Live at RRR: Public Figures

On Friday 20 February at 7pm, Public Figures bring their uncompromising punk sound to Triple R, hosted by Rachel Short of Bright Lights.

Future Perfect: Steve Wide and Michelle Mackintosh’s Many Tokyo Stories

Steve Wide (of Far and Wide!) and Michelle Mackintosh, authors of the new book Tokyo Story: A Guide, to chat about their years of experience exploring the ever-changing city

Uncommon Sense: Richard Denniss on Australia's expensive and unfair high school system

Australia now has one of the most privatised high school systems in the world. Richard Denniss (The Australia Institute) chats to guest host Nick Feik about the growing inequity of our school system.

The Australian Mood: 50 Years Of Mental As Anything

Neil is joined by Peter O'Doherty of Australian new-wave and pop rock band, Mental As Anything as the band approaches celebrating their 50th anniversary.

WOMAD 2026 Radio Special

Steve Grimwade & Alicia Sometimes return to the Triple R airwaves for their annual WOMAD radio spectacular ahead of WOMADelaide on 6-9 March 2026.

Breaking And Entering: OK EG Launch GEKO

Lauren and Simon are joined by Melbourne-based producers, Lauren Squire and Matthew Wilson of electronic duo OK EG.

BSRXV - 15 Years of Butter Sessions Records

Triple R's Album of the Week is BSRXV - 15 Years of Butter Sessions Records - the triple-vinyl anniversary compilation from Melbourne/Naarm label Butter Sessions.

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: Kylie Auldist, Cooee, Momoko Gill, Jill Scott, Danny L Harle, Nilza Costa, Twisted Teens, Sissi Rada, and Jake Mason Trio.

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Interview

Baseline: Tish King on Indigenous-Led Climate Justice

Nana is joined on Baseline by Naarm-based climate justice advocate Tishiko (Tish) King, a proud Kulkalaig woman from the Island of Masig in the Kulkalgal Nation of Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait). Tish is…

Interview

Baseline: Ilo Diaz from The Centre Against Racial Profiling on Designated Areas and Systemic Racism

Ilo Diaz from The Centre Against Racial Profiling joins Nana on Baseline to discuss his recently published report, A Tale of Two Cities: The Hidden Geography of Police Powers in Victoria.

The…

What remains, 2026. Courtesy of artist Hussein Mohamud

Interview

Banksia: Benny and Hussein on Through Our Eyes Exhibition at Blak Dot Gallery

Hussein Abdirahman Mohamud and Benny Kimutai Rotich joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about their works presented in powerful exhibiton Through Our Eyes.

Emerging photographer, Hussein, spoke about What Remains their collection…

Special Program

Mooncake Guest Mix: Anie Fann's Lunar New Year in Taiwan

Singer-songwriter Anie Fan 范安婷 shares a Lunar New Year guest mix of deep indie cuts and hideens gems from fellow Taiwanese artists. The mix also includes tracks from her newly released version of…

Interview

The International Pop Underground: English Super-Producer Danny L Harle Likes to Listen to His Own Music

Danny L Harle's newly-released second LP, Cerulean, is, he admits, a "low concept album".

Following his super-conceptual first record, 2021's Harlecore, the 36-year-old English composer/producer —a well-known and well-regarded collaborator of…