FRI 3 FEB | Sausages being found WHERE? | Local community garden reopens | Ryan Wiggins No. 11 Project house

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes discuss mysterious sausages appearing somewhere strange, and whether or not they should be eaten. They get details on a local community garden reopening, and an open home for a charity house happening this weekend.

THUR 2 FEB | Back to school costs | Nappies for cows | Tubes calls for Woody to apply for MAFS

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes get details of JetSkiTas' Archies 100 event this weekend, they chat about how expensive going back to school is, cows wearing nappies to help climate change, and Tubes starts a petition to get Woody to apply for Married At First Sight.

WED 1 FEB | Advertising on the moon | Inspiring Hobart podcaster | Dating app just for vegans

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes discuss NASA's directions to earth for aliens, advertising in space, a dating app specifically for vegans, and how Tasmanians are struggling with cost of living increases. Plus, Hobart man, Adam, shares details of his inspiring podcast. 

TUE 31 JAN | "Antarctic Blast" for Tassie? | Preparing for interest rate hikes | Woody has FLEAS?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show, Woody and Tubes hear from Matt Hawkins from Elevate Wealth, on how to prepare for even more interest rate rises in the coming months. Woody finds out from Jason at Scorpion Pest Management that her bed bugs might actually be fleas. Luke Johnson from the Bureau of Meteorology details the "Antarctic Blast" reportedly coming to Tassie this week, and Tubes' favourite ever game of Tassie Trivia is played.

MON 30 JAN | Bed bugs on the loose in Hobart | Tassie beach #5 in Aus | Felix Ellis talks TFS/SES reform

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes hear from Minister for Police, Fire, and Emergency Management, Felix Ellis, about changes to TFS and SES. Woody shares details of her bed bug infestation, and we find out which Tassie beach is #5 in Australia.

AFL Tas responds to Glenorchy Footy Club allegations

Listen as Damian Gill, Head of AFL Tasmania, responds to comments made by Glenorchy District Football Club Interim President, Scott Donaghy.

FRI 27 JAN | AFL Tas responds to Glenorchy Footy Club saga | Phallic plants being stolen | Is it okay to chuck a sickie?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes hear from Head of AFL Tasmania, Damian Gill, in response to Wednesday’s chat with the Glenorchy District Football Club. Scott Harris, Chair of S.H.E, details the Tasmanian Jack Jumpers Teal Game this Sunday. Woody shares a story of some penis-shaped plants being stolen in Cambodia, and Triple M listeners weigh in on whether or not it’s okay to chuck a sickie.

WED 25 JAN | Tubes got his first phone HOW? | Why Aus Day needs to change | Local footy club blasts AFL Tas

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes get Chair of the Aboriginal Land Council, Michael Mansell's perspective of why the date of Australia Day should be changed; Scott Donaghy, Glenorchy District Footy Club Interim President, blasts AFL Tas with claims the club is being thrown under the bus, and Tubes shares the bizarre way he got his first phone.

BREAKING | Glenorchy Footy Club blasts AFL Tas

Scott Donaghy, Glenorchy District Footy Club Interim President, blasts AFL Tas with claims the club is being thrown under the bus.

TUE 24 JAN | Premier Jeremy Rockliff | Tubes' oyster indulgence | Woody's god dog

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes are joined live in the studio by Premier Jeremy Rockliff to talk power prices, and the proposed Macquarie Point stadium. Tubes shares the obscene amount of oysters he ate at the cricket yesterday, and Woody tells a story of her god dog.

MON 23 JAN | Tassie Devils sneak into Hobart homes | Power price caps | Tassie air for sale

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes speak with Greg Irons, Director of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, about Tassie Devils sneaking into Hobart homes, continued calls for caps on power prices, Tassie air being sold overseas, and two Richmond beekeepers breaking World Records.

FRI 20 JAN | Business case for proposed Hobart stadium | Woody's friend sent WHAT to her coworkers? | Is Putin dead?

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes discuss the business case for the proposed Hobart stadium with Labor Leader Rebecca White, whether or not Vladimir Putin is dead, Woody's friend that sent nudes to her co-workers, and plenty more.

TUBES SPIN ON SPORT - CPTL Grand Final 2023 - behind the scenes

Tubes takes us behind the scenes as the Cricket Tasmania Premier League Men's 1st Grade Twenty20 premiership unfolded between @utascricket and @lindisfarnecc A highlight of the night was Tim Paine's knock of 63 from 43 deliveries earning him Player of the Final. He speaks to Tubes about what the win means.

THUR 19 JAN | Hobart brothers at war over fish, that Michael Clarke incident, Tassie population growth

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes discuss the Tassie brothers who are at war over an altercation with a flathead fish, what happened between Michael Clarke, Karl Stefanovic, and their partners, as well as Tasmania's growing population.

WED 18 JAN | Hobart traffic alternatives, record Tas Police leave force, unpaid Aus Open ball kids

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes discuss Hobart traffic alternatives, the record number of Tasmanian Police that left the force in 2022, and whether Australian Open ball kids should be paid?  The team are also joined by Matt Hawkins from Elevate Wealth, Colin Riley, President of the Police Association of Tasmania, and Pyney from Pyney's Pie Reviews.

TUE 17 JAN | Tasman Bridge truck rollover, animals speaking foreign languages, woman marries a doona

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes cover the Tasman Bridge truck rollover, animals speaking foreign languages, and the amazing story of a woman who married a doona.

MON 16 JAN | Snakes in Hobart, Tubes upstages Princess Mary, Tassie potato shortage

FULL SHOW PODCAST | On today's show Woody and Tubes cover everything from snakes in Hobart, Tubes upstaging Princess Mary, and the Tassie potato shortage.

Tubes Spin On Sport - Wade V Warner | Special Edition

Matthew Wade and Dave Warner go head to head in Hobart as the Hurricanes and Thunder Clash 

Sip & Style Co. presenting Beauty Bash masterclass at Hobart Hurricanes game

Listen as Sip & Style's Jake Doran tells Woody all about the Beauty Bash masterclass.

Tubes Spin On Sport - Tasmanian Teen Basketballers Take On The World

Nick Martin of Basketball Tasmania tells us how our young players are matching with the best in the world 

CONTENT WARNING | Tassie People - Steve Creates Day In Memory Of Cassidy

CONTENT WARNING | this episode mentions suicide and mental health. *Help is available 24/7 on Lifeline  - 131114 In January 2022, Steve and Lynne lost their only son Cassidy "Don" Donovan (41), leaving family and friends devastated.     While dealing with their loss, Steve was inspired to create a car show in his son's memory.  Over 500 cars will be present with John Bowe special guest and raising funds for Speak Up Stay ChatTY and Lifeline.   "A Day Out For Don" will be held at Campbell Town Show Ground 15 Jan 2023 10am -3pm

Tubes Spin On Sport - Hobart Hurricanes Launch Their Season

Will this be the year for the Canes to go all the way. Tubes talks with Ricky Ponting, Nathan Ellis, Darcy Short, Matthew Wade and Ben Mc Dermott       

Tassie Tucker - Woody & Tubes Hit the Tasmanian Tasting Trail

New polling reveals 67% of Tasmanians oppose Macquarie Point stadium

Recent polling has revealed 67% of Tasmanians surveyed are opposed or strongly opposed to the building of a stadium at Hobart's waterfront. Listen as Labor Leader Rebecca White joins Woody and Tubes to discuss the survey results.

ODFA's Brian O'Reilly to play Santa in Oatlands' Christmas Pageant this Friday

Brian O'Reilly, President of the Oatlands District Football Association, joins Woody and Tubes to share details of the town's first Christmas Parade in three years on Friday.

Tubes Spin On Sport - The Future Of Tassie Women's Cricket In New Hands

Fresh from the WBBL Adelaide Strikers competition win, New Head Coach for Cricket Tasmania Women's teams Jude Coleman lays out the plan for Tassie in 2023 and beyond.   Jude explains the successes and challenges facing Tasmanian Tigers and Hobart Hurricanes 

Hobart Twilight Market's last 2022 Brooke Street Pier event on tonight

Listen as Justin from the Hobart Twilight Market shares details of tonight's Brooke Street Pier market, the final one for 2022.

BBL trophy touring Hobart today with Hurricane Ben McDermott

Hobart Hurricane Ben McDermott joins Woody and Tubes with the BBL trophy which is touring Hobart today.

Two-time tennis champ Elise Mertens to play Hobart International

Darren Sturgess, Hobart International Event Director, joins Woody and Tubes to share details of the tournament's second big player announcement, two-time tennis champion Elise Mertens.

Marcia Hines and Joe Accaria bringing Velvet Rewired to Hobart

Marcia Hines and Joe Accaria join Woody and Tubes live in the Triple M studio to share details of their Velvet Rewired show coming to Hobart next March.

1 in 5 Tasmanians experiencing severe food insecurity

Recent research has revealed 1 in 5 Tasmanians are regularly skipping meals, going hungry, or not knowing where their next meal is coming from. Listen as State Manager of Eat Well Tasmania joins Woody and Tubes to share details of the help available for Tasmanians who are struggling.

Tennis champ Sofia Kenin returning to Tassie for Hobart International

Darren Sturgess, Hobart International Tournament Director, joins Woody and Tubes to discuss Tennis champ Sofia Kenin returning to where it all began for her.

Banjo's Lindisfarne reopens after repairs

Banjo's Bakery Cafe franchisee Ben Westwood chats with Woody and Tubes about the reopening of the Lindisfarne store following repairs.

Real Christmas trees on offer at Lenah Valley Fire Brigade fundraiser

First Officer of the Lenah Valley Fire Brigade, Ben Payne, joins Woody and Tubes live in the Triple M studio to share details of their Christmas tree fundraiser.

Hobart tenants living in sub-standard conditions in nation's least affordable capital city

The new Rental Affordability Index rating shows Greater Hobart is the least affordable capital city to rent in Australia. Listen as Adrienne Picone, CEO of TasCOSS, joins Woody and Tubes to discuss short-term measures to improve Hobart's housing crisis.

Young Hobart stars set to shine in Frozen Jr musical

Ahead of ExitLeft's production of Frozen Jr this weekend, Eli Horne and Riley Passmore, who play Anna and Hans, join Woody and Tubes live in the Triple M Breakfast studio. Listen as they share details of what to expect from the show, and perform a small snippet of one of the musical's songs.

CPSU calling on Premier to act following second ramping death of 2022

A woman has tragically died after her ambulance was 'ramped' for two hours at the Royal Hobart Hospital. This comes just months after another patient awaiting hospital admission passed away in Launceston. Listen as Woody and Tubes speak with Robbie Moore from the Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU), about what needs to be done to prevent this from happening again. "What's it going to take for this Premier to actually take this seriously?" Robbie says.

Domestic violence survivor shares how 'It's In The Bag' initiative helped her

Share The Dignity's 'It's In The Bag" Christmas appeal is underway this week, calling for handbags with everyday essentials to be donated to Bunnings drop-off sites for people in need. Listen as Woody and Tubes hear from domestic violence survivor Kathy Graham, who was a recipient of one of these bags in recent years.

Ancient Aboriginal petroglyphs returning home to North West

Two ancient Aboriginal artefacts are being returned to their home on the North West coast, 50 years after they were taken to be displayed in museums. Chair of the Aboriginal Land Council Michael Mansell joins Woody and Tubes to share what this means to the Indigenous community. "Spiritually, it's the best thing that's happened to aboriginal people here for at least 20 years," Michael says. Image: Supplied.

Local Tassie gin on show at Gin-uary festival

Tasmania's premier spirit festival and the state's only dedicated gin festival, Gin-uary, returns in January to showcase amazing local distillers and their products. Listen as Gin-uary Hobart organiser, Nicole Fisher, joins Woody and Tubes to share what we can expect from the event in January.

Zeps Cafe's famous snickers bar brings a tear to Tubes' eye

On their trip to Latrobe, Woody and Producer Rhea called in to Zeps Cafe and picked Tubes up one of their famous snickers bars. Listen as Woody chats with Zeps Cafe Manager Chris Rigby, and Tubes gets emotional tasting the iconic chocolate.

Former hacker shares tips to protect your data

Reformed cyber hacker Bastien Treptel joins Woody and Tubes to share three urgent steps we should all take to ensure our private information is protected.

Premier confident AFL team won't take away from health or housing - “We can walk and chew gum at the same time."

Premier Jeremy Rockliff announced on Friday that after a 30-year battle, an in-principle agreement for a Tasmanian AFL team had been reached with the AFL on key commercial terms.  Responding to concerns over whether a Tassie team and stadium are the right priority considering our state’s health and housing struggles, Premier Rockliff says “we can walk and chew gum at the same time in Tasmania.”  Listen as Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes chat with the Premier about what the deal means, and how he’s determined to “get this right” for our state. 

MoBro Tommy Windsor shares the key to a great mo'

Ahead of a fundraising run in the Point to Pinnacle this weekend, Mobart MoBro Tommy Windsor joins Woody and Tubes live in the Triple M Breakfast studio. Listen as Tommy shares why Movember is so important, how you can get involved, and the secret to growing a great moustache.

Be the change this White Ribbon Day

Friday 18th November is White Ribbon Day, an occasion where all Australians are encouraged to start a conversation about ending men’s violence against women and children. Listen as National Director of White Ribbon Australia, Allan Ball, joins Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes to discuss White Ribbon Day, and how we can all work to be the change.

Common sense needed to address bulk billing issues, says Lambie

With concerns from AMA Tasmania that bulk billing could become a thing of the past, Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie is calling on the Government to 'wake-up' and take action. Listen as Senator Lambie joins Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes live from Devonport to discuss the 'common sense' needed to address our state's health crisis. Senator Lambie also speaks about the highlights of her time in politics so far, Southern Cross Care's plan for overhaul, the proposed Tassie AFL team, and more.

Is it okay to dress your kids for school the night before?

After hearing about an Aussie actress who gets her kids dressed for school the night before, Woody and Tubes get chatting about whether or not this is an acceptable thing to do.

Tassie brewing family brings 100 year old beers back to life

After discovering 100 year old beer recipes a few years back, decedents of Breheny Brothers Breweries are bringing some iconic Tassie beverages back to life. Listen as James Breheny from Breheny Brothers Brewery joins Woody and Tubes to discuss the journey of reviving these classic drinks. Drink responsibly. Image: Supplied.

"We value our teaching workforce," says Education Minister as negotiations continue

Off the back of industrial action by teachers last week, Education Minister Roger Jaensch joins Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes. Listen as the Minister details where things are at with negotiations, and the action already underway to improve working conditions.

Stories of ability showcased in new Tassie podcast

Host of See Me - Stories of Ability, Jodie Lowe, joins Woody and Tubes to discuss the new podcast, and why it's so important to showcase these stories of ability.

Tassie students will suffer if teacher concerns aren't addressed, says AEU

Ahead of industrial action by Tasmanian teachers and education workers today, Woody and Tubes speak with President of the Tasmanian Branch of the Australian Education Union, David Genford, about what needs to be done.

Tasmanian Junior Beekeepers buzzing after community award win

The Triple M Breakfast Studio was a hive of excitement as Woody and Tubes were joined by a group of Tasmanian Junior Beekeepers. Listen as these young bee enthusiasts share why bees are so important, and details of their recent win at the Tasmanian Community Achievement Awards.

Naomi Stalenberg shares her pride ahead of WBBL pride match

Ahead of a big weekend of the Women's Big Bash League, Hobart Hurricanes player Naomi Stalenberg joins Woody and Tubes in the Triple M studio. Listen as Naomi shares her excitement for this weekend's games, and what tonight's pride match means to her.

Clown Doctors hit the road to raise $50K

The Humour Foundation's Clown Doctors are currently touring the state for their Tasmanian Roadside Appeal. Les Winspear, AKA Dr B. Positive, joins Woody and Tubes live in the Triple M studio to discuss the $50,000 goal to keep Clown Doctors in Tassie hospitals. 

Man pranks Trick or Treaters with veggies disguised as chocolate

Woody shares a story with Tubes of a man who has pranked Trick or Treaters by disguising Brussels sprouts as Ferrero Rocher chocolates.

Aussie pie reviewer eating his way through Tassie's best pies

Shaun 'Pyney' Pyne has brought Pyney's Pie Reviews to Tassie, and is eating his way through Tassie's best pies. Listen as Pyney joins Woody and Tubes live in the Triple M Breakfast studio to share how he went from working in finance to reviewing pies for a living.

Has Tassie broken a national record with council election voter numbers?

Tasmanian Electoral Commissioner, Andrew Hawkey, has said the turn out of Tasmanian voters in the 2022 Local Government elections could be a national record. Listen as Andrew talks Woody and Tubes through where things are at with the counting process so far. Image: Tasmanian Electoral Commission.

Federal Gov aiming for 1 million new affordable homes in 2022 Budget

Minister for Housing, Homelessness, and Small Business, Julie Collins, joins Woody and Tubes to talk through last night's Federal Budget.

Asparamancer shares how she predicts the future by reading asparagus spears

Jemima Packington, the World's only Asparamancer, joins Woody and Tubes from the UK to share how she can predict the future by reading asparagus spears.

Do Tasmanians want a Macquarie Point AFL stadium? Labor wants to find out

State Labor is calling for a referendum to determine whether Tasmanians support the Government's proposed $750 million AFL stadium. Woody and Tubes got Labor Leader Rebecca White in the Triple M Breakfast studio to find out why.

Prime Minister backs Tassie AFL team, still waiting on stadium pitch from State Gov

During his visit to Tasmania, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joins Woody and Tubes on Triple M breakfast for a wide-ranging chat. Listen as the PM talks through the Marinus Link announcement, recent flood damage, increases to paid parental leave, and his support of a Tassie AFL team. Image: By Australian Government - CC BY 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=118269502

Hobart Dream Analyst deciphers weird dream meanings

What are your dreams trying to tell you? Woody and Tubes were joined by Hobart Dream Analyst, Jane Teresa Anderson, and Shannon from the Fun and Games Department, to talk through the meanings behind some of their weird dreams.

Hobart Tennis International returns for 2023

After a two year hiatus due to COVID-19, the Hobart International returns to the Domain Tennis Centre in January of 2023. Listen as Woody and Tubes catch up with Darren Sturgess, Tennis Tas General Manager and Hobart International Tournament Director. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit https://www.hobartinternational.com.au/

How Hobart convinced Tom Gleeson to bring Hard Quiz to Tassie

Ahead of his Hard Quiz Live shows in Hobart next month, Tom Gleeson joins Woody and Tubes on Triple M Breakfast. Listen as Tom shares how Hobart managed to convince him to bring the show to Tasmania, the child participant he called a 'little shit', and some Tassie Trivia tips for Tubes.

Find out what your Mayoral candidates are standing for...

Woody and Tubes reached out to all Mayoral candidates across the Triple M broadcast region to find out why they're standing for council. Here are some snippets from the candidates who responded:

Police Association concerned about unsafe staffing levels at Tas stations

President of the Police Association of Tasmania, Colin Riley, joins Woody and Tubes to discuss concerns over unsafe staffing levels at Tasmanian police stations.

Innovation needed to address Tas GP crisis, says AMA

President of the Australian Medical Association in Tasmania, Dr John Saul, joins Woody and Tubes to discuss our state's GP crisis, and the need for the Federal Government to modernise Medicare.

Sonic on a Harley with a snake - Tubes talks about the best party ever

Tubes tells Woody all about the best birthday party he's ever been to, which featured Sonic the Hedgehog on a Harley Davidson, and a real life snake.

Is this a normal way to eat potato chips?

Following the recall of Smiths Crinkle Cut Salt & Vinegar Chips in some mainland states, Tubes makes fun of the way Woody chooses to eat her favourite flavour chip.

How a smart speaker caught out a cheating partner

Woody shares a story with Tubes and Producer Rhea about how a TikToker caught her partner cheating through their smart speaker.

The secret love affairs of Tasmanian echidnas

Warning: This conversation mentions anatomically correct language in reference to the love affairs of echidnas. In a conversation a little too racy to be played live on air, Woody and Tubes find out all about the reproductive anatomy of the Tasmanian echidna.

Young apprentice shares his Build Up Tassie experience

Last week, Woody and Tubes witnessed the turning of the first sod for the Build Up Tassie Charity House. While they were there, they caught up with Connor Klemke, a young apprentice who was given a pathway into the building industry through the Build Up Tassie initative.

Goanna celebrating 40 years of Spirit of Place in Hobart this weekend

Iconic Aussie rock band Goanna is taking over the Odeon Theatre this weekend to celebrate 40 years of their debut album Spirit of Place. Listen as Triple M's Woody and Tubes catch up with Goanna's Shane Howard ahead of the Hobart concert.

Can an echidna lift a fridge? Find out from Bonorong's Greg Irons

Greg Irons, Director of Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, shares some fascinating echidna facts with Woody and Tubes, including whether or not an echidna can lift a refrigerator. 

The Screaming Jets' Gleeso kicks off Oztober

Dave 'Gleeso' Gleeson from The Screaming Jets joins Woody and Tubes to kick off Triple M's Oztober.

Proposed Eaglehawk Neck dog ban scrapped

Last week Triple M's Woody and Tubes heard from Tasman Councillor David Beard who was fighting a proposed ban of off-lead beaches at Pirates Bay, Eaglehawk Neck. Listen as Councillor Beard provides an update after his motion to prevent the plan passed council.

Former petrol station owner explains fuel pricing models

Woody and Tubes are joined by Triple M listener Steve from Sorell, a former petrol station operator, who explains how fuel prices are set.

Joel Selwood stranded at servo with Premiership Cup in car boot

Tubes shares a story with Woody about Geelong Captain Joel Selwood getting stranded at a service station with the Premiership Cup in his car boot. Inset image: Flickerd, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons.

Pathway into building industry for vulnerable young Tasmanians

50 young and vulnerable Tasmanians will be given a pathway into the building industry through an exciting new initiative, the Build Up Tassie Charity House. Listen as Woody and Tubes speak with Adrian Broomhall and Belinda Clarke from Build Up Tassie following the turning of the first sod.

How cleaning out your messy car can help save petrol

With the fuel excise cut coming to an end, Woody and Tubes catch up with RACT Chief Advocacy Officer, Garry Bailey. Listen as Garry shares some handy tips on how to reduce the amount of petrol you use, and how to find the cheapest fuel in your area.

Education Union details upcoming Tassie teacher strike

David Genford, Tasmanian President of the Australian Education Union, joins Woody and Tubes to detail the public teacher strike taking place this week.

Andy Lee releases latest addition to children's audio book series

Andy Lee joins Woody and Tubes to share details of the latest release in his interactive children's audio book series, Do Not Open This Book For Eternity. Check it out via the LiSTNR app here: https://www.listnr.com/podcasts/do-not-open-this-book-by-andy-lee1

What to expect from UB40 with Ali Campbell's Hobart show

Ali Campbell himself from UB40 with Ali Campbell joins Woody and Tubes ahead of the band's upcoming Hobart show.

New Cricket Tas Chair David Boon talks haunted Boonie dolls

Woody and Tubes congratulate Australian cricket icon David 'Boonie' Boon on his recent appointment as Chair of Cricket Tasmania. Boonie also shares a story of a haunted Boonie doll from back in the day. Image: Supplied - Cricket Tasmania.

Great Global Greyhound Walk happening this Sunday in Hobart

Rosie Saville from the Greyhound Rehabilitation Enthusiasts Association of Tasmania (GREAT), and her greyhounds Spock and Gracie May, join Woody and Tubes to share details of the Great Global Greyhound Walk this weekend.

Premier 80% sure Tassie AFL team will happen

Premier Jeremy Rockliff confirms to Triple M Breakfast with Woody and Tubes that he's 80% sure Tassie will get an AFL team of its own, with no funding to be cut from health to make it happen. The Premier also shares his pick for the AFL Grand Final, what he thinks Tassie's best experience is, and details of the proposed gambling legislation for Tasmania.

Entertainment reporter Peter Ford talks Karl Stefanovic, Delta joining Robbie Williams, and Adam Levine

Australia's Number 1 Entertainment Reporter Peter 'Fordy' Ford joins Woody and Tubes on Triple M Breakfast. Today sharing a weird story of Karl Stefanovic, Robbie Williams confirming Delta as his special guest, and accusations of flirty texts from Adam Levine.

Par Avion offers up a free trip to Melaleuca

Shannon Wells from Par Avion calls in to Triple M Breakfast to invite Woody and Tubes on an adventure, offering up a free trip to Melaleuca for one lucky listener. Image: Used with permission.

Tasman Councillor opposing Eaglehawk Neck dog ban

Woody and Tubes hear from Tasman Councillor David Beard who has started a petition to continue allowing dogs to be off lead at Pirates Bay, Eaglehawk Neck. https://www.change.org/p/allow-dogs-off-lead-in-pirate-bay

Heroic North West man rescues dog from house fire

Woody and Tubes speak with a heroic man from Tassie's North West who rescued his dog, Jones, from a house fire. https://www.gofundme.com/f/raising-funds-to-recover-after-a-house-fire

UK Correspondent Peter Anderson details Queen's funeral

Woody and Tubes cross to UK Correspondent Peter Anderson in London following the Queen's funeral.

Australia's Best Fish and Chips awarded to Cambridge business

Woody and Tubes chat with Tabitha Dobson, Owner of Tasmanian Gourmet Seafoods at Cambridge, about the business winning the 2022 Seafood Industry Award for the Best Fish and Chips in Australia.

Hobart Astrologer Sara gives Tubes a 40th Birthday reading

Hobart Astrologer Sara joins Triple M breakfast to give Tubes a 40th Birthday reading.

Nelson MLC Meg Webb explains gambling reform changes

Independent MLC for Nelson, Meg Webb, joins Woody and Tubes to explain the proposed gambling reform legislation for Tasmania. Gamble responsibly. Gamblers' Help: 1800 858 858.

2022 Tasmanian Local Hero Kim Smith APM, one of 10 Australians invited to Queen's funeral

Luke Edmunds Member Elect for the seat of Pembroke in Tasmania's Legislative Council

Woody and Tubes speak to Luke Edmunds, Member Elect for the Legislative Council seat of Pembroke.

SFL GRAND FINALS LIVE - WOODY & TUBES PRE-GAME COVERAGE

The 2022 Banjos Bakery SFL Grand Final Preview

Tubes chats with Lindisfarne Coach Michael Cassidy and Cygnet Captain Lachie Watt ahead of the last game for the Southern Football League for 2022. 

How to get FREE Golf Clubs with the Great Golf Club Collection

 Damon Burley from Golf Australia joins Woody and Tubes

SFL GRAND FINAL - COULD YOU PICK THE MARGIN?

Can you pick the Margin in the SFL Seniors Grand Final on Saturday?  Our callers today had a crack to win $100 to spend at our friends Banjo's Bakery Cafe Saturday Triple M Breakfast with Woody & Tubes will be live from 8am at North Hobart oval with previews of all 3 games.  2022 Banjo's Bakery SFL Grand Finals - Saturday 10 September - North Hobart Oval. SFL Seniors Lindisfarne v Cygnet – Grand Final - 2.30pm SFL Reserves.Cygnet v Dodges Ferry – Grand Final - 12 noon. SFL Colts Lindisfarne v Brighton - 9.30am. Good luck to all teams:  Lindisfarne Football Club Cygnet Football Club Dodges Ferry Sharks Football Club Brighton Robins Football Club