List of Triple J presenters

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This is a list of radio presenters on Australian national youth broadcaster Triple J. Across the station's five mainstay programs– Breakfast, Mornings, Lunch, Drive and Hack– there are at least eight presenters on the air every weekday. Different personalities host the weekend equivalents of each show, as well as several speciality music programs including Home & Hosed and House Party. Most of the weekday presenters on Triple J have a background in comedy. For a list of current and discontinued programs, see List of Triple J programs.

Current presenters

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List of current presenters, with years and past roles shown
Name Current role Past roles Ref.
Concetta Caristo Breakfast (2022–present) [1]
Luka Muller Breakfast (2024–present) Weekend Arvos [2]
Lucy Smith Mornings (2020–present) Breakfast (2019) [3]
Bryce Mills Lunch (2024–present) Weekend Arvos (2020), Breakfast (2020–2024) [4][5][6]
Dave Woodhead Lunch (2020–present) [7]
Tyrone Pynor Drive (2024–present) Weekend Lunch, Soul Ctrl (2022–2023) [8][9]
Abby Butler Drive (2024–present)
Dave Marchese Hack (2022–present)
Latifa Tee The Nudge (2024–present), House Party Good Nights (2022–2023) [10]
Shantan Wantan Ichiban House Party
Kailyn Crabbe Mix Up
Nkechi Anele Roots 'n' All (2016–present) [11]
Ash McGregor Home & Hosed (2023–present) [1]
Lochlan Watt The Racket
Josh Merriel Short Fast Loud
Tanya Bunter Soul Ctrl
Stacy Gougoulis Weekend Breakfast (2016–present)
Jordan Barr Weekend Arvos
Nooky Blak Out (2021–present) [12]
Dee Salmin The Hook Up (2022–present) [13]
Pip Rasmussen The Hook Up

Past presenters (1994 onwards)

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List of past presenters, with years and past roles shown
Final year Name Past role(s) Ref.
2024 Tim Shiel Something More [14]
2023 Michael Hing Drive (2020–2023) [15]
Lewis Hobba Drive (2015–2023), Weekend Afternoons, Weekend Breakfast [16]
Bridget Hustwaite Good Nights (2018–2023), Mid-Dawns (2015–2017) [17]
Jess Perkins Weekend Arvos (2021–2023), Mid-Dawns (2017–2020), Summer Breakfast (2020–2021) [18][19]
Jade Zoe House Party (2021–2023) [20][21]
Richard Kingsmill Various programmes (1990–2023) [22]
2022 Ebony Boadu Breakfast (2020–2022) [23]
Declan Byrne Home & Hosed (2018–2022) [1]
Hau Latukefu The Hip Hop Show (2008–2022) [24]
2021 Karla Ranby Weekend Lunch (2018–2021) [12]
Avani Dias Hack (2020–2021) [25]
Nat Tencic The Hook-Up [25]
Vance Musgrove Friday Night Shuffle (2011–2021) [26]
2020 Sally Coleman Breakfast (January – November 2020),Weekend Arvos (2018–2019) [16]
Erica Mallett Breakfast (January – November 2020), Weekend Arvos (2018–2019) [16]
Veronica Milsom Drive (2015–2020), Weekend Afternoons, Weekend Breakfast [16]
2019 Tom Tilley Hack (2011–2019)
Linda Marigliano Mornings (2018–2019), Good Nights (2012–2017), Lunch (2007), Drive (2008) [27]
Gen Fricker Lunch (2017–2019), Weekend Afternoons (2016), Mid-Dawns (2015) [11]
Liam Stapleton Breakfast with Ben & Liam (2017–2019) [16]
Ben Harvey Breakfast with Ben & Liam (2017–2019) [16]
2018 Kristy Lee Peters (KLP) House Party (2015–2018)
2017 Dylan Alcott Weekend Arvos (2017)
Gemma Pike Weekend Lunch (2015–present), Mid-Dawn (2011–2014)
Dom Alessio Home & Hosed (2009–2017)
2016 Alex Dyson Breakfast (2010–2016), Weekend Breakfast (2008–2009), Mid-Dawns (2007–2008) [28]
Matt Okine Breakfast (2014–2016) [28][29]
Lewis McKirdy Lunch [28]
Kyran Wheatley Weekend Afternoons (2016), Weekend Breakfast (2014–2015) [28]
Sarah Howells Roots 'N' All, Weekend Lunch [28]
2015 Nina Las Vegas House Party [30]
Bob Maguire Sunday Night Safran (2005–2015) [31][32]
John Safran Sunday Night Safran (2005–2015) [31][32]
2014 Fenella Kernebone Sound Lab (2003–2014), Creatures/Artery (2000–2003), Saturday Afternoons (2004–2005) [31][32][27][33]
Lindsay McDougall Drive (2010–2014), Breakfast (2005–2009), Weekend Afternoons (2004), Drive (September – October 2004) [31][32][27]
2013 Tom Ballard Breakfast (2010–2013), Weekend Breakfast (2008–2009), Mid-Dawn (2007–2008)
2012 Paul Verhoeven Weekend Breakfast (2010), Mid-Dawn, Breakfast, Weekend Afternoons
2011 The Cloud Girls Weekday Evenings (2010), Mid-Dawn (2007–2011)
Rosie Beaton Net50 (1999–2000), Super Request (2001–2011)
Andrew Haug 3 Hours of Power, Full Metal Racket (2001–2011) [31][32][27][33]
Vijay Khurana Lunch (2008–2011), Weekend Lunch (2007), Mid Dawns (2005–2007)
2010 Steph Hughes Home & Hosed (2009–2010) [34][35][36]
Gaby Brown Saturday Arvos (2006–2010), Weekend Breakfast (2001–2002), Net50 (2003–2005), Weekend Lunch (2000), The Chat Room (2003–2004) [32][27][33]
2009 Marieke Hardy Breakfast (2008–2009)
Robbie Buck Breakfast (2008–2009), Drive / Top Shelf Radio (2006–2007), Weekend Lunch (1998–1999), Lunch (2000), Weekend Lunch (2001–2002), Home & Hosed (2003–2005) [32][27][33]
Scott Dooley Drive (2008–2009), Weekend Breakfast (2006–2007) [32][27]
2007 Myf Warhurst Net50 (2001–2002), Lunch (2003–2006), Breakfast (2007) [31][32][33][27]
Jason Whalley Weekend Afternoons (2004), Drive (September – October 2004), Breakfast (2005–2007) [31][32][27]
Mel Bampton Drive (2003), Mel in the Morning (2004–2007) [33][31]
2006 Steve Cannane Morning Show (2003), Hack (2004–2006) [33][31]
Costa Zouliou Three Hours of Power (1998–2000), Drive (2000), Weekend Lunch (2002–2006) [31][33]
Sharif Galal Mix Up (1995–2005), Groove Train (1995–2006) [33]
Ash Grunwald Roots 'N' All (2005–2006)
2005 Jordie Kilby Roots 'N' All (2003–2005)
Chris Taylor Today Today (2004–2005)
Craig Reucassel Today Today (2004–2005)
2004 Wil Anderson Breakfast (2001–2004) [33]
Adam Spencer Drive (1998), Breakfast (1999–2004) [33]
Stu Harvey Short Fast Loud (2004)
2003 Nicole Fossati Drive (2002), The Club (2003) [33]
Charlie Pickering Drive (2002–2003) [33]
Jim Trail Weekend Breakfast (1998–2000), Sports newsreading (2000–2003)
2002 Francis Leach Hours of Power (1990–1994), Creatures (1999), The Morning Show (2000–2002)
2001 Justin Wilcomes Net50 (1998–2001)
Jaslyn Hall World Music Show (2001)
2000 Merrick Watts Drive with Merrick and Rosso (1999–2000)
Tim Ross Drive with Merrick and Rosso (1999–2000)
1999 Sarah MacDonald The Morning Show (1998–1999)
Michael Tunn Request Fest (1997), Lunch (1998–1999)
1998 Nicole Foote The Hip Hop Show (1998–2010), Mix Up (1998–2010)
1998 Jen Apostolou Net50 (−1998)
Jane Gazzo Weekends (1996–1997), Super Request (1998)
Jen Oldershaw Afternoons (1991–1993), Morning Show (1996–1997), Breakfast (1998)
Helen Razer 3 Hours of Power (1990–1991), Breakfast (1992–1996), Drive (1997–1998)
Mikey Robins Breakfast (1991–1998)
The Sandman a.k.a. Steve Abbott Breakfast (1998)
1997 Judith Lucy Drive (1997)
Paul McDermott Breakfast (1997)
1996 Catriona Rowntree Request Fest (1994), Groove Train (1996)
Angela Catterns The Morning Show (1990–1996)
1995 Ian Rogerson Drive (1990–1995)
Debbie Spillane Drive (1990–1995)
1994 Paul Murray Request Fest (1994)
1991 Deb Nesbitt Friday Drive (1992–1995), Morning Program (1994), Darwin local presenter (1992–1993)

Presenters (1975–1994)

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See also

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Notes

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References

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