S1 Ep6: Gina Harvey - Zonta
Every year, the incidence of missing persons in our community increases, leaving a devastating mark on family and friends. So to help remember the missing, and support those who mourn their loss, there will be a memorial service this Saturday in Devonport as Zonta President Gina Harvey explains to Lee on The Home Run.
4m Aug 03, 2021
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S1 Ep6: Finance August 3
Justin Delanty from Lending4U calls in each week for his take on the current financial happenings.
5m Aug 03, 2021
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S1 Ep1547: Steve Titmus
Steve, father of Olympic medalist Ariane Titmus, joins Lee for a chat about the journey to gold in Tokyo.
11m Aug 02, 2021
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S1 Ep1546: Health Matters August 2
Lee chats with Colin Wood from Fullife Pharmacy about chronic pain and the steps to take to manage it.
7m Aug 02, 2021
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S1 Ep1545: This week is National Blood Donor Week
Several Coastal landmarks have been floodlit in red this week to mark National Blood Donors Week. Martin Agatyn spoke to Australian Red Cross Lifeblood Tasmanian regional partnerships manager, Ann Harvey . . .
8m Jun 17, 2021
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S1 Ep1545: 2021 Burnie Eisteddfod off and running
After being cancelled last year to the pandemic, the Burnie Eisteddfod is back on stage with hundreds of performers of all ages competing. The eisteddfod started on Tuesday and continues until mid-July. Martin Agatyn spoke to eisteddfod president Jan Tolland . . .
6m Jun 17, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1545: Book of the Week - The Boy's Club, by Michael Warner
Today's Book of the Week, as selected and reviewed by Tim Gott from the Devonport Bookshop, is The Boy's Club - an expose on what goes on behind the closed doors of the AFL - by Michael Warner . . .
6m Jun 17, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1545: The (acting) Mayor on the Air - Mary Duniam (Waratah-Wynyard)
Waratah-Wynyard Acting Mayor Mary Duniam was today's Mayor on the Air. Mary spoke about Wynyard's three OAM recipients announced on Monday, flood mitigation work for Big Creek and Port Creek, the proposed all-abilities playground at Somerset, and next week's council meeting - at which the budget will be set . . .
5m Jun 17, 2021
5m
S1 Ep1544: Excitement building as Ulverstone's new cultural precinct (The Hive) nearing completion
Volunteers are being recruited for the Central Coast's new cultural precinct -The Hive - at Ulverstone, which will include a state-of-the-art planetarium. Martin Agatyn spoke to The Hive's principal astronomer, planetarium and science engagement co-ordinator Martin George . . .
8m Jun 16, 2021
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S1 Ep1544: Celebrate the Winter Solstice at Sheffield
Sheffield will be celebrating the upcoming winter solstice (a few days early) in style, on Saturday, with the Sheffield Mid-Winter Solstice Celebration at the Steamfest site. The event, and other this week, are being organised by Sheffield Inc. and the Sheffield Steam and Heritage Society. Martin Agatyn spoke to society secretary Jill Ridgway . . .
4m Jun 16, 2021
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S1 Ep1544: The Mayor on the Air, June 16 - Steve Kons (Burnie)
Burnie Mayor Steve Kons was today's Mayor on the Air. Steve spoke about National Blood Donor Week, progress on the View Road Pump Track, an update on the taxi rank shelter, an upcoming comedy night, and next week's council meeting . . .
4m Jun 16, 2021
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S1 Ep1544: Pollies Perch, June 16 - Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Primary Industries and Agriculture, Shane Broad
Shadow Minister for Infrastructure, Primary Industries and Agriculture, Shane Broad stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Shane spoke about the recent leadership ballot and subsequent shadow cabinet reshuffle, Parliament resuming next week, and the recent Fiscal Sustainability Report . . 
7m Jun 16, 2021
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S1 Ep1543: Ulverstone murder investigation continuing
Devonport CIB is continuing its investigation into an alleged murder at Ulverstone around 3.00 a.m. today. Police have arrested a male suspect, but are asking for public assistance from anyone who may have witnessed suspicious activity around that time in Main St, Ulverstone. Martin Agatyn spoke to Det. Insp. Kim Steven . . .
3m Jun 15, 2021
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S1 Ep1543: Solstice cruise for Julie Burgess and skipper Graham Kent, now an OAM recipient
Julie Burgess skipper Graham Kent was awarded an Order of Australia Medal in the Queen's Birthday Honours List on Monday, along with a number of other Coasters. The Julie Burgess will also be taking a special evening cruise next Monday to observe the winter solstice. Martin Agatyn spoke to the newly awarded skipper . . .
10m Jun 15, 2021
10m
S1 Ep1543: This week is Men's Health Week
A number of events are being held on the North-West Coast this week as part of Men's Health Week. Martin Agatyn spoke to Men Care Too and Allied Mates Network founder Greg Smith . . .
9m Jun 15, 2021
9m
S1 Ep1543: Pollies Perch, June 15 - Senator Claire Chandler
Senator Claire Chandlert stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Claire spoke about upgrades to the Lake Barrington International Rowing Course, a new visitor centre at Ashgrove Cheese at Elizabeth Town, and a recent visit to Tasmania by Federal Women's Safety Minister, Senator Anne Ruston . . .
6m Jun 15, 2021
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S1 Ep1542: Startin' Something - Wolfe Brothers new single
Tasmania's own Wolfe Brothers have released a new single on which they collaborated with top US country duo LOCASH. Martin Agatyn spoke to Tom Wolfe about the new single, "Startin' Something", how it came about, the collaboration, and his life as a new father . . .
6m Jun 04, 2021
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S1 Ep1541: Pollies Perch, June 4 - Braddon Federal MHR Gavin Pearce
Federal Braddon MHR Gavin Pearce stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Gavin, a defence forces veteran, spoke passionately about the Royal Commission into Veteran Suicides and also funding in the recent Federal Budget for a Tasmanian Wellness centre for veterans . . .
12m Jun 04, 2021
12m
S1 Ep1539: COVID-19 vaccinations available for 16-49 year-olds at Smithton
The Tasmanian Department of Public Health will conduct free Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations for people aged from 16-49 in the Circular Head area this weekend. Martin Agatyn spoke to Department of Health deputy secretary and vaccination rollout commander Dale Webster . . .
7m Jun 03, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1539: Devonport car charger an Australian first
A new Tesla V3 Supercharges for electric cars, launched in Devonport today, is the first of its kind in Australia. The charging station is situated in the Spirit of Tasmania carpark and Martin Agatyn spoke to Helen Smith, who drove her electric Tesla up from Hobart for the launch . . .
6m Jun 03, 2021
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S1 Ep1539: The (acting) Mayor on the Air, June 3 - Mary Duniam (Waratah-Wynyard)
Acting Waratah-Wynyard Mayor Mary Duniam was today's Mayor on the Air. Mary spoke about the sale of land in lieu of unpaid rates as well as public land for social housing, small communituy grants and how they have helped organisations such as the Waratah Men's Shed, and the East Wynyard Foreshore Master Plan . . .
7m Jun 03, 2021
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S1 Ep1539: Book of the Week, June 3 - The Quiet Man, by Tom Wood
Today's Book of the Week, as selected and reviewed by Tim Gott from the Devonport Bookshop, is the latest novel by English crime writer Tom Wood, titled, "The Quiet Man,"  . . .
5m Jun 03, 2021
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S1 Ep1538: The Mayor on the Air, June 2 - Steve Kons (Burnie)
Burnie Mayor Steve Kons was today's Mayor on the Air. Steve spoke about funding for the Burnie Port ship-loader upgrade, an update on council restructures proposed last month which have met with negative media, and next month's council meeting at which rates will be set . . .
7m Jun 02, 2021
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S1 Ep1537: Tasmanian businesses urged to adopt Check In TAS QR code system
Despite the adoption of the Check In App QR Code system by Tasmanian businesses becoming mandatory from May 1, more than 6000 Tasmanian businesses still don't have the system in place. Martin Agatyn spoke to Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Michael Bailey . . .
6m Jun 02, 2021
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S1 Ep1537: Open day to show off Oldina Community Park
Live Well Tasmania will hold an open day at the Oldina Community Park on Saturday, at which a walking track which was funded in part by a grant from the Tasmanian Mental Health Council, will be opened. Martin Agatyn spoke to Live Well Tasmania co-ordinator, Robin Krabbe . . .
5m Jun 02, 2021
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S1 Ep1537: Pollies Perch, June 2 - Shadow Minister for Intrastructure, Primary Industry and Resources, Shane Broad
Shadow Minister for Intrastructure, Primary Industry and Resources, Shane Broad stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Shane spoke about his campaign to become Opposition Leader, protests near Rosebery at the proposed site of mining company MMG's tailings dam, and an increase in unemployment in Tasmania . . .
10m Jun 02, 2021
10m
S1 Ep1536: This week is Crimestoppers Week
This year's Tasmanian Crimestoppers Week is concentrating on stopping people who import drugs to Tasmania and deal them. Martin Agatyn spoke to Crimestoppers Tasmania chair David Daniels and Det. Insp. Kim Steven from Tasmania Police at the launch of Crimestoppers Week earlier today . . .
6m Jun 01, 2021
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S1 Ep1536: The Mayor on the Air, June 1 - Peter Freshney
Latrobe Mayor Peter Freshney was today's Mayor on the Air. Peter spoke about the fifth anniversary of the tragic 2016 Latrobe floods, the new pedestrian suspension bridge over the Mersey River at Warawee, this year's Chocolate Winterfest at Latrobe, dog obedience classes, the new term at the Port Sorell University of the Third Age (U3A), an upcoming fundraising luncheon at the Port Sorell Memor...
10m Jun 01, 2021
10m
S1 Ep1536: Polies Perch, June 1 - Senator Claire Chandler
Senator Claire Chandler stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Claire spoke about the Finance and Public Administration Committee for Budget Estimates which she chaired, the weekend's Liberal Federal Council, female specific sports facilities and services, and the recent visit to Tasmania by Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Prime Minister Scott Morrison . . .
6m Jun 01, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1536: Finance, with Justin Delantey from Lending4U
In today's Finance segment, Justin Delantey from Lending4U, spoke about increased share of the housing market by mortgage brokers, the U-Bank Know Your Numbers Report, and the past week in the life of the Australian Dollar . . .
6m Jun 01, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1535: Milk on tap for cafes and coffee shops to eliminate plastic milk bottles
A Tasmanian-designed milk delivery system, which provides milk on tap, looks likely to eliminate the use of up to 10,000 plastic bottles per year for cafes or coffee shops. The Udder Way system has been developed by Ed Crick, in conjunction with Ashgrove Cheese and Dairy. Martin Agatyn spoke to Ashgrove CEO, Richard Bennett . . .
5m May 31, 2021
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S1 Ep1534: Devonport Jazz programme to be one of the best yet
The programme for next month's Devonport Jazz was released today and promises to be one of the best to date,with the event celebrating its 20th anniversary. Martin Agatyn spoke to event producer Maree Brodzinski . . .
7m May 31, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1534: Pollies Perch, May 31 - Senator Richard Colbeck
Senator Richard Colbeck stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Richard spoke about the Aged Care System Navogation trial and report, increasing transparency of aged home care packages, and Australia's bid to host the Rugby World Cup in 2027 . . .
11m May 31, 2021
11m
S1 Ep1534: NWFL weekend footy wrap
Martin Agatyn and Kim Miles look back on the weekend's round of Aussie NWFL football . . .
7m May 31, 2021
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S1 Ep1533: Ultra-marathon runner to tackle 414 km overland trek
Tasmanian ultra-marathon runner John Cannell will tackle a tortuous cross-country trek starting at Penguin on Monday and running to Cradle Mountain, across the Overland Track to Lake St Clair, and return. Martin Agatyn spoke to John, who is hoping to achieve the feat in 4-5 days with very little sleep . . .
9m May 28, 2021
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S1 Ep1533: Pollies Perch, May 28 - Deputy Premier Jeremy Rockliff
Deputy Premier Jeremy Rockliff stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Jeremy spoke about the recent state election and his personal vote, his new health portfolio and some of the plans he has since announced, and increased Federal funding for mental health care and suicide prevention in the recent Federal Budget and what it will mean to Tasmania . . .
10m May 28, 2021
10m
S1 Ep1532: Gala yellow-themed event to aid the Cancer Council
Proceeds from next month's Unite in Yellow Gala in Devonport will aid the Cancer Council Tasmania. Numbers are limited and tickets are selling fast. Martin Agatyn spoke to Cancer Council Tasmania North-West fundraising co-ordinator Sarah Hirst . . .
6m May 27, 2021
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S1 Ep1532: Mental health report highlights loneliness in aged community
A report released by the Mental Health Council of Tasmania, has highlighted loneliness in the aged, particularly during the pandemic. Martin Agatyn spoke to the council's CEO Connie Digolis, and also heard about a programme involving Latrobe High School students and the elderly in their community, learning how to use new communication technology . . .
7m May 27, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1532: Book of the Week, May 27 - The Coldest Case, by Martin Walker
This week's Book of the Week, as selected and reviewed by Tim Gott from the Devonport Bookshop, is The Coldest Case, the latest crime novel from English author Martin Walker . . .
7m May 27, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1532: The Mayor on the Air, May 27 - Annette Rockliff (Devonport)
Devonport Mayor Annette Rockliff was today's Mayor on the Air. Annette spoke about the upcoming Devonport Jazz festival, new exhibitions at the Devonport Regional Gallery, National Reconciliation Week, the next Providore Place Market on June 11, and a Reflections Cafe dementia cafe morning tea next week . . .
6m May 27, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1531: "On Country" tour to foster better understanding
The Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation (CHAC) is conducting tours of significant indigenous sites in the region, with a group of students from UTAS to explore and learn tomorrow, appropriately during National Reconciliation Week. Martin Agatyn spoke to CHAC chair Dianne Baldock . . .
7m May 26, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1530: Cradle Coast Authority CEO to step down
Cradle Coast Authority CEO Darryl Connelly has indicated he plans to step down in the near future. However, his expertise won't be lost to the region, as he will take up a position with the Central Coast Council. Martin Agatyn spoke to Cradle Coast Authority, Peter (Sid) Sidebottom, who said the authority was in much better shape thanks to Daryl's contribution . . . 
7m May 26, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1530: The Mayor on the Air, May 26 - Jan Bonde (Central Coast)
Central Coast Mayor Jan Bonde was today's Mayor on the Air. Jan spoke about a community morning tea at Gunns Plains next month, recruiting volunteers for the new visitor information centre in The Hive, the postponement of the national Tidy Towns final in Beechworth (Vic.), (of which Penguin is a finalist), due to the current Melbourne COVID-19 outbreak, and planting trees on nature strips (whic...
8m May 26, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1530: Pollies Perch, May 26 - Senator Jonathon Duniam
Senator Jonathon Duniam stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Jonathon spoke about Australian Made Week and building trust in Australian seafood,Susie Bower being endorsed as the next Lyons Federal candidate, and tax relief for distillers . . . 
8m May 26, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1529: Firearms amnesty for West and North-West Coasts this weekend.
Members of the public will be able to surrender unregistered firearms to police at Sheffield, Ulverstone, Smithton and Queenstown on Saturday as part of a firearms amnesty. Martin Agatyn spoke to Senior Sergeant Tony Stewart from Tasmania Police . . .
6m May 25, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1529: Pollies Perch, May 25 - Acting Opposition Leader Anita Dow
Acting Opposition Leader Anita Dow stepped up onto the Pollies Perch today. Anita spoke about her election as deputy leader and filling in as acting leader, reflected on the election and Rebecca White's time as leader, the process to elect a new leader, promised improvements to Burnie and Devonport ports, and an Australian of the Year function in Burnie last night . . .
8m May 25, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1529: Finance, with Justin Delantey from Lending4U
In today's Finance segment, Justin Delantey from Lending4U, spoke about the Australian housing market continuing to rise, rent in regional Australia tripling, and the past week in the life of the Australian Dollar . . .
6m May 25, 2021
6m
S1 Ep1529: The Mayor on the Air, May 25 - Daryl Quilliam (Circular Head)
Circular Head Mayor Daryl Quilliam was today's Mayor on the Air. Daryl spoke about last week's welcome to the region barbecue, next Monday's World No Tobacco Day, last week's National Volunteers Week function, and driving to the conditions on rural roads in winter . . .
8m May 25, 2021
8m
S1 Ep1528: Blokes Lunch to mix music with and life stories
A free event for men will be held in Devonport next month. The Blokes Lunch will include free pizza and entertainment from Mark Lizotte (Diesel) and Colin Lillie (The Voice Australia, 2018) entertaining and talking about their life experiences. Martin Agatyn spoke to Clyde Eastaugh from the Rotary Club of Devonport South East . . .
7m May 24, 2021
7m
S1 Ep1528: When I Wake Up, I Smile - every child should be able to say that
The Tasmanian Commissioner for Children and Young People has today launched a book aimed at children and adults alike with the message every child deserves to feel safe. Martin Agatyn spoke to commissioner Leanne McLean about the book, titled "When I Wake Up, I Smile,"  . . .
7m May 24, 2021
7m