triple j Unearthed’s DIY Supergroup competition has returned for its second year, allowing a collaboration with some of the biggest names in Australian music!
 

In the first survey for almost four years in Port Macquarie and Triple M Mid North Coast still leads all stations with 31.8 (down 2.8) with hit Mid North Coast also down slightly to 21.5 from 24.6.
 
triple j was the improver in this Xtra Insights survey, gaining 4.6 to 13.5.

The popular podcast ‘Confessions of a trainwreck’ hosted by ex-Nova announcer Phoebe Parsons has jumped ship and moved over to Jay Walkerden and Katie Mattin’s podcast company Podshape.

triple j Drive takes to the stage for Melbourne International Comedy Festival to present Hobba & Hing, I Can’t Believe It’s Not Radio!

The live show will feature favourite segments from the triple j Drive program, like Simply The Jest with Jess Perkins, Song Sequels with Tom Cardy, as well as some special comedic guests and friends of the show.

Plus there’ll be a live reading from The Hing Diaries, where a musical guest turns Hing’s teenage musings into emotional ballads.

On International Women’s Day, Double J is celebrating 50 Game-Changing Women of Australian Music.

As Mornings presenter Zan Rowe says “To be a game-changer is to leave the world a different place than how you found it. And in doing so, to show those in your wake that they can too.

As part of International Women’s Day on Monday 8 March, Double J will be celebrating 50 Game-Changing Women of Australian Music .

There will be 24 hours of songs, stories and discussions from female and gender diverse artists across triple j, Double J and triple j Unearthed.

Last week triple j let slip that less than 350 votes separated the #1 and #2 songs in the 2020 Hottest 100 just days before voting closed.

triple j’s 2020 Hottest 100 voting is tight with less than 350 votes separating #1 and #2. 

Voting closes at 3pm Monday with the countdown beginning at noon on Saturday January 23^rd. 

ABC Radio has announced its 2021 presenter line ups, which remain relatively stable for all networks, with no changes for ABC Radio Sydney, ABC Radio Melbourne and ABC Radio Adelaide.
 
Several ABC radio networks recorded their highest audience reach and share in a decade due largely to the bushfire coverage followed by coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and the US election.