Once an incubator for Australia’s indie music scene, Triple J’s Hottest 100 is now little more than a tired listicle.

Music managers to watch include those for Chappell Roan, Olivia Dean, Geese and more. Here, they reveal how they've helped the biggest names in music.

The Herald (Top Stories) Danisa Masuku, Online Reporter A POPULAR Bulawayo bouncer, Tinashe Marima, who is widely known as Mhofu, allegedly teamed up with his co-accused, Leo Zulu, to attack a 49-year ...

Bruno Mars joins the likes of Taylor Swift, Janet Jackson, The Beatles, and Michael Jackson with "I Just Might." ...

Olivia Dean has claimed the top spot in Triple J’s 2025 Hottest 100, with Man I Need crowned the most-voted track of the year ...

It's that time again, triple j has counted down the year's Hottest 100 songs as voted by the public, celebrating all the ...

Coming in at number two was one half of Aussie duo Peking Duk, Keli Holiday, with his hit Dancing2. Inside Triple J ...

Live updates and the full triple j Hottest 100 2025 list as songs are announced. Updated all day with the latest positions.

What song will reign supreme this year? Will it be a classic oldie or new hit, a local tune or global heavy hitter? Follow ...

The radio station keeps its countdown tightly guarded – but there are a few predictions that can safely be made ...

Nothing short of a phenomenon. Since late 2023, there was an almost tangible feeling that Ella Langley was primed to be country music's next female superstar. With early success on tracks like ...

Olivia Dean and Lola Young are the main nominees for the 2026 Brit Awards, which will be held in Manchester on 28 February.