List of Triple J presenters
Triple J is an Australian government-funded national radio station that has been broadcasting since 1975. The following is a list of Triple J radio presenters.
Current presenters
Name | Current role | Past roles |
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Dave Callan | The Graveyard Shift (2005; 2008-) | Saturday Nights/Pirate Radio (2005-)[1][2][3] |
Nicole Foote | The Club/Club Foote (2004-)[1][2][3] | Hip Hop Show (2001-2003)[4] |
Stu Harvey | Short Fast Loud (2004-)[1][2][3] | Mid-Dawn (2003) |
Alex Dyson | Breakfast (2010-) | Weekend Breakfast (2008-2009) Mid-Dawn (2007–2008) |
Lewis Hobba | Drive (2015-)[5] | Weekend Afternoons Weekend Breakfast |
Sarah Howells | Roots N All (2007-)[3] | Mid-dawns (2005) Sat Arvos (2006) Weekend Lunch (2008-2014) |
Richard Kingsmill | 2015 (1998-)[1][2][3] | J-Files (1996?-2003)[4] Australian Music Show (1996?-2002) Saturday Afternoons (-2003)[4] |
Karl Kruszelnicki | Science Hour, Mornings | |
Nina Las Vegas | Mix Up Exclusives | House Party (2009-14) |
Veronica Milsom | Drive (2015-)[6] | Weekend Afternoons Weekend Breakfast |
Matt Okine | Breakfast (2014-)[7] | |
Gemma Pike | Weekend Lunch (2015-)[8] | |
Zan Rowe | Mornings with Zan (2007-)[3] | Weekend Lunch (2005-2006)[2] |
Linda Marigliano | Good Nights (2012-) | Drive (2008) Lunch (2007) |
Dom Alessio | Home & Hosed (2009-) | |
Kyran Wheatley | Weekend Afternoons (2016-) | Weekend Breakfast (2014-2015) |
Gen Fricker | Weekend Afternoons (2016-) | Mid-Dawns (2015) |
Declan Byrne | Mid-Dawns (2015-) | |
Michael Hing | Mid-Dawns (2014-) |
Past presenters (1994 onwards)
Final year | Name | Past roles |
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2015 | Bob Maguire | Sunday Night Safran (2005-2015)[1][2] |
2015 | John Safran | Sunday Night Safran (2005-2015)[1][2] |
2014 | Fenella Kernebone | Sound Lab (2003-)[1][2][3][4] Creatures/Artery (2000-2003)[4] Saturday Afternoons (2004-2005?) |
2014 | Lindsay McDougall | Drive (2010-2014) Breakfast (2005-2009)[1][2][3] Various Sat/Sun Afternoons (2004) Drive (Sept-Oct 2004) |
2013 | Tom Ballard | Breakfast (2010-2013) Weekend Breakfast (2008-2009) Mid-Dawn (2007-2008) |
? | Paul Verhoeven | Weekend Breakfast (2010) Mid-Dawn Breakfast Weekend Afternoons |
2011 | The Cloud Girls | Weekday Evenings (2010) Mid-Dawn (2007-2011) |
2011 | Rosie Beaton | Net 50 (1999-2000), Super Request (2001-2011) |
2011 | Andrew Haug | 3 Hours of Power/Full Metal Racket (2001-2011)[1][2][3][4] |
2011 | Vijay Khurana | Lunch (2008-2011) Weekend Lunch (2007) Mid Dawn (2005-2007) |
2010 | Gaby Brown | Saturday Arvos (2006-2010)[2][3] Weekend Lunch (2000) Weekend Breakfast (2001-2002) Net 50 (2003-2005)[4] The Chat Room (2003-2004) |
2009 | Marieke Hardy | Breakfast (2008-2009) |
2009 | Robbie Buck | Breakfast (2008-2009) Drive/Top Shelf Radio (2006-2007)[2][3] Weekend Lunch (-1998-1999) Lunch (2000) Weekend Lunch (2001-2002) Home and Hosed (2003-2005)[4] |
2009 | Scott Dooley | Drive (2008-2009) Weekend Breakfast (2006-2007)[2][3] |
2007 | Myf Warhurst | Net 50 (2001-2002) Lunch (2003-2006)[1][2][4] Breakfast (2007)[3] |
2007 | Jason Whalley | Various Sat/Sun afternoons (2004) Drive (Sept-Oct 2004) Breakfast (2005-2007)[1][2][3] |
2007 | Mel Bampton | Drive (2003)[4] Mel in the Morning (2004-2007)[1] |
2006 | Steve Cannane | Morning Show (2003)[4] Hack (2004-2006)[1] |
2006 | Costa Zouliou | Three Hours of Power (1998-2000) Drive (2000) Weekend Lunch (2002-2006)[1][4] |
2006 | Sharif Galal | Mix-Up (1995-2005) Groove Train (1995-2006)[4] |
2006 | Ash Grunwald | Roots N All (2005-2006) |
2005 | Jordie Kilby | Roots N All (2003-2005) |
2004 | Wil Anderson | Breakfast (2001-2004)[4] |
2004 | Adam Spencer | Drive (-1998) Breakfast (1999-2004)[4] |
2003 | Nicole Fossati | Drive (2002) The Club (2003)[4] |
2003 | Charlie Pickering | Drive (2002-2003)[4] |
2003 | Jim Trail | Weekend Breakfast (-1998-2000) Sports reporting (2000-2003) |
2002 | Francis Leach | 3 Hours Of Power (1990-1994) Creatures (-1999) The Morning Show (2000-2002) |
2001 | Justin Wilcomes | from 1995 Net50 (1998-2001) |
2001 | Jaslyn Hall | World Music Show (-2001) |
2000 | Merrick Watts Tim Ross (Merrick and Rosso) | Drive (1999-2000) |
1999 | Sarah MacDonald | The Morning Show (1998-1999) |
1999 | Michael Tunn | Request Fest (-1997) Lunch (1998-1999) |
1998 | Jen Apostolou | Net50 (-1998) |
1998 | Jane Gazzo | Weekends (1996–97) Super Request (-1998) |
1998 | Jen Oldershaw | Afternoons (1991-1993) Morning Show (1996-1997) Breakfast (1998) |
1998 | Helen Razer | 3 Hours Of Power (1990-1991) Breakfast (1992-1996) Drive (1997-1998) |
1998 | Mikey Robins | Breakfast (1991-1998) |
1998 | The Sandman aka Steve Abbott | Breakfast (1998) |
1997 | Judith Lucy | Drive (1997) |
1997 | Paul McDermott | Breakfast (1997) |
1996 | Catriona Rowntree | Request Fest (1994) Groove Train (-1996?) |
1996 | Angela Catterns | The Morning Show (1990-1996) |
1995 | Ian Rogerson | Drive (1990-1995) |
1995 | Debbie Spillane | Drive (1990-1995) |
1994 | Paul Murray | Request Fest (1994) |
1995 | Debbie Spillane | Drive (1990-1995) |
1991 | Deb Nesbitt | Friday Drive (1992- 1995), Morning program (1994), Darwin local presenter (1992-1993) |
Presenters (before 1994)
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References
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 "Triple J program guide - November 2005". Archived from the original on 2005-12-14.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 "Triple J program guide - August 2006". Archived from the original on 20 August 2006.
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 "Triple J program guide".
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 "Triple J program guide - May 2003". Archived from the original on 1 June 2003.
- ↑ http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/musicnews/s4139447.htm
- ↑ http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/musicnews/s4139447.htm
- ↑ http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/people/matt_okine.htm
- ↑ http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/people/gemma_pike.htm
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