A journey into the rhythm of life’s complexities.

Andrew Donnison and AJ Mithen chat about the week in Australian sports.

A music program exploring a wide range of sounds.

Astrophony traverses constellations of arts and culture, history, knowledge, and spirituality through a nondualistic, story-informed lens.

Dave Graney presents BLB with Andrew Delaney on panel operating duties.

A show celebrating First Nations music, arts and culture.

Saturday night kitchen dance parties, songs from under the floorboards, quiet life playlists and the occasional stolen orgy. 

Music, news, sport, weather, information, special guests and regular segments each morning.

Like a trend forecasting futurist from the land of tomorrow, Breaking And Entering is entirely focused on the new and the next.

Whatever the weather.

Music that sounds like a dying sun collapsing upon itself, sending you on a voyage through space and time.

Computer news, tech talk and opinionated chat with regular guests.

Outsiders, outcasts and outlaws. Discarding genre to bring you forgotten gems and underground hits.

Connecting the local to the global across eras and genres.

Locally leaning music, summer motifs, and hopefully temperature drops.

Wake up with a spoonful of gravel. If you don't know where the culture is headed, it's gonna leave you behind. Forever chasing the new noise, and unearthing where it came from.

Moments & movements that are bouncing into earshot each week.

Food for thought: recipes, hints and tips, interviews and a market report.

Exploring the wonders of science and its impact on the world.

Far and Wide is your Friday afternoon mixtape of new release UK Indie, interviews and banter with a smattering of op shop pop and vintage vinyl.

From the rave to the club, don your best and explore the latest from the electronic scene.

Pop’s strange, spiritual, and strangely spiritual. 

Everything, all at once, forever.

Ever evolving transmissions of forward-thinking electronics, organic grooves, psychedelic moods and beyond. Settle in for a neverending trip.

Talks and interviews spanning current affairs, politics, society, culture, and music. From the offbeat to the upbeat. The local to the global.

Get Down to the funky sound, Get Down to lots of vinyl, Get Down to your community, Get Down for arts and music news and interviews, Get Down to get up again!

Amongst all the chaos, we all thrive for the calm, the eclectic, the intentional, the underground. From rnb, hip hop, to techno, footwork and everything in between. Now, more than ever we welcome…

A space for new and emerging broadcasters on Triple R.

A sci-fi soul excursion, a hip-hop sound signature, it's fancy footwork for ya mind!

A weekly conversation with Indigenous knowledge holders, showcasing all forms of Indigenous ingenuity.

A personally biased, segment laden, thematically blended hotchpotch.

A show that celebrates key changes in music.

Championing stylish wordsmiths and sterling conversation, Literati Glitterati is a weekly book show that loves a good story, well told.

Live music and in-conversation events from the Triple R Performance Space to prime you for your weekend!

Jenny Davis dives into the fascinating past stories of Australian science and technology.

A show that celebrates live gigs past, present and future.

Quality, new Australian (and NZ) music program focusing on local emerging artists, with interviews, live in-studio performances and regular guests.

A summer show, filling you in on the good stuff that's de-shitifying Melbourne.

A weekly selection of uplifting low wattage sounds.

Visiting friends or launching adventures, maps are always there to guide the way.

Celebrating diverse sounds from Asia and artists of the Asian-diaspora, music from Tokyo to Taipei, Seoul to Saigon and more

Ramp ups and wind downs, bedroom jams and familiar sounds. Carpet stickers and non-genre specifics. Luminous freaks fit for your Friday.

Electronic space bag soul/fondue funk/jetset jazz and the bongos of your mind!!

A ‘roots’ music program with feature interviews, in studio performances and live recordings and regular broadcasts from festivals at home and overseas.

Brunch dahling? Shut up, I'm on the blower.

Exploring thematic and contextual ties of the underground with a hauntological mix of 80s/90s house, Rnb, electronic, jungle, post-punk, grunge rock, bossa Nova, Samba, Jazz and ambient avant pop.

Outsiders, The Avant-Garde, Noise, Experimental, Folk, Jazz, Pop music.

Triple R leaves the station and heads into the open! Tune in to hear all the live action.

Paddock To Plate looks at how food is grown, processed and made available to consumers.

From the underground and beyond.

Noongar sister duo exploring the musical ripples.

A weekly pebble skipping across the pond of relativity. 

A vibrant palette of new sounds from across the musical spectrum with a splash of impressions from the past.

Primal Screen is a show about movies, from the ones on the big screen to the ones you stream.

A queer and trans talk show.

The team continues the great Marinara tradition of bringing you a quirky but informative look at all that is marine.

The longest running community radio show in the universe dedicated to all things health and medicine and well-being - curing Saturday night hangovers every Sunday morning since March 1996!

Over-representing the under-represented in AU/NZ music.

Hear the rock 'n' roll universe expand as Tadpole travels to all the corners of rock and back again.

Visual art, theatre, film and literature.

Blues and its roots!

Celebrating the niche, the weird and everything in between.

Spin Cycle aims to make sense of the 24/7 updates and hot takes we are bombarded with from media outlets, politicians and pundits all trying to own the narrative.

Enjoy the passing of time with the sounds of joy from the jazz side - modal, spiritual, soulful, latin, bossa nova, folk, funk and electronica fusions.

Ennio Styles searches for the connections between spiritual jazz, earthly rhythms, future funk science, headnod soul and raw club beats.

What good's a desert island if you're all alone?

Named after the first Reatards album, Teenage Hate presents the latest in punk, garage, hardcore, noise and pysch with an emphasis on Australian releases and bands.

20 years after they started, and 10 years after they finished, The Architects are coming back.

Two hours of Australian music, playing the best of the new releases and the best from the past!

Sounds of now and sounds of then, The Distant Sky covers music from across this land and occasionally travels across the ditch, too.

Led by First Nations artist and creative Kiwat Kennell, The Exchange, is an advice show on how to navigate the complexities of the music industry. Join members of our creative community, as they…

Joins the dots between the new and the old, charting a course through the influences that shaped the sound of today's artists.

Explores the differences between traditional and contemporary global rhythms, the goodness of dub and other tasty treats that fall into the description of Good!

Unpopular pop-music at its most pretty and profound.

Exploring the issues that impact the lives of Aboriginal people and those at the wrong end of social justice in this country.

Robust exchange of views with the influential, the infamous and the informed.

Let Phoebe take you on a celestial journey through outer space, with sounds that transcend the stars.

A weekly in-depth exploration of arts, culture and media, featuring deep-dive interviews alongside an eclectic mix of music.

Sit back. Relax. Enjoy a slow afternoon with Oliver Coleman.

At the juncture of sonic annihilation, astral transcendence, temporal displacement and universal rhythms, stands… The Temple of Doom!

Jazz is the main ingredient in The Village brew, with splashes of world music thrown in for extra flavour.

Alternative country and roots influenced music.

A weekly conversation about politics and current events, international affairs, history, art, books, and the natural world, to illuminate the issues faced by society and explore them in new ways.

Journey through space, time and mind on a sonic odyssey, with the gods of soul, funk, disco, reggae, blues, rock and more.

Filling the space between the Graveyard Shift and Things To Do Today with music, occasional guests and weekly chats with taxi-driving farming horticulturalist Bohdan, and bicycle mechanic and enthusiast Marcus Walker.

Where Yo Is? is a wild ride exploring strange, oft-overlooked music genres.

A mix of R&B, soul and eclectic hip hop vibes from Australia and around the world to keep those late night vibes right.

Celeste Mountjoy aka FILTHYRATBAG, brings her unique voice to nighttime radio in a two-hour pop up show with an agony aunt element.

Music from Melbourne/Naarm in the late 70s and early 80s.

Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical.