Federal Member for Parkes Jamie Chaffey joins Matho on the breakfast show to discuss critical minerals, community consultation and his push to repeal the federal gun buyback scheme. He also reflects on the reported attack on fellow MP Helen Haines, the importance of safety and respect in politics, and how residents across the Parkes electorate can contact his team.

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Tunes on the Turf: The Screaming Jets, Live Music and Free Camping

The Screaming Jets are heading to Dunedoo! Matho catches up with Tunes on the Turf music festival coordinator Rob Wackett to preview a huge weekend at Dunedoo Sports Club on November 13 and 14.

Rob shares how the festival grew from a small truck-stage fundraiser supporting the local club into an event celebrating its 13th edition and bringing live music to the region.

The weekend starts with Friday night music featuring The Shanes, followed by Saturday morning markets and a massive Saturday festival headlined by The Screaming Jets. With local talent, Twain, Balls and All and plenty more on the bill, there’s a full afternoon and evening of entertainment ahead.

Plus, ticket holders can enjoy free camping at the venue—making it a great opportunity to turn the festival into a weekend away.

Hear about the festival’s community spirit, this year’s lineup and how to get tickets through 123 Tix. Saturday gates open at one, with music kicking off at two!

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Trevor Long is back with Matho on Triple M Dubbo’s Matho for Breakfast, catching up on the tech talking points—from Apple rumours to the return of wired headphones.

Trev previews what could be a busy October for Apple, discussing a foldable iPhone, possible updates to Apple TV and HomePod, and rumours of a touchscreen MacBook. He also explains why Bose’s wired noise-cancelling headphones could appeal to anyone tired of charging batteries or losing wireless earbuds.

Plus, could you build your own app just by asking AI? Trevor shares how he used Claude in a Berlin hotel room to create “Stig Time”, a time-zone app named after his cameraman. From giving feedback to getting versions onto iPhone and Android, he talks through an experience that shows how accessible app creation is becoming.

Catch the full conversation with Matho and Trevor Long.

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