so far, putting the call out for more umpires to get involved.

And, Hobart locals weigh in on North Melbourne Football Club cutting back on Tassie matches to play in WA instead.

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Matt Killingsworth, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the UTAS School of Social Sciences, talks through the upcoming US election, and what the outcome could mean for Tasmanians.

Guy Franklin, Principal and Co-Founder at All Aerobics Fitness, talks Kaz & Tubes through the importance of strength training and how to go about it.

Plus, Hobart locals call in to share stories of the Dumb Things they’ve done for the chance to win Paul Kelly tickets.

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Episode #33 of Spotlight on Tassie hears Tubes chat with recent Hobart Hurricanes debutante, Callie Wilson, about the challenges so far in her cricketing career.

Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, speaking with Dr Andrew Turner, Medical Director at DonateLife TAS, about the importance of Tasmanians becoming organ donors.

Plus, Kaz finds out how Chris Woods, Convenor of the Glenorchy Municipality History Group, is safely storing memories for generations to come.

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Kaz and Tubes give Hobart locals the chance to win Paul Kelly tickets, with listeners calling in to share the weirdest things that have ever turned up at their doors.

Julie Dunbabin, School Lunch Program Manager for School Food Matters, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, showcasing inspirational Tasmanian women.

And, JackJumpers Superfan, Adam Webster, provides an update on the Jackies’ season so far.

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Darren McNees from Team George joins Kaz & Tubes live in the studio to talk all things Point to Pinnacle.

Sue Hickey, Mayor of Glenorchy City Council is this week’s Mayor on the Air, detailing where things are at with the Tolosa Park Dam Transformation.

Plus, Tubes catches up with Elyse Villani following the Hobart Hurricanes’ WBBL win last night at Ninja Stadium.

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Captain of the Tasmania JackJumpers, Clint Steindl, recaps the Jackies’ win against the Brisbane Bullets, sharing how the team celebrates after a win.

Alex Melitsis from the Bureau of Meteorology previews the week of weather ahead, assuring Tubes the rain will stay away for the WBBL at Ninja Stadium this afternoon.

Salliann Beams, Cricket Tasmania General Manager of High Performance, details how the Hobart Hurricanes are feeling ahead of their first match of the WBBL|10 season.

Plus, Her Excellency the Honourable Barbara Baker, Governor of Tasmania, tells Kaz and Tubes all about the Government House 2024 Open Day this Sunday.

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Tubes Spin on Sport |Fresh off the Hobart Hurricanes’ T20 Spring Challenge tournament win, Tabby Saville speaks with Tubes as the team heads into the 10th Women's Big Bash League season. 

Tabby speaks about the importance of consistency in the Hurricanes/Tiger squad, with their big hitters and young guns fired up for the WBBL, kicking off on October 27th at the newly named Ninja Stadium.

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Following the exciting news of Bellerive Oval becoming Ninja Stadium, Tubes speaks with SharkNinja Managing Director for Australia and New Zealand, Aby Shukla.

Hobart Hurricane Molly Strano previews the WBBL season getting underway on Monday. 

Kaz gets fired up about a faulty clothes dryer she’s unable to return.

Nathan "Mitch" Muir, Coach of the Wellington Cricket Club, gives Kaz and Tubes an update on the Southern Cricket Association (SCA) season so far.

And, we announce the Hobart locals being sent to stay at The Sebel in Launceston for the Tasmanian Craft Fair.

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In episode #32 of Spotlight on Tassie, Tubes chats with Howrah Primary students, Macey and Tex, as well as their coach Teege Westbury, ahead of their NFL Flag team representing our state at the national championships.

Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the Spotlight on Tassie team, catching up with hidden disability advocate, Chloe Kraeft, following her walk from Brighton to Launceston.

Plus, Dr Clair McCartney tells Kaz all about SIRCLE, a new Tasmanian skincare range developed by a team of local women.

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JackJumpers Superfan, Adam Webster, updates Kaz & Tubes on how our Jackies are progressing after a rocky start to the season.

Principal of Family and Relationshops at Dobson Mitchell Allport, Vice President of the Law Society of Tasmania, and Frocktober Ambassador, Amelia Higgs, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment.

Plus, Kaz shares a funny story about getting revenge on her son for calling her ‘bruh’.

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Dr Tara Anderson, Infectious Diseases Physician and Clinical Microbiologist, details Rotary’s All Day Breakfast today for World Polio Day.

Brendan Blomeley, Mayor of Clarence City Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, getting fired up about the Kangaroo Bay hotel being granted major project status.

And, Leanne Murdock from Australian Red Cross Lifeblood in Tasmania puts the call out for 250 more Hobart donors this week.

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Kaz & Tubes chat with Michael Tierney from Human Nature ahead of the band’s MTWN20 Tour coming to MyState Bank Arena next year.

Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology details this week’s weather forecast, warning Tasmanians not to pack away their puffer jackets just yet.

Plus, with Sebel accommodation and tickets to the Tasmanian Craft Fair up for grabs, Tubes shares a hilarious story of a craft creation he made in prep.

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Dan Gray from the Longley Bunyips Cricket Club previews the Huon Channel Cricket Association season getting underway this weekend.

Tubes hears from Jesse O'Hara, Education Program Manager at the newly announced Tasmania Academy of Leadership and Sport.

Sue Hickey, Mayor of Glenorchy City Council, details their 60th Anniversary Celebrations happening this Sunday.

Brendan Cowell, creator, writer, show runner, executive producer, and star of ‘Plum’, discusses his new show being released this Sunday.

Plus, Kaz and Tubes draw the winner of their Par Avion South West Wilderness Day Tour.

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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | The Tasmanian Tigers have some young guns in their squad for the 2024/25 season.

Two players who are looking to solidify their place in the starting eleven are Tiger Cubs, Iain Carlisle and Brad Hope. 

Listen as Tubes speaks with the young and raw pace bowler, Iain Carlisle, and the fiery all-rounder, Brad Hope, ahead of their Sheffield Shield season.

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Rachel Callen, President of the Tasmania Multiple Births Association, details their inaugural Children's Week Festival this Saturday.

Guy Franklin, Principal and Co-Founder of All Aerobics Fitness, talks through how to best incorporate physical activity into our everyday lives.

And, Josh Griffin, General Manager of Awards Australia, previews the Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards this Friday night, recognising some amazing Tasmanians for their community contributions.

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In episode #31 of Spotlight on Tassie, Tubes speaks with Movember Ambassador Tommy Windsor as he prepares for his 13th Point to Pinnacle.

Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, chatting with Justin Brown about the rich motor racing history of Longford ahead of Motorama Tas.

Plus, Kaz catches up with Tanya Ellis from S & I Styling, finding out all about local fashion designer Sahar from Alla Fashion, and how her Persian heritage inspires her designs.

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Kaz and Tubes chat with Alison Hetherington from the Bicycle Network of Tasmania about Ride to Work Day today.

Comedian Bronwyn Kuss previews her Clubhouse Comedy show at the Hobart Brewing Co tomorrow night.

Jeremy Pettet, Chair of Foodbank Tasmania, details the 2024 Foodbank Hunger Report, which shows more than a third of Tassie households are experiencing food insecurity.

Adam Webster, JackJumpers Superfan provides an update on our Tasmania JackJumpers ahead of a match in Launceston this weekend.

18-year-old carer, Izzy Dewar is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, highlighting inspirational Tasmanian women.

And, Dr Elizabeth Pietrzykowski, CEO of Private Forests Tasmania, calls in to have her say on the forestry debate, following reports that 300 thousand animals are killed through logging each year.

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Roslyn Teirney from the Rotary Club of North Hobart  previews their open night tonight with guest speaker Michael Tate AO.

Sally Doyle, Mayor of Huon Valley Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, discussing local pool openings and bushfire preparedness heading into summer.

Aaron Roberts, Participation and Programs Manager at AFL Tasmania, details the AFL Nines competitions getting underway this Friday.

Kaz and Tubes congratulate proud father Nathan Barwick on his 13 year old daughter Mia joining the Hobart Hurricanes.

Plus, Kaz shares how she managed to score a hole-in-one at mini-golf.

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For National Carers Week, Kaz and Tubes hear from CEO of Carers Tasmania and Care2Serve, Dr Samantha Fox, about the 87,000 unpaid carers across Tassie.

The team recap their trip to Sydney over the weekend for the 2024 Australian Commercial Radio Awards, with Tubes bringing home a Best New Talent trophy.

Independent MP for Franklin, David O’Byrne, details why he’s lost confidence in Deputy Premier Michael Ferguson.

Plus, Tassie locals call in for the chance to win a trip of their own to the South West Wilderness, all thanks to our friends at Par Avion.

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Taryn Townsend, Hobart City Mission Senior Manager of Charity Retail, details tomorrow’s 'Grand Reveal’ of the upgraded City Mission Op Shop Megastore in Moonah.

Tubes speaks with Shelley from Tux Hobart about his outfit for the ACRAs this weekend.

Kaz is forced to live in the moment after her phone storage gets too full to take photos

Plus, Tubes reveals where he got his nickname from.

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Kaz and Tubes recap their incredible Par Avion trip to Melaleuca with international comedy legend David Walliams.

Joel Imber, Bucaan Community House’s Community Youth Inclusion Projects and Events Officer, details their Family Fun Day happening at the Moonah Arts Centre today. 

And, David Bakker, Producer & Host at The Clubhouse, previews the 2024 Tassie Mental Health Comedy Roadshow kicking off in Franklin tonight.

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In episode #30 of Spotlight on Tassie, Tubes hears from local author Robbie Arnott about his new book, Dusk, and his love for the Tasmanian landscape.

Kaz chats with A Tasmanian Lifeline Call Centre Manager, Ben Fisher, for Mental Health Week, finding out the difference between A Tasmanian Lifeline and the 13 11 14 crisis support line.

Plus, after captaining the Tasmania Devils in a Battle of the Codes bowls match at Government House, Tubes speaks with Tom Darke from Clubs Tasmania, Walter Brown from the Tasmania JackJumpers, Sarah McCambridge from Hockey Tas, as well as Mitch Owen and Caleb Jewell from the Hobart Hurricanes.

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Kaz & Tubes discuss the calls for Salamanca’s plane trees to be phased out.

Regina Weiss, Barrister & International War Crimes Prosecutor, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, showcasing inspirational Tasmanian women.

And, JackJumpers Superfan, Adam Webster, gives an update on our Tassie Jackies.

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Tanya Ellis, Owner and Stylist at S&I Styling, details the stunning outfits she’s put together for Kaz & Tubes to wear to the Australian Commercial Radio Awards this weekend.

This week’s Mayor on the Air is Tasman Council’s Rod MacDonald, chatting about upcoming local events, and mobile service upgrades for the region.

David Hook, Former Economist and Friends of Battery Point Walkway Spokesperson, shares the vision for a walkway along the foreshore.

Plus, Kaz and Tubes congratulate Grant Fagan on his return to coaching the Clarence Football Club.

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Tubes’ Spin on Sport | The Tasmanian Tigers are set to play their first Sheffield Shield match of the 2024/25 season against Victoria on the 8th of October at Junction Oval in Melbourne.

Hoping to solidify their spots in the starting eleven, Kieran Elliott and Jake Weatherald are two players with vastly different pathways to becoming Tasmanian Tigers.

Listen as Tubes speaks with Kieran and Jake about their expectations for the season, and how they’re adapting to the Tasmanian lifestyle.

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Kaz and Tubes speak with CEO of St John Ambulance Tasmania, Andrew Paynter, about the reopening of their Community Safe Program, equipping local organisations with free Automated External Defibrillators (AED).

Federal Communications Minister, Michelle Rowland, details the upcoming 3G switchover, and how Tassie posties are helping with the Federal Government’s mobile blackspot audit.

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Director Ingrid Ganley is joined by Annie cast-members Calliope Xintavelonis, Esther Walsh, and Lyla Fairfield, for a chat with Kaz and Tubes about their upcoming 15-performance run of Annie the Musical at the Theatre Royal.

The Cruel Sea’s Tex Perkins announces the band’s first album in 23 years, with the release of their ‘Straight into the Sun’ single today.

Kaz shares a handy life hack for knowing if your power went off while away on holidays.

Plus, we hear Free-Plugs from Tassie locals, including details of the Dodges Ferry Horse Riding Club’s Cow Day this Sunday.

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Tubes' Spin on Sport | Star athlete Molly Strano has played in the Tasmanian Tigers' Women's National Cricket League for the past three seasons, yielding three Ruth Preddy Trophies as part of the Tigers' incredible three-peat.

In this episode, Tubes speaks with Molly about her cricketing journey so far, and how she arrived on the Apple Isle.

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International comedy legend Eric Idle tells Kaz and Tubes all about his upcoming show at Wrest Point, and his excitement for his first ever Tassie trip.

We learn about Tubes’ hatred of feet, with Kaz sharing a funny story about her struggles transitioning from winter to summer footwear.

Tubes’ daughter Molly loses her lost tooth in the car.

And, the team recap their first Reformer Pilates class at All Aerobics Fitness yesterday.

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In episode #29 of Spotlight on Tassie, Tubes heads behind the scenes at Brighton’s Best Bakehouse, chatting with owner Scott Donaghy about some of their exciting new products using distilling by-products.

Kiah Wicks from 7 Tasmania News joins the team, interviewing City of Launceston Mayor Matthew Garwood about their Reminder to be Kinder initiative.

Plus, Kaz is joined by Unmasked Tasmania Founder Chloe Kraeft, who is walking her dog Harry from Brighton to Launceston for hidden disability awareness.

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Kaz and Tubes congratulate 18yo Tassie netballer, Charlotte Walker, on her recent signing as an Adelaide Thunderbirds Training Partner.

Rugby Union trailblazer Ebony Altimira, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, showcasing inspirational Tasmanian women.

Superfan Adam Webster previews the JackJumpers’ two NBL matches taking place this weekend.

And, Jaimes Wiggins, Founder and Coordinator of Relive the Rivalry, details the Tasmania vs Victorian/All-Stars match at George Town this Saturday.

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Minister for Small Business, Michael Ferguson, talks Kaz & Tubes through the government support available for struggling small Tassie businesses.

Lloyd Hudson, Principal Piccolo and Tutti Flute player with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, previews their upcoming concerts with The Cat Empire.

Robin Pearce, Executive Director of WorkSafe Tasmania, details the free events happening throughout October for WorkSafe month.

And, Tubes catches up with Zoe Booth as she completes the final run of her 450km fundraiser for the Leukaemia Foundation.

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David from Van Demons Café de Wheels calls Kaz & Tubes for a chat about small business struggles across Tasmania.

Zoe & Zak Booth provide an update on Zoe’s 450 km Run for a Cause Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser, as she prepares for her last 15 km daily run today.

Conor Canning from Health & Leisure calls in to loan Tubes a treadmill for his Point to Pinnacle training.

Matthew Thomas from the Bureau of Meteorology previews the week of weather ahead.

And, Kaz has a chaotic weekend, with two more birds getting stuck in her house.

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Kaz and Tubes chat with Tasmania JackJumpers player, Anthony Drmic, ahead of the team’s first home game of the season against Melbourne United tomorrow.

We hear how Hobart locals have spent grand final day over the years, and what they have planned for this weekend.

And, Kaz shares a story of a bird getting trapped in her kitchen.

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Peter Stronach, CEO of Landcare Tasmania, talks Kaz & Tubes through the environmentally-friendly ways to expel pests from your home.

David O'Byrne, Independent MP for Franklin, details a concerning TasNetworks screensaver change amidst pay disputes.

And, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese calls in to share some good news for Tasmanian schools.

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In episode #28 of Spotlight on Tassie, Tubes takes a trip to Dunalley, chatting with Simon Holloway about how he’s transformed the St Martin’s Church into luxury accommodation.

Kaz speaks with the Queen of Crowns, Tash Taylor, about her floral crown and wreath-making services and workshops using Tassie foliage.

Plus, Tubes catches up with new Tasmanian Tigers recruit, Matt Kuhnemann, for a chat about all things cricket in Tassie.

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Michele Percy tells Kaz & Tubes all about the 2024 AFL Grand Final Ladies Lunch happening at Blundstone Arena this Friday.

JackJumpers Superfan, Adam Webster, previews the team’s first home game of the season.

Cody Horgan, Shipwright & Manager of the Wooden Boat Centre, details their plans for the iconic Little Blue Boat.

Plus, Geotechnical Engineer and Owner of JRV Civil and Geotechnical Consulting, Nadia Vellar, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, showcasing inspirational Tasmanian women.

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Tubes Spin On Sport presents the Tasmanian Tigers as they look towards achieving the incredible feat of four Ruth Preddy Trophies in a row for the Women's National Cricket League.

Tubes speaks with Tigers Elyse Villani and Rachel Trenaman.

Elyse details why Tasmania has been the perfect place to reignite her love of the game and Rachel discusses how the state has helped her in the journey to get back on the park after horrific injury. 

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Transport Minister Eric Abetz details plans for a smart ticketing system for Tassie public transport.

Paula Wriedt, Mayor of Kingborough Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, covering the wild weather aftermath, wheelchair taxi struggles, and the proposed AFL High Performance Centre.

And, President of Blind Golf Tasmania, Pat Dwyer, previews their Come & Try Day this Sunday.

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Tubes Spin On Sport focusses on The Tasmanian Tigers set to play their 2024/2025 Season opening game in Victoria.

Tubes speaks with Tigers Captain Jordan Silk, Ricky Ponting Medalist Beau Webster and new Tassie recruit Matt Kuhnemann outline their hopes for the Tiger's season ahead of the opener.

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Kaz & Tubes chat with RocKwiz co-creator Brian Nankervis ahead of RocKwiz LIVE coming to the Odeon next month.

Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology details the latest wild weather for Tassie.

And, Tubes shares a hilarious story about his father-in-law offering some questionable migraine advice.

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Kaz & Tubes are joined live in the studio by former Tassie AFL player, Russell ‘Robbo’ Robertson, chatting about his unique footy journey, and what he’s up to now.

Plus, Kaz shares a hilarious story of going a bit too hard in her dance class.

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Tubes Spin On Sport EXCLUSIVE | Cricket Season is almost here and Cricket Tasmania’s Women are looking to achieve an unprecedented 4th Ruth Preddy trophy in a row.

The new recruits join and familiar faces as Tubes speaks exclusively withNicola Carey, Lizelle Lee and Ruth Johnston ahead of the 2024/2025 Women’s National Cricket League season.

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For Tubes’ 42nd Birthday, Kaz throws Tubes a Pinata Party, giving away an array of great prizes to Hobart locals.

Puppeteer Guy Hooper, details The Riddle of Washpool Gully, coming to the Theatre Royal in early October.

Stephen McMullen, Head Coach of NWG Women's Premier League, previews their hockey finals this weekend.

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Episode #27 of Spotlight on Tassie, Kaz & Tubes spend a day at the footy for the Southern Football League Men's Grand Final, chatting with a range of players, umpires, spectators, and more.

We take a break from the footy for Kaz to catch up with Founder and Director of the Spotted Quoll Studio, Tamika Bannister, about their eco-conscious fashions.

And, we wrap up the episode with Tubes celebrating Cygnet Football Club's SFL Premiership win with post-match chats in the locker room.

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Kaz & Tubes chat with Education Minister Jo Palmer about education funding in the State Budget, and the new high school opening in Brighton next year.

19-year-old Olympic hockey player, Maddi Brooks, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, showcasing inspirational Tasmanian women.

Kaz tries to drop a ‘C-bomb’ on air, and Tubes opens the wrong door at his kids’ school.

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Tassie athletes, Jackson Mellor & Jack Hale, join Kaz & Tubes to detail the Little Athletics free Come & Try Day this weekend.

Mayor of Clarence City Council, Brendan Blomeley, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, sharing the latest on the proposed AFL High Performance Centre for Rosny.

And, Tubes gets creative for his son’s 5th birthday, making a custom pin-the-tail party game.

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Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology attempts to explain to Kaz & Tubes how hail works.

Kaz gets fired up about the price of fruit after an expensive visit to the supermarket.

Tubes recaps all the excitement from the Southern Football League 2024 men’s Grand Finals matches.

And, we hear from our Boot for a Boat winner, Sophie from New Norfolk.

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Tubes Spin On Sport arrives at the climax of the 2024 Banjos Bakery Southern Football League season.

Ahead of Saturday's Grand Final Tubes speaks with some of the biggest SFL names from Seniors to Reserves and Colts, including Lachy Watt from Cygnet, Aidan Webster from Lindisfarne, Ty McKnight from Sorell, Jackson Richards from Huonville Lions and Archie Gill from the Southern Storm.

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Kaz & Tubes are joined live in the studio by Premier Jeremy Rockliff, chatting about the State Budget and what it means for Tassie.

Zoe Booth calls in with an update on her Run for a Cause Leukaemia Foundation fundraiser.

And, Tubes previews the Southern Football League Grand Final matches wrapping up the season tomorrow.

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Tubes Spin On Sport arrives at the climax of the 2024 Banjos Bakery Southern Football League season.

Ahead of Saturday's Grand Final Tubes speaks with some of the biggest SFL names from Seniors to Reserves and Colts, including Lachy Watt from Cygnet, Aidan Webster from Lindisfarne, Ty McKnight from Sorell, Jackson Richards from Huonville Lions and Archie Gill from the Southern Storm.

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Kaz & Tubes chat with R U OK? Community Ambassador, Greg Smith from Ulverstone, about how we can ask R U OK? any day.

Grace Keath, CEO of East Coast Tasmania Tourism, details the Great Eastern Wine Week.

And, we hear more of Hobart’s favourite old-school TV shows.

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In episode #26 of Spotlight on Tassie, Kaz chats with John Kellyfrom Wuggs about their ugg boots made from wallaby fur instead of wool. 

Kiah Wicksfrom 7 Tasmania News joins the Spotlight on Tassie team, interviewing Elle MacLeman, Programming and Development Manager for the Junction Arts Festival.

Plus, Kaz & Tubes broadcast live from the Southern Football League Women’s Grand Final. Listen as they chat with umpires John Hayes, who officiated his 1000th game for the TFUA, and Sam Roberts, who umpired her first Grand Final match. Jemma Smith from the Brighton Robins tries poaching players at the gate, we hear from LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property’s Alison Rogers, as well as SFL Tasmania President David O’Byrne.

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Holly Ward, Joe Mione, and Leiz Moore from the Musical Theatre Crew, preview their upcoming production of The Addams Family.

Kath McCann, Executive Director of the Tasmania Football Club, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, highlighting inspirational Tasmanian women.

Plus, Kaz & Tubes remember the old-school TV shows they watched growing up, some of which were filmed in Tassie!

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Kaz & Tubes chat with the hilarious David Walliams, ahead of his two shows in Hobart next month. 

Michelle Dracoulis, Mayor of Derwent Valley Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, detailing the aftermath of last week’s storms.

And, Shaan Myall, Hobart Choir of High Hopes Board Member, previews the choir’s Sing with the Boss event.

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Kaz & Tubes chat with Phil Jamieson and Pat Davern from Grinspoon about their first studio album in twelve years, ‘whatever, whatever’.

Matthew Thomas from the Bureau of Meteorology details this week’s forecast. 

Tubes recaps the four grand final matches he commentated over the weekend for the SFLW, and the Old Scholars Football Association.

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Tubes Spin On Sport covers the Banjos Bakery SFL Preliminary Final as the Lindisfarne Two Blues take on the Huonville Lions for the remaining spot in the 2024 Grand Final.

Aidan Webster from the Two Blues and Rhys Wardfrom the Lions talk with Tubes ahead of their do or die clash.

Meanwhile it’s Grand Final weekend in the LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property SFLWas Haliee Baldwin’s Kingborough Tigers battle Chelsea Thomas’ North Hobart Demons in Div 1.

Will Kelli Smith’s Claremont Magpies finish the 2024 season undefeated against Molly Garrett’s Hutchins Lions in the Div 2 decider. The best of the women's league join Tubes to talk how it will shape up

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Kaz & Tubes ask what the Tooth Fairy’s going rate is for lost teeth, after both their kids lose teeth on the same day.

Nicky Paine from Beauty Lab & Laser, details the fundraising auction she’s organised for her friends, the Hoppitt Family.

Tubes previews the upcoming SFL, SFLW, and Old Scholars matches.

And, Ken Fleming shares details of a whisky fundraiser for brain cancer in honour of his late son, Jack Fleming.

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Tubes Spin on Sport |The Old Scholars Football Association Grand Final is happening this weekend, with the DOSA Roosters taking on the O.H.A Ships in the Seniors, and the University Rainbows in the Reserves. 

Tubes speaks with Harri LovelessandJack Anders from the Roosters, Damien Paul from the Ships, and Mitch Cooke from the Rainbows ahead of the final games for the season this Saturday.

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Debbie Evans, CEO of Lifeline Tasmania, and Ben Fisher, Call Centre Manager for A Tasmanian Lifeline, preview the Hobart Out of the Shadows Walk tomorrow morning.

Peter Stronach, CEO of Landcare Tasmania details National Threatened Species Day this weekend, and the simple everyday things we can all do to help out.

Plus, Tassie Drag Queen, Pussay Poppins, talks Kaz & Tubes through the Judy’s Drag Ball this Sunday.

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In episode #25 of Spotlight on Tasmania, Tubes catches up with local jewellery-maker Dydee Mannfrom Wilderness Bling, who hand-sculpts endangered Tassie animals into beautiful jewellery.

Kaz finds out all about the Mums Who Wine community and the importance of self-care from Hobart ambassador Stace Heawood.

Plus, Tubes finds out all about the South East United Football Club’s road to success from Captain Nic Zammit.

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Natasha Whish-Wilson, Chief Risk Officer at Bank of Us, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, sharing some shocking details of her experience as a woman working in the 80s.

Tubes pays a visit to Jay Armstrong at the Running Edge to get new shoes for the Point to Pinnacle.

Bridgette Bubeck & Lauren Simpson detail their ladies-only Her Dance Party at The Odeon Mezz Bar this Saturday night.

Plus, Kaz questions how superstitious she is, after wearing her jumper backwards yesterday.

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Kaz & Tubes chat with Michael Hing ahead of his Clubhouse Comedy shows this Thursday night.

Anna Reynolds, Lord Mayor of Hobart City Council, is this week’s Mayor on the Air, detailing the impact the recent wild weather has had on the city.

Plus, Kaz shares a hilarious story of buying new sporting footwear… could she be taking up lacrosse?

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Tubes Spin On Sport is in finals mode for Southern Football League. The Hutchins Lions have made their way to the SFLW Division 2 Grand Final, whilst the Cygnet Football Club have won their way into their second consecutive big dance defeating a gallant Lindisfarne Two Blues in SFL.

Tubes speaks with the winning sides post match.

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Thomas Mayo, a leader of the Yes 23 campaign, joins Kaz & Tubes in-studio to detail his new book, Always Was, Always Will Be.

Following the recent wild weather, Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology provides a weather update, Premier Jeremy Rockliff details emergency assistance grants for impacted residents, and Mick Lowe from the State Emergency Service shares the latest warnings.

Plus, Tubes recaps the SFL & SFLW round two finals matches from the weekend.

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Victoria Morton, Director of The Hobart Cup, details this weekend’s events, with 3,000 young Tassie soccer players to descend on Hobart.

Zoe and Zak Booth, share details of Zoe’s 450km Run for a Cause, raising funds for the Leukaemia Foundation.

Josh Glancy, Coach of the Margate Cricket Club’s first ever women's team, puts the call out for more players to get involved.

Tubes previews this weekend’s SFL & SFLW finals rounds, chatting with New Norfolk’s Zoie Crawford, and Claremont’s Rachel Duffy.

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Ryan Posselt, City of Hobart Councillor and Chair of the Hobart City Mobility Portfolio, joins Kaz & Producer Rhea to explain the new ‘Three Bs’ priority traffic route in the CBD.

Darren from Warrane, the owner of the iconic little blue boat at Montrose Bay, puts the call out for community assistance to save the boat, after its mooring was damaged in recent winds.

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In episode #24 of Spotlight on Tasmania, Kaz finds out all about theTasmanian Fashion Festival from President Tanya Ellis, Vivi Al Ago Designer Maria Bigg, and Model Riley Newick.

Tubes is joined by Tasmanian Cricket Trailblazer, Dr Jacqui Triffitt, who credits her competitive drive to her Derwent Valley Community upbringing.

Plus, Kaz crosses to New York for a chat with Hobart International Tournament Director Darren Sturgess, who is paying a visit to 2024 champion, Emma Navarro.

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Kaz is joined on-air once again by Producer Rhea, filling in for a sick Tubes.

Cheryl Ames, Acting Assistant Director of the State Emergency Service, details the aftermath of the wild weather overnight.

And, Julia Mangan, CEO of CatholicCare Tasmania, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment.

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With Tubes still off sick, Kaz is joined by Producer Rhea for today’s edition of Triple M Breakfast.

Tassie locals call in with more hilarious ‘Dumb Dads’ stories for the chance to win a Pellet BBQ Grill, with one dad getting creative with sun protection, and another buying the wrong type of drumsticks.

Plus, Kaz shares how she plans to benefit from the gifts she’s giving for Fathers’ Day.

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With Tubes off sick, Kaz is joined by Producer Rhea for today’s show.

Michael Conway from the Bureau of Meteorology details this week’s weather forecast, with wind, rain, and cold temperatures expected.

Plus, Kaz shares how she and Tubes went playing footy at the Reclink Community Cup yesterday, with Kaz getting creative with her sporting attire.

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The ODFAGrand Final didn't fall short on being the match of the year.

At Oatlands the Bothwell Rabbits and the Triabunna Roos met head to head to wrap up the Oatlands District Football Association 2024 season.

Tubes was there to call the action for the live stream and to speak with players from the Rabbits after their memorable premiership victory

***language warning*** it was a big celebration

This is our ODFA Grand Final Special Edition of Tubes' Spin On Sport

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Whilst attending a kids basketball clinic with her son, Kaz has an exclusive chat with the new Tasmania JackJumpers player Craig Sword.

Matt Killingsworth, Senior Lecturer in International Relations at the UTAS School of Social Sciences, details the Democratic National Convention happening in the US.

Tubes previews the Southern Football League men’s and women’s finals matches this weekend.

And, we hear more hilarious stories from Tassie locals about their Dumb Dads for Father’s Day.

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Tubes Spin On Sport nears the pointy end of the The Banjo’s Bakery Southern Football League and LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property SFLWseason as the final series starts. 

Tubes is joined by Lindisfarne Two Blues Aidan Websterand Rhys Ward from the Huonville Lions ahead of the first semi final.

Also Zoie Crawfordfrom the New Norfolk Eagles and Bonnie Grynglas from the University Rainbows discuss the elimination final at Pontville.

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Kaz & Tubes have their first ever argument live on air about a mishap with travel directions.

Rob Douglas, Managing Director of Pellet Fires, details the Pellet Grill Fire BBQ up for grabs for sharing Dumb Dads stories.

Guy Cuthbertson, President of the Dodges Ferry Horse Riding Club previews their Winter Woollies Show this weekend.

Leanne Murdock from Australian Red Cross Lifeblood puts the call out for urgent blood donations across the state.

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In episode #23 of Spotlight on Tasmania, Kaz finds out all about RSPCA Tasmania’s Safe Beds Program from Community Awareness Officer Jayla Sainty, and UTAS social work student, Ellie Hayton. *Content warning: Domestic Violence*

Kiah Wicksfrom 7 Tasmania News joins the Spotlight on Tassie team, interviewing Rob ‘Fairsy’ Fairsabout his upcoming Feast on Tasmania fundraiser for the Rob Fairs Foundation, giving disadvantaged young Tasmanians a fair go.

Plus, Tubes hears from Tassie lawyer, speaker, and Executive Director of TEDxHobart, Theo Kapodistrias, about the release of his book, A Way With Words

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The hilarious Ross Noble details his Jibber Jabber Jamboree shows at the Theatre Royal this weekend.

Rachel Burke, Kane Young, & Brett Geeves, from the Reclink Community Cup, preview the 2024 charity match taking place at Queenborough Oval this Sunday.

Kaz & Tubes hear from Minister for Sport and Events, Nic Street, about the Tasmania JackJumpers High Performance Centre being confirmed for Kingborough.

Victoria Morton, President of the South Hobart Football Club and Director of The Hobart Cup, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, showcasing inspirational Tasmanian women. 

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Kaz & Tubes share how Book Week has panned out in their households, with Kaz having to call in reinforcements after her sexy lamp costume fail.

David O'Byrne, Independent MP for Franklin, details his family violence amendment bill to include pets, and the RSPCA petition calling for a ban on puppy farming.

This week’s Mayor on the Air is Brendan Blomeley, Mayor of Clarence City Council, who responds to allegations against him from Cassy O’Connor, and provides an update on the AFL High Performance Centre elector poll.

Lyall McDermott from the Derwent Valley Concert Band (DVCB) previews their Two Rivers concert this Friday night.

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Ahead of Father’s Day, Kaz & Tubes hear hilarious stories of dumb things our Tassie dads have done, for the chance to win a Pellet Grill BBQ.

Andrea Dawkins, CEO of RSPCA Tasmania, provides an update on their Labradoodle rescue efforts, and the launch of a petition calling for puppy farms to be banned.

Tubes details the Southern Football League’s women’s and men’s matches from the Daffodil Round over the weekend.

Plus, Brian O’Reilly, President of the Oatlands District Football Association, recaps the 2024 Grand Final between the Triabunna Roos and the Bothwell Rabbits.

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Ali Lai, CEO of Cancer Council Tasmania, encourages us all to get involved in Daffodil Day next week, with all funds raised in Tassie staying in Tassie.

Tubes previews this weekend’s SFL and SFLW Daffodil Round, and Brian O'Reilly, President of the Oatlands District Football Association, talks us through their big Grand Final day tomorrow.

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Tubes' Spin On Sport: The Banjos Bakery Southern Football League last round before finals is here. This weeks match of the round is New Norfolk and Huonville Lions and Tubes speaks with New Norfolk veteran Corey Ransley ahead of his 200th Club game, while Brodie Rundle thinks the Lions are peaking at the right time of the season.

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Tubes' Spin On Sport: The Oatlands District Football Association GRAND FINAL sees the Bothwell Rabbits against the Triabunna Roos for ODFA glory.

ODFA President Brian O’Reilly joins Tubes along with Vice President Nick Finlay, Rabbit Jamie ‘Sticks” Sokolski and Triabunna Playing Coach Mitch Reeve

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Organiser Scott Knuckey details the Hobart Rotary Art Show coming up next month, celebrating 100 years of Rotary in Hobart. 

Kaz & Tubes’ boss, Ally Bradley, Executive General Manager of SCA Tas, Vic, SA, & NT, previews the CEO Walk in my Shoes 24-hour experience she’s taking part in at Ronald McDonald House. Donate here: https://tinyurl.com/y6z46mhn.

And, Kaz reveals the questionable Book Week costume she received for her 8yo son by mistake.

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In episode #22 of Spotlight on Tasmania, Kaz congratulates Turner Stillhouse Founder and Distiller, Justin Turner, on the release of their new Three Cuts Vodka.

Kiah Wicksfrom 7 Tasmania News joins the team once again for part two of her chat with former Premier Peter Gutwein. Hearing all about his recent walk for the Migrant Resource Centre, and what he really thinks of Tasmanians.

Plus, ahead of the2024 NED Whisky Tasmania SuperSprintat Symmons Plains this weekend, Kaz & Tubes talk first cars with Tassie locals, and Supercar driver James Courtney.

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Kaz & Tubes are joined live in the studio by Luke Newman, CEO of Newman Entertainment, ahead of the all-new Dracula's: Sanctuary show at Wrest Point this weekend.

Susan West, Owner of Thalia Haven, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers segment, sharing her journey from Harvard to Tasmania.

And, Triple M Listeners share their best supercars impressions to win tickets to the 2024 NED Whisky Tasmania SuperSprint at Symmons Plains.

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This week’s Mayor on the Air is Sue Hickey, Mayor of Glenorchy City Council, who shares how her municipality is tackling anti-social behaviour from young people.

Plus, Triple M work experience student, Amelia Cooper, interviews Jurek Stopczynski, Mission Australia State Director for Tasmania, about the 2024 Youth Survey.

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