Live at RRR: randals dad

DJ & host of RRR's Feel The Floor, randals dad (aka Ethan Savage), lights up RRR with a special DJ set to celebrate 50 years of NAIDOC Week! Hosted by Vanessa Morris…

Spin Cycle: Live In Conversation

Who killed journalism? The Spin Cycle team and their guests attempt to crack the case, on Thursday 16 July in the Triple R Performance Space.

Tiddas Live to Air on the Triple R Rooftop

Amy Saunders (Gundjitmara), Lou Bennett (Yorta Yorta) and Sally Dalstey formed Tiddas in 1990. The legendary folk trio stopped by the Triple R Rooftop in 1996 to promote their second album Tiddas, and charmed us with their beautiful harmonies and powerful lyrics.

Banksia: RONA. On Her Latest Single To The Ground

Kaytete producer and DJ RONA. joins Vanessa Morris on Banksia to talk about her latest single To The Ground, which explores the living frequency of Country.

The Mission: Karina Lester on AUKUS from a First Nations' Perspective

Karina Lester, a Yankunytjatjara woman from the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara (APY) Lands, joins host of The Mission, Daniel James, to talk about her role as a commissioner on the AUKUS Public Inquiry.

Feel The Floor: Guest Mix with Nicholas Currie

Munujali, Kuku Yalanji artist Nicholas Currie joins Ethan on Feel The Floor for a guest mix, ahead of BACK2BLAK, an intentional social gathering soundscaped by downbeat textures, moody rhythms, warm, intimate, and deliberate sonic decision-making.

Indigenuity: Jack Mitchell on Aqua Nullius

Designer, artist, researcher and co-editor Jack Mitchell joins Indigenuity to discuss Aqua Nullius: First Nations Water Rights in Australia, a new publication centring First Nations relationships to water, Country, justice and sovereignty.

Album Of The Week

Triple R's Album of the Week is Please, the latest album from local electronic producer DJ Plead, out now on Smalltown Supersound.

Soundscape

Triple R's favourite releases of this week include: Miles Nautu, Rydeen & SOVBLKPSSY, Public House, Ella Thompson, Alewya, Cry Cyclops, Facta, The Hobknobs and Nirosta Steel.

Triple R NAIDOC 2026 Playlist

In celebration of NAIDOC Week 2026, some of Triple R's First Nations presenters have compiled a playlist of tracks by First Nations artists they've been loving his year.

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SmartArts: Karin McCracken On The Universality of Heartbreak

Richard Watts sits down with writer and performer Karin McCracken to discuss her hit show Heartbreak Hotel.

Together, Richard and Karin explore the universal experience of going through heartbreak and the deep…

Interview

Baseline: Voice of Lele on Music, Identity and the Fight for West Papua

West Papuan artist Voice of Lele joins Baseline, with guest hosts Namila Benson and Najma Sambul, to discuss music as an act of cultural survival, political resistance, and connection to homeland.

Lele…

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Eat It: Melbourne Coffee Roasters and the City's Espresso Revolution

Dominic Pellegrino joins Eat It to discuss Melbourne Coffee Roasters: A History, tracing the evolution of Melbourne's coffee culture from the colony's first coffee houses to the city's reputation as a global…

Interview

Future Perfect: First Dog on the Moon on Finding Humour in the Miserable State of the World

First Dog on the Moon (AKA Andrew Marlton) is a Walkley-Award winning political cartoonist at The Guardian, as well as a book illustrator and public performer. He has described his politics as…

Interview

Future Perfect: Dr Alan Pearce on the Terrible Toll of Head Injuries in the AFL

Following the recent Four Corners episode on concussion in the AFL, Dr Alan Pearce wrote in the Conversation that the crisis of long-term brain damage in Australian rules footballers may be deepening.

There's…