It’s April Amnesty – a time to subscribe and donate to Triple R. And given the impacts of COVID-19, it’s never been more critical to dig deep, if you possibly can.

With everything that’s happening (and continuing to happen), we thought you might like to know the latest at Triple R – so here’s a bit of a rundown.

We can’t get together and put on Live To Airs right now… but did you know that we’ve got a ripper stash of videos of past Live To Air shows?

COVID-19 is having a devastating effect on so many folks in our community already. Here are some of the ways you can provide support – and also reach out for help, if you need it.

Some great news, everyone! Radiotherapy presenter G Spot – aka post-doctoral researcher and clinical psychologist Dr. Gemma Sharp, known for her innovative research in the field of negative body image – has been named one of the Rising Stars of 2020 by The Educator!

The Triple R office is temporarily closed to the public. We’re still taking calls for the time being – and you can always contact us via email. Thanks for understanding, everyone!

Due to the current situation surrounding COVID-19, Triple R has made the decision to cancel all Live To Air performances until further notice.

Couldn't get in the room for this one? Or just want to re-experience the awesomeness? Kick back and watch our live video stream!

Our very own Richard Watts has been awarded a huge prize as part of the Sidney Myer Performing Arts Awards in recognition of his “extraordinary commitment and work”, which includes (of course) his 15 years of hosting SmartArts. Go, Richard!!!

This Sunday Triple R is celebrating International Women’s Day with an all-women and GNC lineup of hosts. Plus special guest Mo’Ju will program her favourite First Nations women and GNC artists from 1pm to 2pm.

Massive kudos to our very own Dr Jen, who last week took home the Unsung Hero Award of Australian Science Communication! The Unsung Hero Award is an annual award given by the Australian Science Communicators, the national forum for science communicators and science journalists.

Keen to raise some money for people seeking asylum – and have a wonderful culinary celebration while you’re at it? Then you might like to get involved in the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre’s Feast For Freedom.

So many Triple R broadcasters have paid tribute to the iconic DJ and producer, and together they cover the scope of Weatherall’s influence.

JVG has decided to end BBQ Day for good. The event has taken on iconic status over the years – it will be sorely missed and fondly remembered.

You know those amazing live performances you hear every Friday morning on Breakfasters? Well, guess what: we’ve turned them into an online album you can stream and/or download!

Smart home speakers with assistants like Google Home and Amazon Alexa have surged in popularity over the last two years. If you’re using one of these already, we’ve got the lowdown on how to access the Triple R livestream and podcasts on these devices.

Well, this is just wonderful: our very own Dr Shane Huntington has been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for "service to science as a communicator". We are so proud of you, mate! 

We're really happy to announce that three new broadcasters will be joining the Triple R grid in 2020: Millú (Milly Davison) with Full Circle, Mia Timpano with Requiem for a Scream, and Aisha Pachoud with Mystifying Melbourne.

Guess who's back from hollies? That's right – your favourite crew of early rising human beings... Triple R's Breakfasters! Tune in from Tuesday morning to hear Gez, Daniel and Sarah back on the airwaves for the first time this year/decade/other unit of time.

Still Here co-host Paul Gorrie will broadcast live from Share The Spirit Festival 2020, a free festival presented by Songlines Aboriginal Music Corporation, celebrating the survival of Indigenous people in Australia, on Sunday 26 January at Treasury Gardens. Listen from noon till 2pm.