Radiothon 2022 On Now

The single biggest event on the Triple R calendar, Radiothon is happening right now until 5pm, Wednesday 5 October! Get ready to get down to keep independant radio alive and kicking.

Live at RRR: Allara ft. Olenka

Yorta Yorta storyteller, composer, musician and soundscape designer Allara, along with Ukranian Canadian artist Olenka Toroshenko come to the Triple R Performance Space for an innovative performance on Friday 7 October at 7pm.

Breakfasters: Gary Foley On 'Ningla-A'Na', the Single Most Important Film on the Aboriginal Struggle

Professor Gary Foley is an academic, historian, writer, actor and renowned activist, who, among a lifetime of achievements, helped establish the Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Canberra. In 1972, two Italian filmmakers documented the story in Ningla-A'na, which has now been restored in time for the 50th anniversary of both the film and the subject matter.

Queer View Mirror: How a Traumatic Experience Became Transformative for ALOK

Sam and Gemma have a vibrant & authentic discussion with acclaimed writer, artist and comedian ALOK.

The Grapevine: Behind 'History is Calling', The New Educational Campaign For The Indigenous Voice To Parliament

Bridget Cama from the Uluru Youth Dialogue chats about the campaign and how the recent death of the Queen and the renewed call for an Australian republic is affecting the campaign.

The Distant Sky: Private Function Still On Top!

Fresh from dropping their new single “I'm This Far Away (From Being the Worst Person You've Ever Met)”, Chris Penney from Melbourne rock institution Private Function drops by The Distant Sky. He shares what it would take for him to vote for the Liberals (cheaper beer), sings some opera and tells us all why Meredith is the SBS of music festivals.

The Cave: DJ Pauly Main In The Mix

DJ Paul Main was one of the founding residents at the Razor Club, an iconic Melbourne institution in the late 80s, as well as a member of Filthy Lucre, famous for their remix of Treaty by Yothu Yindi in 1991. He joins Woody in The Cave for a chat and special mix.

Cool It Down

'Cool It Down' is the fifth studio album from iconic New York trio Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and their first since 'Mosquito' in 2013. The eight-song LP offers new wave grooves, searing synth pop anthems, and gentle lunar lullabies.

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The Grapevine: Is A Minimum Wage For Musicians Sustainable?

With submissions to the new government’s cultural policy in full swing, one of the more discussed proposals is for a minimum wage for musicians. The proposal, brought froward by Musicians Australia, proposes a…

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The Australian Mood: Art Of Fighting Celebrate Their Debut Albums' 21st Birthday

With their debut record Wires turning 21 this year, Art of Fighting are celebrating its big two-one with a deluxe vinyl reissue of the album and an Australian tour. Ollie from the band…

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Banksia: Kimberley Moulton on Naadohbii: To Draw Water exhibition featuring First Nations artist works from Australia, Aotearoa and Turtle Island

Yorta Yorta woman Kimberley Moulton, Senior Curator for the South East Aboriginal Collection for Museums Victoria, joins Vanessa Morris on Banksia to discuss new exhibition Naadohbii: To Draw Water at Bunjilaka, Melbourne Museum.

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The Score: Kee'ahn Talks All Things "Treaty Day Out"

Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal and Zenadth Kes musician Kee'ahn drops by the studio to chat to fill-in host Nana Owusu ahead of her appearance at Treaty Day Out alongside Briggs, No Fixed Address and…

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Banksia: Ripple Effect Band discuss songwriting, EP Wárrwarra and upcoming Kabba Kabbura Tour

Rona, Rachel and Jodie of Ripple Effect Band from Maningrida, Arnhem Land, joined Vanessa Morris on Banksia ahead of their Kabba Kabbura Tour Narrm (Melbourne) shows next month.

Ripple Effect Band released debut…