Uncommon Sense: Exploring the Effects Of University Funding Cuts
The federal government recently announced a series of funding reforms to Australia’s universities. These reforms have been particularly worrying for students of undergraduate humanities courses, which will cost around double the price that…
The First Episode Of Mooncake
Mooncake is a brand new show on Triple R, celebrating diverse sounds from around Asia and all Asian diasporas, hosted by Small FRY. In this first episode, we hear music from Taiwan, the…
Maps: A Chinwag With Poppongene
Sometimes, according to Melbourne multi-disciplinary pop musician Sophie Treloar, you just have to get the music out. The artist, better known as Poppongene, chats to Maps’ Fee B-Squared about her new EP…
Primal Screen – 29 June 2020
Films reviewed this week (Pride Month queer cinema special): TANGERINE, SAUVAGE and APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR
Under The Sun: Biographer Paul Gorman Tells Us About The Life And Times of Malcolm McLaren
Malcolm McLaren shot to prominence in the early ’70s as the manager and promoter of the New York Dolls and the Sex Pistols, and is widely credited as having started the punk movement…
Neon Sunset: Nick Van Bakel Tells Us The True Story of Bananagun
Bananagun multi-instrumentalist and chief songwriter Nick Van Bakel extracts inspiration from all kinds of places on his band’s ostentatiously titled debut album The True Story of Bananagun. “I just like stuff that…
Represented - 29 June 2020
The first of our new overnight pop-up shows!
Over-representing the under-represented in Australian music
Zero G – 29 June 2020 - Episode #1295: The Last Holm House on the Sea
We farewell the great Ian Holm, and snoop around with the Victorian feminist detective series MISS SCARLET AND THE DUKE.
The Grapevine – 29 June 2020
George Megalogenis discusses federal-state cooperation post-COVID, the winddown of COAG and IR reform.