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A massive thank-you to each and every listener who has chipped in during Triple R’s Radiothon 2021 so far! Want to subscribe and donate to make sure the Rs stick around for another year? It’s not too late. Radiothon runs till 5pm Wednesday 6 October.

Radiothon 2021 Merch Is Here!

Loving the sound of Radiothon 2021 coming through your speakers? Then you might like to spoil yourself (or a Triple R-loving mate) with some very lovely merch that celebrates this special time. It’s Your Station – and It’s Your Merch.

Out On The Patio: What’s Getting Amyl And The Sniffers Through Lockdown?

Amyl and The Sniffers are back with a new album, Comfort To Me. Gus and Amy tell Mon about the band’s lockdown coping strategies and how good it feels to have something to celebrate.

Breakfasters: Why John Safran Took On Big Tobacco

“[Smoking] is seen as this un-zeitgeist issue, [but] it’s still the number one health crisis in the whole world.” John Safran has a deep-dive conversation with Breakfasters about his new book, Puff Piece.

Karla Grant On The Mission

Award-winning journalist Karla Grant, long-time host and producer of NITV’s Living Black, tells Daniel James how COVID is impacting the western NSW town of Wilcannia – particularly the sizable Aboriginal population – where one in six people have contracted the virus.

International Pop Underground: Saint Etienne’s Decaying Samples Summon Unreliable Memories

Saint Etienne's new album, I've Been Trying To Tell You, is a study in the unreliability of memory. The English alt-pop icons join Anthony Carew for a long-form conversation about the band's evolution and constructing their new record almost entirely from samples.

Eat It: Victor Liong Explains How To Make Perfect Dumplings

Love dumplings? Learn how to make your own (and a whole lot of dumplings history) with Lee Ho Fook owner and head chef Victor Liong.

Everyday People: Getting To Know Swoon

“Through storytelling and songwriting, I’m able to connect with other mob that know what I mean.” Adam Leng, the Yugambeh-based artist behind shoegaze project Swoon, talks to Vanessa Morris. Vanessa also premieres the latest Swoon single, “Safeguard”.

Represented: A Special Tribute To Musician & Producer Eimable Manirakiza

This past weekend, devastating news came through that 24 year old local musician and producer Eimable Manirakiza, aka OMNISH, has passed away.

Album Of The Week: Sometimes I Might Be Introvert by Little Simz

Sometimes I Might Be Introvert is the fourth studio album by Little Simz. The North London artist, also known as Simbiatu Ajikawo, is recognised as one of the most original and gifted in hip hop.

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Local And/Or General: Bad Bangs On Their Debut Album

Bad Bangs’ Shelby De Fazio joins Jas on Local And/Or General to chat about the band’s debut album, Character Building. Shelby discusses the recording process, and how the band grew from a…

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Uncommon Sense: Richard Denniss Explains All You Need To Know About The Doherty Modelling & Morrison's "Safe Plan"

Dr Richard Dennniss joins host Amy Mullins to explain the Doherty modelling in-depth and everything you need to know about it. Richard examines the Prime Minister's "safe plan" for opening up Australia, and…

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Radiotherapy: “Sharenting” And Children’s Rights

Nurse and bioethicist Elise Burn discusses her research on “sharenting” – parents sharing images, videos or news about their child on social media – and where children's rights stand in an online context…

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Breakfasters: Vaccine Passports And Mandates With Lawyer Hugh de Kretser

The prospect of vaccine passports and vaccine mandates raises important questions about human rights and privacy.

Executive Director of the Human Rights Law Centre, Hugh de Kretser, tells Breakfasters that from a human…