Double J turns five years old on Tuesday 30 April and is celebrating half a decade of incredible moments, memories and music.
 
The digital station was launched in 2014 with a live broadcast from Melbourne’s Kelvin Club, hosted by Myf Warhurst, and aimed at the over 30s.
 
Across the day, Double J presenters Zan Rowe, Karen Leng and Tim Shiel will each be reflecting on their favourite stories, artists and songs from the past five years.
 

Very little change in the latest GFK survey to come out the Gold Coast.
 

triple j’s recent What’s Up In Your World Survey canvassed the thoughts of 14,175 young Australian voters between the ages of 18-29 years and, more than ever, the findings are fascinating in the lead up to the Federal Election.

The AEC are also predicting that young voters could have a big impact on this election, after a whopping 132,000 first time voters registered to vote in the 2017 same sex marriage plebiscite.

The first 2019 GFK survey for Canberra has been released and shows both Hit 104.7 (17.8%) and Mix 106.3 (17.0%) moving into first and second place in front of former front runner ABC Canberra (down 3.2 to 12.1%)

The ABC's other flagship in the nations capital, 2RN suffered a loss of 4.1 to be at 8.1% and left it trailing triple j (up 1.7 to 10.4%)

2CA (4.6%) also shed some audience to fall behind 2CC (4.8%).

Joining triple j for the next two weeks are Alex Lahey and Kwame, as Home & Hosed presenter Declan Byrne hands them the mic to guest host his popular Australian music show.

Lahey and Kwame will dig up the best new Australian music and share their favourite songs, stories and unique insights into the Aussie music scene.

triple j Brekkie boys Ben & Liam are presenting Good Az Friday as part of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Good Friday at Melbourne Town Hall
 

As part of triple j’s Girls To The Front programming, Hack have released their fourth annual investigation into the representation of women in the Australian music industry.
 

Some interesting figures in the first survey release this year.

This Friday 8 March is International Women’s Day and across triple j, Double J and triple j Unearthed, the stations will be celebrating the achievements of all women by playing music made by women and curated by women all day long.

At the helm more than 20 powerhouse ladies presenting programs, interviewing guests and sharing their stories, and joining in for the day are guests like Alison Wonderland, Judith Lucy and Flint Eastwood.

If you can't trust Dr Karl on triple j to tell you the truth about important sciencey stuff like the freezing point of farts, then who can you trust, right?

He will also give you the low down about other vital questions you've never bothered to ask such as: does the extreme cold affect blood alcohol levels like altitude can? As importantly: why do some penguins mate for life and how they choose ‘the one’? And, if you need your appendix removed, why you should visit the South Pole and why lips turn blue when you're chilly.