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Dave Woodhead (radio presenter)

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Triple J
IndustryRadio broadcasting
Founded1975
Area served
Australia

This compilation enumerates the Triple J radio hosts assigned to its five primary segments—Breakfast, Mornings, Lunch, Drive, and Hack. On weekdays, at least eight presenters lead the shows, while weekend and holiday broadcasts are managed by different hosts. A significant number of weekday presenters come from comedy backgrounds. For a comprehensive list of programs, refer to List of Triple J programs.

Current presenters

Present-day hosts with their roles and service periods
Name Current position Previous positions
Concetta Caristo Breakfast (2023–present)
Luka Muller Breakfast (2024–present) Weekend Arvos
Lucy Smith Mornings (2020–present)
Dave Woodhead Lunch (2020–present)
Abby Butler Drive (2024–present) Out to Party (2023)
Tyrone Pynor Drive (2024–present) Weekend Lunch, Soul Ctrl (2022–2023), Out to Party (2023)
Jordan Barr Weekend Breakfast (2024–present) Weekend Arvos
Frankie Rowsthorn Weekend Lunch
Phil Fresh Weekend Arvos
Nooky Blak Out (2021–present)
Jack Bergin Core (2025–present)
Dave Marchese Hack (2022–present)
Anika Luna Home and Hosed (2025–present)
Pip Rasmussen The Hook Up
Dee Salmin The Hook Up (2022–present)
Shantan Wantan Ichiban House Party (2023–present)
Latifa Tee The Nudge, House Party (2024–present) Good Nights (2022–2023)
Kailyn Crabbe Mix Up
Tiffi Prism (2025–present)
Tanya Bunter Soul Ctrl (2023–present)

Since 1994

Former hosts with their final year and previous roles listed
Final year Name Former role(s)
2025 Ash McGregor Home and Hosed (2023–2025)
2024 Josh Merriel Short Fast Loud (2015–2024)
Lochlan Watt The Racket (2012–2014)
Bryce Mills Lunch (2024), Breakfast (2020–2024), Weekend Arvos (2020)
Stacy Gougoulis Weekend Breakfast (2016–2024)
Tim Shiel Something More
2023 Michael Hing Drive (2020–2023)
Lewis Hobba Drive (2015–2023), Weekend Afternoons, Weekend Breakfast
Bridget Hustwaite Good Nights (2018–2023), Mid-Dawns (2015–2017)
Jess Perkins Weekend Arvos (2021–2023), Mid-Dawns (2017–2020), Summer Breakfast (2020–2021)
Jade Zoe House Party (2021–2023)
Richard Kingsmill "Various programmes" (1990–2023)
2022 "Ebony Boadu" "Breakfast" (2020–2022)"
"Declan Byrne" "Home and Hosed" (2018–2022)"
"Hau Latukefu" "The Hip Hop Show" (2008–2022)"
2021 "Nkechi Anele" "Roots 'n All" (2016–2021)"
"Karla Ranby" "Weekend Lunch" (2018–2021)"
"Avani Dias" "Hack" (2020–2021)"
"Nat Tencic" "The Hook-Up"
"Vance Musgrove" "Friday Night Shuffle" (2011–2021)"
2020 "Sally Coleman" "Breakfast" (Jan – Nov 2020), Weekend Arvos'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’'’' '(2018-2019)
'Erica Mallett' 'Breakfast'(Jan - Nov 20), 'Weekend Arvos'(18-19)'
'Veronica Milsom' 'Drive'(15-20), 'Weekend Afternoons', 'Weekend Breakfast'
'scope='row rowspan='5' 'Tom Tilley' 'Hack'(11-19)'
'Linda Marigliano' 'Mornings'(18-19), 'Good Nights'(12-17), 'Lunch'(07), 'Drive'(08)'
'Gen Fricker' 'Lunch'(17-19), 'Weekend Afternoons'(16), 'Mid-Dawns'(15)'
'Liam Stapleton' 'Breakfast with Ben & Liam'(17-19)'
'scope='row' 'Kristy Lee Peters(KLP)' 'House Party'(15-18)'
'scope='row rowspan='3' 'Dylan Alcott' 'Weekend Arvos'(17)'
'scope='row rowspan='3' 'Alex Dyson' 'Breakfast'(10-16), 'Weekend Breakfast'(08-09), 'Mid-Dawns'(07-08)'
'scope='row rowspan='3' 'Wil Anderson' 'Breakfast'(01-04)'
'scope='row rowspan='2' 'Charlie Pickering' 'Drive'(02-03)'
'scope='row' 'Sarah MacDonald' 'The Morning Show'(98-99)'
'scope='row' 'Paul Murray' 'Request Fest'(94)'


1975–1994


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