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The Australia Day long weekend kicks off tomorrow, so we've compiled the ultimate listening guide of what's happening across ABC radio. From Saturday through to Monday, whatever your taste, you can conveniently hear it all in one place on the ABC listen app.
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| | | | | triple j's annual, iconic countdown kicks off this year at 12pm AEDT, Saturday 25 January. No matter where you are, you can listen to the Hottest 100 songs, as voted by Australia, live on the ABC listen app.
It doesn't stop there though! Catch the Hottest 200-101 on triple j, 10am your local time wherever you are in Australia.
Prefer to take it back a couple decades? Listen live to Double J instead, who will be playing the Classic Hottest 100 of 1999, 10am your local time, Monday 27 January. |
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| | | | | ABC Classic is “rescreening” the complete top 100 from 2013’s Classic 100: Music in the Movies across the 2020 Australia Day long weekend, 25–27 January.
The weekend will be hosted by your favourite ABC Classic presenters, with Screen Sounds presenter Dan Golding counting down the top five from 3pm on Monday 27 January.
Back in 2013, you voted Ennio Morricone’s score to The Mission (featuring "Gabriel’s Oboe") as your number one soundtrack.
As we rescreen the top 100 over the 2020 Australia Day long weekend, we want to know whether The Mission still tops your list of the greatest scores ever. |
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| | | | | Join us from Saturday 25 January on ABC Radio as we bring you a weekend full of significant ceremonies, live events and spectacular entertainment.
In addition to the coverage of The Australian of the Year Awards and Australia Day events, the ABC will share stories from those Australians living in bushfire affected communities – stories of generosity, solidarity and community spirit.
The Australian Of the Year Awards celebrates its 60th anniversary live on your local ABC Radio station from 7.30pm on Saturday 25 January. Hosted by Kumi Taguchi and Jeremy Fernandez. |
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