Recorded at half-time during North L'ton and Lauderdale at UTAS Stadium, Dave Mohr chats with versatile Tasmanian forward and Richmond recruit Rhyan Mansell.

Recorded at half-time during North L'ton and Lauderdale at UTAS Stadium, Dave Mohr chats with versatile Tasmanian forward and Richmond recruit Rhyan Mansell.

A range of local stories that have been previously broadcasted on Launceston's community radio station City Park Radio.

Stories from Launceston, the Tamar Valley and northern Tasmania.

Northern Tasmania Community Stories

Rhyan Mansell - Former North Launceston player now playing with Richmond

Interviewed by Dave Mohr during the half-time break of North Launceston v Clarence on June 15th. Jess Wuetschner is one of Tasmania's greatest ever AFLW players, and is now head coach of the Tassie Devils Girls.

Interviewed by Dave Mohr during the half-time break of North Launceston v Clarence on June 15th. Jess Wuetschner is one of Tasmania's greatest ever AFLW players, and is now head coach of the Tassie Devils Girls.

Jess Wuetschner - Tassie Devils Girls head coach

The Fiends of Theatre North have held another Cinq et Sept and invited Dr Jane Woollard back to the "stage" for Scandals, Squabbles and Artistic Ambition: Further adventures with Tasmania's theatrical ghosts of the 1830s and 40s.

It is known that performers in the 1830s and 40s travelled extensively on Australian touring routes to ply their trade, earn an income, and build their reputation and star status. 

It was a highly competitive industry, and performers often fell out, resorting to the Magistrate's Courts or the press to resolve their disagreements.

Tasmania's early theatre practitioners also had artistic triumphs, and pushed boundaries. They attempted new work, and re-imagined old work, in the never-ending search for novel programming, to attract audiences, and earn their keep.

Stuart Loone, programs manager at Theatre North introduced the evening.

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The Fiends of Theatre North have held another Cinq et Sept and invited Dr Jane Woollard back to the "stage" for Scandals, Squabbles and Artistic Ambition: Further adventures with Tasmania's theatrical ghosts of the 1830s and 40s.
It is known that performers in the 1830s and 40s travelled extensively on Australian touring routes to ply their trade, earn an income, and build their reputation and star status. 
It was a highly competitive industry, and performers often fell out, resorting to the Magistrate's Courts or the press to resolve their disagreements.
Tasmania's early theatre practitioners also had artistic triumphs, and pushed boundaries. They attempted new work, and re-imagined old work, in the never-ending search for novel programming, to attract audiences, and earn their keep.
Stuart Loone, programs manager at Theatre North introduced the evening.
<a href="https://theatrenorth.com.au/friends-2024">https://theatrenorth.com.au/friends-2024</a> 
For shows, and program information  <a href="https://theatrenorth.com.au/">https://theatrenorth.com.au/</a>

Cinq et Sept - Dr Jane Woollard

In November 2011, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) officially designated April 30 as International Jazz Day in order to highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe.

In Tasmania, Ade Ishs is having a special afternoon on Apr 28 to celebrate IJD with an afternoon matinee at the Crowded Lounge in Latrobe.

After spending his early years in Indonesia, he travelled the world for study, work and his music.

A few years ago, Ade and his family fell in love with Tasmania and moved from Melbourne to settle..... and to continue to compose and play jazz.

This is our discussion.

Jazz Spectrum is heard every Sunday morning 9-11am on City Park Radio.

Find out more about Ade at https://www.adeishs.com/

Information about IJD here https://jazzday.com/

In November 2011, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (<a href="https://en.unesco.org/commemorations/jazzday">UNESCO</a>) officially designated April 30 as International Jazz Day in order to highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe.
In Tasmania, Ade Ishs is having a special afternoon on Apr 28 to celebrate IJD with an afternoon matinee at the Crowded Lounge in Latrobe.
After spending his early years in Indonesia, he travelled the world for study, work and his music.
A few years ago, Ade and his family fell in love with Tasmania and moved from Melbourne to settle..... and to continue to compose and play jazz.
This is our discussion.
Jazz Spectrum is heard every Sunday morning 9-11am on City Park Radio.
Find out more about Ade at <a href="https://www.adeishs.com/">https://www.adeishs.com/</a>
Information about IJD here <a href="https://jazzday.com/">https://jazzday.com/</a>

Rhyan Mansell - Former North Launceston player now playing with Richmond

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