Joel Rheinberger

2 weeks ago | abc.net.au | Joel Rheinberger |Lucy Bain

ABC political journalist Annabel Crabb says there's "a bit of theatre" to the National party's decision to split from the Liberal party. Speaking on ABC Tasmania Afternoons, Ms Crabb likens the split to a marriage breakdown. "The Nats have left home ... and they are not coming back until the Libs have sorted themselves out," she tells Joel Rheinberger. Hobart, Launceston, GovernmentJoel RheinbergerThe Nationals have left the coalition. They have dumped the Liberals.

1 month ago | abc.net.au | Joel Rheinberger |Lucy Bain

Beatboxing is making musical instrument sounds with your mouth. It used to be a party trick, but now it's a serious musical art, particularly in hip-hop. Tasmanian beatboxer Sam Barnard explains to Joel Rheibeger on Tasmania Afternoons how it's done, taking individual noises and putting them together into a slick beat. Hobart, Launceston, MusicJoel RheinbergerThis is all one man's mouth.

2 months ago | abc.net.au | Joel Rheinberger |Lucy Bain

When financial planner Charles Badenach sees new clients, he finds the same errors in planning come up over and over. He explains to Joel Rheinberger on ABC Tasmania Afternoons some suggestions to maximise the money you can gain during retirement, how to spend it wisely, and how your assets can be best utilised with a few simple actions. This advice is general in nature, please get personal advice from a financial professional before making any decisions.

Feb 17, 2025 | abc.net.au | Joel Rheinberger |Lucy Bain

Sal Balharrie is desperately searching for the owners of the two rowlocks that she somehow acquired at the Hobart Airport on her way home after the Wooden Boat Festival. She tells Joel Rheinberger she won't give up until she's found the mysterious woman she was trying to help.

Feb 4, 2025 | abc.net.au | Joel Rheinberger |Lucy Bain

Lightning strikes have sparked a number of fires in Tasmania's wilderness on the west coast. Because of the fires, authorities have closed the Overland Track, one of Tasmania's most popular bushwalking tracks. Incident Controller Nic Deka, from Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service, tells Joel Rheinberger on Tasmania Afternoons how many walkers might currently be on the track and how they go about making sure they're all safe and informed.