Paul Gorrie presents an episode of Still Here exploring the ways First Nations communities are responding to COVID-19.

He talks to Aboriginal registered nurse and Mutthi Mutthi, Yorta Yorta man Jermaine Charles, who’s…

Still Here’s Neil Morris (aka DRMNGNOW) joins The Mission’s Daniel James for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of Neil’s performance at the forthcoming Two Worlds Festival. Neil discusses why he was drawn…

In a special two-hour edition of Still Here Paul Gorrie broadcasts live from Share The Spirit Festival 2020. He chats with a range of festival guests, including: Kiernan Ironfield; Sue-Anne and Mandy from…

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…

Neil Morris from DRMNGNOW and co-host of Still Here on Triple R discusses the fundraiser he’s organised to help First Nations peoples in the wake of the bushfires with Rachel Short. “Indigenous survival…

Two thirds of deadly hip hop troupe Oetha drop in to chat with Still Here’s Rachael Hocking about matriarchal power, being a female artist in the music industry, and their brand new…

Rachael Hocking and Madeline Hayman-Reber co-host an all Blak women edition of Still Here. In addition to spinning an array of excellent tunes by Blak women, Rachael and Madeline give us in-depth…

There is a sacred birthing tree, just outside of Ararat in rural Victoria, where over 50 generations of Indigenous Australians have been brought into the world. This tree is over 800 years old…

Neil talks to Deborah Cheetham about the piece she has written "Eumeralla, a war requiem for peace" which is Australia’s first requiem based on the resistance wars which took place in South Western…

Each week on Triple R, Still Here showcases Indigenous song and story. In a special two hour event during NAIDOC Week, Neil Morris and co-host/DJ Paul Gorrie present Still Here live from…