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List of Triple J presenters

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

Past presenters (1994 onwards)

Presenters (1975–1994)

See also

Notes

References

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