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936 ABC Hobart

936 ABC Hobart is working 24 hours a day for you:

Michael Veitch presents Breakfast, with a mix of information, fun and entertainment, from 5.30am.

At 7.45am, there’s the ABC’s most-listened-to 15 minutes of local news, followed by ‘A.M.’ with 30 minutes of national and international current affairs.

Tim Cox explores the issues affecting all Tasmanians on Mornings, from 8.30am-12 noon.

Learn the latest in rural and market news between 12-1pm with Anna Vidot on the ABC’s statewide Country Hour.

The World Today covers breaking current affairs from 1-2pm, then wind down in the early afternoon as Joel Rheinberger brings you music, stories and information talkback.

Louise Saunders’ aim is to get you home in a relaxed mood with her Drive program from 4-6pm.

Lady-of-the-night Annie Warburton has a heady mix of information and entertainment each weeknight from 7pm, which is carried on right through the night.

http://www.abc.net.au/hobart/radio/

Supporting Sponsors

World leading producer
Norske Skog is a global producer of newsprint and magazine paper, with 18 paper mills around the world.

Norske Skog is a Norwegian company, headquartered in Oslo, Norway. Our business units and sales network confer a unique position. Local presence and knowledge combined with Norske Skog’s global strength distinguish it from other paper companies.

The world market for newsprint and magazine paper is about 60 million tonnes, and the group has about 10 per cent and five per cent of these segments respectively. The groups operating revenue in 2006 was approximately NOK 29 billion.

Vision, goal and strategy
Norske Skog is recognised as a world leader in the paper industry. The goal is to deliver the best shareholder value in the industry. To reach this objective, the company has opted to be a low-cost producer, pursue profitable growth and focus on its core business, newsprint and magazine paper.

Values
All operations at Norske Skog are based on three core values: openness, honesty and cooperation. Its success as a global company builds on cooperation between different cultures and values.

http://www.norskeskog.com

Rotary

The world’s first service club was the Rotary Club of Chicago, Illinois, USA. The club was formed 23 February 1905 by lawyer Paul P. Harris and three friends – a merchant, a coal dealer, and a mining engineer. Harris wished to recapture the friendly spirit he had felt among businesspeople in the small town where he grew up. The name “Rotary” was derived from the early practice of rotating meetings among members’ offices.

Mission
The main objective of Rotary is service – in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world. Rotary volunteers build goodwill and peace, provide humanitarian service, and encourage high ethical standards in all vocations. The Rotary motto is “Service Above Self.”

www.rotary.org