The Sustainable Breakfast Series is on again following on from last year's delicious success with radical radio, a delicious free breakie and live local music. Join the live audience and hear discussions from 3CR breakfast presenters on local sustainability issues, from setting up cheap renewable energy and workers co-operatives to urban agriculture and building resilient communities in the Yarra area from Monday-Friday, March 23-27, 7am-8:30am.

The 3CR Raffle was drawn yesterday live on Lazy Wednesday and the winners are:  

1st PRIZE: A LUXURIOUS GLAMPING WEEKEND donated by  HappyGlamper - Vicki Beitseen

Tune in for Live Broadcast 4am -6am Wednesday 3 December from the Eureka Dawn Ceremony at the site of the Eureka Massacre (Cnr Stawell and Eureka Sts Ballarat). As part of the day long series of events organised by the Anarchist Media Institute commemorating the 160th Anniversary of the Eureka Stockade massacre starting with the 4am dawn vigil, Eureka Awards ceremeny at Bakery Hill, a long march through the stre

Wednesday 3 December is International Day of People with Disability, and 3CR is celebrating with 12 hours of disability resistance, culture and pride. We’ll have a Big Bold Breakfast with Phin and Daniel from The Boldness, and disability day shows from Brainwaves, Small Talk, Radical Australia and Refugee Radio.

Come along to the 3CR Radio Awards and celebrate another incredible year of programming at 3CR! This year voting is open to 3CR subscribers online - here. But get in quick, voting closes on Wednesday 26th of November at 5pm.

As the G20 exclusion zones go up in Brisbane, 3CR continues to broadcast live from the Musgrave Park - Brisbane Aboriginal Sovereign Embassy.  3CR's broadcasts provide access all areas to ideas and real alternatives to the G20 capitalist talkfest, once again making ecconomic decisions about our future without our input or consent. So tune in as we broadcast from the Decolonisation Before Profit

3CR is very proud to announce the launch of the Beyond the Bars 2014 CD. The 2014 CD is a selection of songs, poems, raps, stories and conversations from Aboriginal men and women inside 6 Victorian prisons broadcast during NAIDOC week. The launch will feature excerpts from the CD, live music and a panel discussion MC'd by Beyond the Bars founding member, Kutcha Edwards.