As Kaz & Tubes break for school holidays we don't miss the local info, joined by Brian O'Reilly for ODFA weekends results & social news including a club baby.

Peter Fordy Ford pays tribute to Shannen Doherty & Richard Simmons. It looks like ABBA show Voyage could be green lighted for Australia while Aussie actress Rebel Wilson is is trouble after a law suit has been launched against her.

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For Free-Plug Friday, Kaz & Tubes hear all about an important fundraiser happening at the KGV Football House, and details of the Tasmanian Feline Association International Cat Gala next weekend.

Nick Marshall, Competitions Manager for the Tas Rugby Juniors, shares how our local kids are going in South Australia.

Anna Renzenbrink previews her ‘Prose and Cons’ show tonight at the Salamanca Arts Centre for PROTEA Impro’s 2024 season.

Tubes previews this weekend’s SFL and SFLW rounds, and Brian O'Reilly, President of the ODFA, details their upcoming matches.

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Tubes' Spin On Sport previews The Banjo’s Bakery Southern Football League round 14 match of the round. Sorell Eagles take on Hobart Tigers at Pembroke Park.

It's history in the making with both sides wearing traditional strips from the past and Tubes talks with the two captains, Adrian Butterworth and Ethan Monks.

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Luke Bartulovic from the Tasmania University Football Club (TUFC), and Zac Doran from the Dominic Old Scholars Association Football Club (DOSA), join Kaz and Tubes for a chat about the fourth annual DOSA NAIDOC Week celebrations happening this Saturday.

Megan Dickinson, Director and Founder of the Live Life Whole Project, details an exciting launch into sport event today for women and girls.

Kaz shares the unexpected reason she gets emotional at the Southern Tasmanian Dancing Eisteddfod.

And Tubes reveals an impressive domestic talent he’s been keeping to himself.

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Episode #18 of Spotlight of Tasmania we catch up with Dom Baker, CEO of Cricket Tasmania, about what the Macquarie Point Stadium could mean for international cricket in our state, and the future of Blundstone Arena.

Kaz finds out how aspiring Tassie drummers should get started, chatting with local musician and drum teacher, Jeremy Sibson.

Plus, Tubes hears from 17-year-old Tassie tennis star, George Anderson, who just won his first junior boys’ doubles title at an ITF J60 tournament in Ireland.

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Kerri-Louise Hooper, local entrepreneur, real estate agent, and mum of two sets of twins, is featured in this week’s Tassie Trailblazers: Inspirational Tasmanian Women segment.

And, Alex Sangston, Executive Manager of Screen Tasmania, details the inaugural Level Up Tasmania video game showcase coming to PW1 in September.

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Mayor of Clarence City Council, Brendan Blomeley, talks Kaz & Tubes through the High Performance Centre elector poll being sent out this week.

Transport Minister Eric Abetz details plans for real time tracking of Tassie buses and ferries, and how transport will work to the new Macquarie Point Stadium.

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Nic Street, Minister for Sport and Events, talks Kaz & Tubes through the new designs for the Macquarie Point Stadium.

Tubes recaps the SFL and SFLW matches from the weekend, and Brian O’Reilly does the same for the Oatlands District Football Association.

Plus, we get a Tassie weather update from the Bureau of Meteorology, and Peter Ford shares the latest in entertainment news.

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