Your Handy Guide To Triple R’s 2021 April Amnesty

Due to COVID-19’s impact on Triple R’s sponsorship revenue, listener support remains essential to keep Triple R – forever. If you can, please consider donating and subscribing during April Amnesty. You’ll go in the draw to score some sweet prizes, too!

Watch The Primal Screen x Melbourne Knowledge Week Live Stream

Triple R and Melbourne Knowledge Week bring you a special In Conversation broadcast of Primal Screen: An Evolving Film Industry! This is the final of our live broadcasts to celebrate April Amnesty 2021. Watch the stream right here.

Congrats, Gez!

Huge congratulations to Geraldine Hickey, who took out the award for the Most Outstanding Show at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival. We’re so happy for you, Gez. What a massive achievement!

Album Of The Week Artist Ajak Kwai Joins The Good, The Dub & The Global

“You don’t just do the community work, you connect with the people.” Ajak Kwai joins Systa BB to discuss the making of her new record and her influences.

Slow Mushrooming Explained On Uncommon Sense

Fee B-Squared chats to Brendan Huntley from Eddy Current Suppression Ring about his latest art exhibition, Without Within. Splashes of colour, protective eyes and a deep sense of freedom within isolation are all motifs in Brendan’s latest works.

Maps: The Perks Of A Lockdown With Brendan Huntley

Nyadol Nyuon Joins Areej Nur On ALL CAPS' Debut Episode

On the brand-new show ALL CAPS, Areej Nur catches up with lawyer, human rights advocate and writer Nyadol Nyuon about all her new endeavours.

Deeper Read: A Beginner’s Guide to Gardening

Breakfasters’ gardening expert Justin “Digga” Calverley shares his top tips for getting started growing herbs and veggies.

Album of The Week: First Time Really Feeling by Liz Stringer

First Time Really Feeling is the sixth album from Liz Stringer, an acclaimed artist known among her peers as a "songwriter’s songwriter" and a "musician’s musician".

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Byte Into IT: Indigenous Design Practice

In 2016, it became clear to Palawa/Trawlwoolway woman Angie Abdilla that new and emerging tech design was skewed to middle-aged white men or reductive groups. To counter this, she founded Old Ways, New…

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Neon Sunset: Tangled Shoelaces’ High School Music

The members of the new wave band Tangled Shoelaces were aged between 10 and 14 when they formed in suburban Brisbane in 1980. Over a period of four years, they went from recording…

Interview

Backstory: Negotiating The Limits Of Language With Anwen Crawford

An elegy is a poem of reflection, often lamenting the dead. Anwen Crawford says her latest book – an elegy – is “trying to make up for an absence that can’t be, well…

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Teenage Hate: CIVIC Chat About Their Debut LP, Future Forecast

Melbourne punks CIVIC drop the studio to chat about their long-awaited debut album Future Forecast. Coming off the back of their EP New Vietnam and a string of singles, the band’s debut…

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The Australian Mood: The Apartments’ A Life Full Of Farewells Re-issued

After years of thinking the master tapes were lost forever, Australian chamber pop band The Apartments have recovered them and re-issued A Life Full Of Farewells. Peter Milton Walsh joins The Australian Mood …