triple j Unearthed have announced that the winner of this year’s Unearthed High competition is Teenage Joans from Gleeson College in Adelaide, South Australia.
 
Fronted by Tahlia Borg and Cahli Blakers, Teenage Joans have been making music together for two years.
 

After ten years at triple j, Ollie Wards will finish up his role as Content Director at the end of this week.

triple j and Double J have commissioned new theme music in an effort to help support local artists impacted by the pandemic.

The ABC will support more than 200 Australian productions and new content ideas through its $5 million Fresh Start Fund, to help safeguard local content and creativity against the impact of COVID-19.

The fund includes support for new science and history podcasts, radio dramas and new series examining major moments and big ideas that changed Australia and the world.

triple j Unearthed is giving grants to 16 emerging Australian artists to help them ‘Level Up’ their music career during the COVID-19 pandemic.
 
Today’s recipients will receive up to $7000 per grant, to help them record new music, produce music videos, create sustainable merchandise and much more
 

After receiving over 900 entries, triple j Unearthed have announced that anonymous hip-hop act ROYBOY have won the DIY Supergroup competition!
 

triple j will celebrate Reconciliation Week with triple j Unearthed’s daily TOPS program, featuring a week-long Indigenous Takeover.
 
Kicking off at 5:30pm weekdays from Wed 27 May, the TOPS Indigenous Takeover will highlight the country’s most exciting new Indigenous Australian artists whose songs were uploaded to triple j Unearthed in 2020.

Last month triple j Unearthed shared a rare one-off sample pack, featuring sounds made by some of Australia’s leading musical minds including Flume, Tame Impala, Amy Shark, Tkay Maidza, Middle Kids, The Jungle Giants, Tash Sultana and G Flip.

triple j is giving listeners a chance to collaborate with some of Australia’s music superstars with triple j Unearthed’s DIY Supergroup
 
Music makers will get a one-off sample pack made by Australian superstars Flume, Tame Impala, Amy Shark, Tkay Maidza, Middle Kids, The Jungle Giants, Tash Sultana and G Flip.
 

The ABC's Managing Director David Anderson has outlined how the national broadcaster is keeping the nation informed, educated and entertained in response to COVID-19.

“Clearly, the challenge for the ABC is to continue providing the essential broadcast and digital services all Australians expect of us,” he said.