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Triple M Breakfast with Woody & Tubes
This local fundraising event for a little girl with a form of childhood cancer needs your support.
Triple M's Marls spoke with Jen, the Auntie of little Eleanor.
In January 2018 Eleanor was diagnosed with stage four, high risk, Neuroblastoma - a rare childhood cancer. Eleanor and her parents Rob and Jacqui had to quickly pack up their lives to move to Melbourne to commence an intensive treatment regime predicted to last 18+ months.
Eleanor's journey has been, and continues to be incredibly difficult and at times terrifying. She has faced significant hurdles and her future remains unknown.
So fundraising to help this beautiful family will ensure that Eleanor receives the best possible care and treatment available.
"An Afternoon of Music for Eleanor" Republic bar, Hobart, this Sunday (20/1/19) at 2pm
A fundraising event to support Eleanor and her parents in their fight against Neuroblastoma.
There will be: LIVE MUSIC from 2pm including acoustic artists RAFFLE with great prizes SILENT AUCTION On top of that we realise that it is time Team Eleanor get themselves a uniform! We will have special hats for sale for $25
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This week Darren Sturgess from Tennis Australia has joined us to update players progress through the Hobart International and each day's matches in the competition.
Along the way Darren has also shared some great stories from the tennis curcuit including one very high profile player who wasn't admitted to the Australian Open because he'd forgotten his security pass.
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The Hobart International is on right now. In addition to bringing us up to date with current play HI's Darren Sturgess talked about the training involved with the ball kids that play their role in any tennis game. To almost remain invisible while helping out in a big way is integral.
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Martin Rogers is the author of a new book Cricket in the Genes: George Bailey which is unveiled tonight at Blundstone Arena.
Tassie cricket legend George Bailey, his father John Bailey and Martin helped tell the 140 year story which is turning pages ... all 264 of them .
Bailey family history links the Tasmania, Hobart Hurricanes and former Australian one-day and T20 skipper to his great-great-grandfather George Herbert Bailey, a member of the first Australian team to tour England in 1878.
An even earlier historical connection is GHB’s father-in-law George Gibson MP, who played in the first first-class match in Australia in 1851.
The family tree is littered with interesting ancestors, from First Fleet convicts to State Premiers, military and naval men, pastoralists and legal and business high fliers, missionaries and churchmen, with origins from England, Scotland, mainland Europe and even Sri Lanka, where GHB’s father Canon Brooke Bailey was a pioneer of early cricket on the island.
Triple M's Marls spoke with Martin about how the book came about.
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Triple M's Marls had an excited Melanie visiting her parents in the Huon and now she's off to enjoy the Wolfe Brothers this Saturday night with their Country Heart Tour at Wrest Point, Hobart
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Today Triple M's Marls made an admission about something he did that he is totally assumed of.
Should he be hanging his head in shame?
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24th May brings back memories of Carck Night for Triple M's Marls growing up in Hobart's northern suburbs ...
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