To commemorate the passing of The Ghost, we’ve assembled some archival photos of the legendary Triple R broadcaster.

We’re pretty damn chuffed to see so many talented RRR folks appearing at Changes Festival this week – from Neon Sunset’s Annaliese talking music and podcasts, to Still Here host Neil Morris hosting a conversation about what a perfect future working with sound looks like for First Peoples, and so much more.

Thanks to everyone who came along to the Community Cup on Sunday. It was an awesome day with an awesome vibe – and most awesomely of all… we won! Cop a quiz at these snaps to re-live the glory of the Hertz.

The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre are holding their annual Telethon to raise funds for people seeking asylum this coming Thursday – and Triple R’s Breakfasters will join them live in their phone room from 6am to 9am.

Brisbane-based future-soul artist Tiana Khasi (performing live for Triple R subscribers soon) is proud of her Khasi heritage. The society is stridently matrilineal: the youngest daughter of the family inherits all property; men live in their mother-in-law’s house after marriage; and children take their mother’s surname.

She reckons ‘we’re all a bit fucked up’; her latest album title is inspired by a computer pop-up; and she aspires to have a job helping people to get in touch with their emotions.

Triple R volunteer Kelly Herbison was born on the day The Who released their rock opera Tommy (albeit many years later). With a Who-obsessed father, the music not only provided her with a window to his life, it also provided an entry point into complex social issues.

We’ve assembled a cracker lineup of talent to keep subscribers entertained this June as part of our Winter Warmer event series. Join us for live performances from Sharon Van Etten, Kelsey Lu, Tiana Khasi, Art of Fighting, and more.

Born in rural North Carolina, the classically trained cellist and vocalist is now living in LA, making music with the big names in alternative R&B (including Sampha and Solange); she’s also performing live for subscribers at Triple R rather soon.

Get your earholes ready for non-stop excellence: this year’s Comm Cup stage will be graced by none other than Dan Sultan, Paul Kelly, DJ JNETT, Magic Dirt, Baker Boy, RVG, Harvey Sutherland and more.

Life doesn’t come with an instruction manual. It does, however, come with Pauly P – which is just as good. In this continuing column, the Livewire co-host answers subscribers’ dilemmas, big and small.

Subscribers can now submit their very own event to the Triple R website, so that it will (pending approval) be published on said website, and by the magic of technology, reach the eyeballs of the Triple R community.

A motely panel of experts will unpack the hits and misses of the campaign and keep you informed of the emerging results this Saturday from 6pm to 8pm. Crack a bevvie, settle in. We'll have insights (and insults).

This month Monash Clayton brings together ideas, music, theater and performance that looks to interrogate the word ‘Progress’ while attempting to evaluate its scope, resonance and currency (and the lineup is pretty damn awesome).

No idea how to make sense of Robodebt? Neither do a lot of people. 150,000 folks who’ve received a Robodebt letter from the DHS have paid the debt without a ‘formal review’. But you can get help; Breakfasters guest Dr Darren O’Donovan explains how.

‘We’re all from the back-arse of nowhere in Ireland,’ vocalist Grian says, ‘and next thing you know we’re playing places like fuckin’ San Francisco. That’s mental.’

‘I haven’t changed much since high school, except now I tend to wear fewer Band-Aids with my shoes.’

People will buy you drinks, high five you... And then, if you run into Cash herself, it’ll be a bit like a midday movie where the same actor plays estranged twins.

Chuck it in your diaries, folks: Sunday 23 June, Reclink Community Cup, with Magic Dirt, Baker Boy and Harvey Sutherland performing live!

Congrats to all the lucky ducks who subscribed during April Amnesty and scored one of our insanely rad prizes! Their names are now lit up in pixels on our beloved website.