Caroline Tran

Caroline "Caz" Tran (born 1971) is an Australian music radio announcer. She has presented on the Triple J and Double J stations.

Tran immigrated with her family from Saigon, Vietnam, to Australia in 1975. After attending Macquarie University, she worked as a part-time receptionist and producer at 2SM. She graduated from the Australian Film, Television and Radio School in 1998 and later that year became a presenter for Triple J's midnight to early morning show. By the end of 1998, Tran became a presenter for Triple J's primetime show. Tran began working at Double J in 2014 and was working there when the radio station reached its 10th anniversary in 2024.

Early life and early career Tran was born in 1971. When she was three years old, Tran travelled by boat in 1975 from Saigon in Vietnam to Australia. The year after immigrating, she and her family were residents of a hostel in Nunawading, Victoria, for refugees. During her early years, she listened to the music radio station Triple J. In her youth, she perceived herself as an outsider, so she tuned in to the radio to pick up Australian culture and Australian humour. Tran completed her secondary education in 1988 and attended Macquarie University, where she took a class on radio broadcasting. After graduation, Tran worked part-time for 2SM where she responded to calls, recorded voice-overs, and was a receptionist, producer, and panellist. Super Requests is a radio programme that enables students to call in to ask for songs to be played. Reflecting on Triple J's 40th anniversary in 2015, the singer-songwriter Ella Hooper said that in her youth the radio station provided her with role models including Tran whom she called "smart and sassy".

At Double J's launch in 2014, Tran began working for the station. Airing on Saturday afternoons, her show had live performances and archived content. Tran has worked continuously at Double J for 10 years.