Live at RRR: Crime & the City Solution

To kick off Live at RRR in Triple R’s 50th year, legendary Australian post-punk band Crime & the City Solution join us in Triple R Performance Space on Friday 30 January at 7pm, hosted by Neil Rogers of The Australian Mood.

Meet Your New Breakfaster!

Bronwyn Kuss joins the team on Tuesday 27 January.

Vale Lawrence Hudson

We are deeply saddened to learn that former Triple R presenter Lawrence Hudson recently passed away. Listen back to a chat that Lawrence had with former Breakfaster and Program Manager, Chris Hatzis, back in 2016, about his time at the station.

Vale Rob Hirst

Paying tribute to the legendary drummer of Midnight Oil, Ghostwriters, and Backsliders.

Summer Programming 2025!

Get to know our brilliant summer shows taking over the airwaves.

Fakefasters: Uncle Robbie Thorpe Reflects On Treaty Ahead Of Invasion Day 2026

The Fakefasters are joined in studio by longtime activist, broadcaster and Krautungalung Elder Uncle Robbie Thorpe, as he shares his thoughts on sovereignty, Treaty, Invasion Day, and the launch of the Sacred Fire Originals fund with the team ahead of January 26.

Frantic Items: Scottish Sofay's Selections

Glaswegian selector Sofay makes her Australian community radio debut on Frantic Items, sharing stories of legendary Optimo parties, working in the BBC radio department and her enigmatic compatriot Jesse Rae, while slinging fire tunes from her collection.

Baseline: The Joy and Defiance of Marsha P. Johnson with Tourmaline

Nana is joined in the studio by acclaimed artist, filmmaker, organiser, activist and writer, Tourmaline. Together, they dig into the roots of Tourmaline’s now-showing exhibition at ACCA, Transcendent.

Secret Love

Triple R's Album of the Week is Secret Love, the third album from the south London four-piece Dry Cleaning.

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: bodies of divine infinite and eternal spirit, Salimata, Sleaford Mods, Winged Wheel, Sault, Courtney Marie Andrews, Rain Dogs, Sassy 009 and Low Flung.

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Reasonable Adjustments: Easy Read and Unlearning Ableism with Laura Pettenuzzo

Clem chats with disabled writer and advocate Laura Pettenuzzo about the Easy Read format and the importance of making information accessible to all, as well as a wide-ranging discussion of ableism, masking, and…

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Reasonable Adjustments: The War Against Strobe Lights and the Beauty of Disabled Community with Our Carlson

Beloved local icon Our Carlson joins Clem on Reasonable Adjustments for a wide-ranging chat about living with epilepsy, why strobe lights suck, and how blessed the Naarm music scene is by musicians who…

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Reasonable Adjustments: Unpacking the Autistic Barbie Discourse with Keshia Arbour

Clem chats (and vocal stims) about Autistic Barbie and the importance of representation with Keshia Arbour, a Naarm-based writer and lived experience advocate specialising in neurodiversity, perinatal mental health, motherhood, and yoga.

Interview

Maps: Hot Chip's Alexis Taylor on Groove, Repetition and Prince

Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor drops into MAPS to chat with fill-in presenter Simona Castricum, unpacking how rhythm, repetition, and collaboration shape Hot Chip’s sound - both on record and on stage.

Alexis talks…

Interview

Fakefasters: Emma Bacon of Sweltering Cities on Staying Safe in Extreme Heat

In the midst of sweltering summer days, this week's Fakefasters – Tyler, Kirby, and Bronwyn – are joined by Emma Bacon, the Executive Director of Sweltering Cities. As Australia's only national advocacy organisation…