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Hack brings you the stories that matter to young people. Every weekday host Dave Marchese and the triple j Hack team cover the latest news, politics and culture from all around Australia.
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DEEP DIVE: Should becoming a psychologist be easier?
Australia is in a mental health crisis and needs more psychologists.So, is the pathway to becoming a registered psychologist too long and convoluted?Current students say the system isn’t working.But there’s a …
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Australia is in a mental health crisis and needs more psychologists.
So, is the pathway to becoming a registered psychologist too long and convoluted?
Current students say the system isn’t working.
But there’s a proposal to streamline training from six years to five.
In this week's deep dive, we hear from students and established psychologists about the industry's bottlenecks and whether these proposed reforms will actually bring about change.
Guests:
- Dr Kelly Gough, President of the Australian Psychological Society
- Leanne Clarke OAM, Sydney-based psychologist
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THE SHAKEUP: Cricket's biggest controversy + when your 'out of office' goes viral
It’s been described by some as the cricket world’s ‘civil war’; the sandpaper scandal has made a comeback this week. Australia Test captain Pat Cummins has rebutted former player Usman Khawaja's ball tampering …
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It’s been described by some as the cricket world’s ‘civil war’; the sandpaper scandal has made a comeback this week. Australia Test captain Pat Cummins has rebutted former player Usman Khawaja's ball tampering claims, saying it’s "complete and utter nonsense" that everyone in the team knew. What do you think?And, the Finnish embassy went viral twice this week... over its staff training day?
Host Dave Marchese is joined by sports reporter Marlee Silva and Josh Garlepp from the Kick It Forward podcast.
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David Jones closures, double murder inquest + farm work to pay off your HECS?
David Jones is closing 19 stores, so what does that mean for those who rely on the retail giant for work? We chat with Chloe to find out what it's like as a young business owner stocked by DJs.Plus an inquest …
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David Jones is closing 19 stores, so what does that mean for those who rely on the retail giant for work? We chat with Chloe to find out what it's like as a young business owner stocked by DJs.
Plus an inquest into a double murder-suicide that shocked the country has heard some devastating evidence this week. We fill you in...
And if you could pay off your HECS-HELP debt by doing regional work in your summer break, would you give it a go?
Lifeline: 13 11 14Domestic and Family Violence: 1800 RESPECT
Listen now:
00:50 – David Jones fall-out
9:25 – Floreat double murders
15:42 – HECS-HELP debt
Guests:
- Chloe Barry Hang, business owner
- Lucy Murray, ABC senior reporter
- Charlie Plant, Young Nationals President
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Nvidia sexpionage, Beau Lamarre-Condon testimony + psych training simplified
A secret affair, AI, and espionage? It’s a story that’s scandalised the tech industry and the world: the CEO of Nvidia admitting to a love affair... with an alleged Chinese spy. Now, the company's stock has …
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A secret affair, AI, and espionage? It’s a story that’s scandalised the tech industry and the world: the CEO of Nvidia admitting to a love affair... with an alleged Chinese spy. Now, the company's stock has dropped and he's being sued by shareholders. We unpack it all.
And, former police officer Beau Lamarre-Condon has been in the witness box at his double murder trial. We get you across the latest evidence.
Plus, the path to becoming a registered psychologist can be a bumpy one, but there’s a proposal to simplify the process and get more people registered. Some say the changes will reduce quality of care, while others say it will encourage people to join the industry.
Listen now:
01:59 – Lamarre-Condon testimony
07:13 – CEO x alleged Chinese spy
11:55– Psychologist training changes
Guests:
- Jamie McKinnell, ABC reporter
- Dr Kelly Gough, President of the Australian Psychological Society
- Leanne Clarke OAM, Sydney-based psychologist
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INTERVIEW: Usman Khawaja on sandpapergate, racism and family
Eight years on ‘sandpapergate’, one of Australia’s darkest moments in sport, former cricketer Usman Khawaja has opened up about the notorious ball-tampering saga of 2018.Khawaja is one of Australia's best test …
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Eight years on ‘sandpapergate’, one of Australia’s darkest moments in sport, former cricketer Usman Khawaja has opened up about the notorious ball-tampering saga of 2018.
Khawaja is one of Australia's best test openers, and the first Muslim and Pakistani-born test cricketer for Australia, but his writing has sent shockwaves across Australian sport today.
In his first interview since his book Sabr was published, Usman Khawaja shares his reflections on religion and speaking up for human rights, and reveals the public and private impacts of the infamous ball-tampering scandal.
Guests:
- Usman Khawaja
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The black market demerit point trade, illicit peptides + the UN climate summit
A woman in Queensland has racked up over 1000 demerit points as part of an underground market that lets drivers offload their fines for cash.And, unqualified influencers are touting the benefits of unregulated …
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A woman in Queensland has racked up over 1000 demerit points as part of an underground market that lets drivers offload their fines for cash.And, unqualified influencers are touting the benefits of unregulated peptides on social media, despite warnings from health agencies that the products can have severe medical complications.Also, leaders from 190 countries around the world are gathering for the annual UN climate summit. So what role will Australia play?
Listen now:
01:17 – Black market demerits
09:02 – Promoting peptides online
23:33 – COP31
Guests:
- Tom Hartley, ABC 7.30 reporter
- Dr Timothy Piatkowski, steroid expert and researcher at University of Queensland
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DEEP DIVE: Interest rates, inflation and who's to blame?
For the fifth time this year the Reserve Bank has raised interest rates in a bid to combat persistently high inflation.The move has resulted in a political blame game with the opposition calling for the …
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For the fifth time this year the Reserve Bank has raised interest rates in a bid to combat persistently high inflation.
The move has resulted in a political blame game with the opposition calling for the government to reign in its spending, while the government says international factors are at play.
So what's really going on? And how are you feeling about it?
In this week's deep dive we unpack the reasons for the latest rate rise and hear from young people right across Australia about how inflation is impacting them.
Guests:
- Tim Wilson, Liberal MP, Shadow Treasurer
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THE SHAKEUP: The 28-year walk, blue wave at US midterms + sacked over pineapple on pizza
A British man finished walking around the world this week. The feat took him 28-years and he had hundreds of supporters cheering him to the finish line but not everyone was impressed.And, the Democrats have won …
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A British man finished walking around the world this week. The feat took him 28-years and he had hundreds of supporters cheering him to the finish line but not everyone was impressed.
And, the Democrats have won control of both houses of the US congress after what's been dubbed a "blue wave" in the midterm elections. Does that mean woke is back?
Plus, does pineapple belong on pizza? A court case in Queensland has brought the age old debate back into the headlines this week.
Host Dave Marchese is joined by Daily Telegraph reporter Jessica Wang and performer Etcetera Etcetera.
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The trial of Russell Brand, David Jones collapse + what drives Hannah Ferguson?
The jury for the rape and sexual assault trial of Russell Brand has heard more than three weeks of evidence. Now, they’ve retired to consider their verdict. We get you across everything that’s happened during …
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The jury for the rape and sexual assault trial of Russell Brand has heard more than three weeks of evidence. Now, they’ve retired to consider their verdict. We get you across everything that’s happened during the case.
And, we bring you the latest update on the David Jones collapse. There might still be a pulse for the retail giant that entered receivership. Will Christmas be saved for the store?
Plus, in this week's long listen, Dave sits down with Cheek Media founder, and hopeful political candidate, Hannah Ferguson.
Listen now:
01:00 – Russell Brand trial
06:20 – David Jones collapse
10:12 – Hannah Ferguson
Guests:
- Anoushka Mutanda Dougherty, BBC journalist and presenter
- Hannah Ferguson, Cheek Media founder
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INTERVIEW: Hannah Ferguson on taking on the PM, her critics and regrets
She's one of the most influential young political commentators in the country, leading a media company and hoping to unseat the Prime Minister.Some hold her up as a role model, others have accused her of …
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She's one of the most influential young political commentators in the country, leading a media company and hoping to unseat the Prime Minister.
Some hold her up as a role model, others have accused her of hypocrisy.
So what drives Hannah Ferguson?
In this chat, Hannah answers her critics, details the threats she's faced in recent months and unpacks her dream of a more inclusive political discourse in Australia.
Guests:
- Hannah Ferguson, political candidate and media founder
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MIDTERM SPECIAL: Is Trump losing his grip on power?
Often seen as a report card for the president, the midterm elections give American voters the chance to decide which party will control Congress for the second half of the presidential term. The results are in …
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Often seen as a report card for the president, the midterm elections give American voters the chance to decide which party will control Congress for the second half of the presidential term. The results are in, and the Democrats have secured a majority in both chambers. In this special edition of hack, we dig into the significance of the 'blue wave'.
Highest cash rate since '08 + does the Melbourne Cup still stop the nation?
There’s a big blame game going on in politics right now because the Reserve Bank has increased the cash rate again, in an attempt to reduce inflation. It's now at 4.85 per cent, making it the highest since …
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There’s a big blame game going on in politics right now because the Reserve Bank has increased the cash rate again, in an attempt to reduce inflation. It's now at 4.85 per cent, making it the highest since 2008. The government is pointing to outside influences, while the opposition says the problems are coming from inside the house. And, is the Melbourne Cup still the race that stops the nation? Crowds have been dipping since the 2010s but started to bump up again recently, with 90,000 expected to attend this year. Also in attendance were protesters who say the race is run on animal cruelty.
Listen now:
01:30 – Interest rate hike
18:55 – Melbourne Cup
Guests:
- Tim Wilson, Liberal MP, Shadow Treasurer
- Hunter Fujak, Senior Lecturer in Sports Management, Deakin University
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Gun buybacks underway, biggest housing downturn in decades + youngest F1 champ ever
The first phase of a new national gun buyback scheme has begun in New South Wales. The scheme was introduced after the Bondi Beach terror attack last year, with PM Anthony Albanese saying it was needed to keep …
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The first phase of a new national gun buyback scheme has begun in New South Wales. The scheme was introduced after the Bondi Beach terror attack last year, with PM Anthony Albanese saying it was needed to keep the community safe. But hunters and recreational shooters say they're being unfairly targeted. And, the housing market is facing its biggest downturn in 40 years. So how does this impact young people hoping to buy their own place?Plus, a leaked letter by the WA environmental watchdog says a plan by energy giant Woodside to drill for gas in a remote reef could put endangered turtles at risk. Environmental groups want the Browse gasfield development to be scrapped. And, Kimi Antonelli has become the F1's youngest ever champion at the age of 20 after winning the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Listen now:
01:50 – Gun buyback scheme
11:15 – House prices drop
19:33 – Scott Reef
24:12– Youngest F1 champion
Guests:
- Piers Grove, Gun Control Australia spokesperson
- Tim Lawless, Research Director at Cotality
- Elle Ballieu, host of the Paddock 43 podcast
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DEEP DIVE: Do Australian workers need reproductive leave?
Right now a federal parliamentary inquiry is looking into national employment standards across Australia.One of the key issues being considered is whether or not Australian workers should be entitled to paid …
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Right now a federal parliamentary inquiry is looking into national employment standards across Australia.
One of the key issues being considered is whether or not Australian workers should be entitled to paid reproductive leave, on top of existing sick leave entitlements.
Unions want workers to have access to at least 10 days of leave, which could be used for things like IVF, menstrual pain, vasectomies, endometriosis and other chronic conditions.
So how would that work? What impact would it have? And can businesses afford it?In this week's deep dive we break down how reproductive leave could work in Australia and the latest push to have it legislated.
Guests:
- Michelle O'Shea, Senior lecturer, School of Business at Western Sydney University
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THE SHAKEUP: Western Sydney confusion, Vegemite a human right? + Neighbours' AI episodes
Huge news for airports and viral internet memes this week as the two combined for a memorable opening of Western Sydney International Airport. A Kiwi bloke was planning for a trip away to Western Australia only …
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Huge news for airports and viral internet memes this week as the two combined for a memorable opening of Western Sydney International Airport. A Kiwi bloke was planning for a trip away to Western Australia only to step onto the tarmac in Western Sydney. Whether it's Paris, Texas or Paris, France, where have you ended up by accident?
Also, a convicted killer in Victoria's Barwon Prison went to the Supreme Court to overturn the prison's ban on Vegemite. He was unsuccessful but it got us wondering, what can't you live without?
Plus, art and AI don't seem to go hand-in-hand but they keep finding themselves in the same room... this time we're talking about the idea of using AI to make mini episodes of old TV shows.
Host Dave Marchese is joined by Emma Gillespie, from The Daily Aus and executive producer at The Guardian, Stephen Byrne.
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Israel's election deadlock + what an Epstein survivor wants young Australians to know
With about 90 per cent of the vote counted in the Israel elections, there's still no clear winner. Israeli's went to the polls on Tuesday for the first time since the October 7 attacks, but it could be weeks …
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With about 90 per cent of the vote counted in the Israel elections, there's still no clear winner.
Israeli's went to the polls on Tuesday for the first time since the October 7 attacks, but it could be weeks before they know who will lead the country.
Plus, in this week's long listen Dave sits down with model, advocate and Epstein survivor Lisa Phillips.
Listen now:
01:03 – Israel election
06:12 – Life as an Epstein survivor
Guests:
- Lisa Phillips, advocate, survivor and host of the From Now On podcast.
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INTERVIEW: Life as an Epstein survivor
The Jeffrey Epstein abuse scandal has been one of the biggest stories in the world for years.The revelations have horrified people, ended political careers, and forced responses from presidents, royalty and the …
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The Jeffrey Epstein abuse scandal has been one of the biggest stories in the world for years.
The revelations have horrified people, ended political careers, and forced responses from presidents, royalty and the richest people on Earth.
But what does it feel like to be at the centre of the story?
Lisa Phillips is one of hundreds of Epstein survivors.
She's been sharing her experience and speaking to other abuse survivors on her podcast From Now On.
In this week's long listen Lisa explains how she met Epstein, what happened to her and how she believes the abuser would react to so many women coming forward.
If this story raises any issues for you or anyone you know help is available. You can call the national domestic family and sexual violence counselling service on 1800 737 732 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.
Guests:
- Lisa Phillips, advocate, survivor and host of the From Now On podcast.
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The push for reproductive leave, Beau Lamarre-Condon latest + selling pieces of the Titanic
Should Australian workers get ten days off a year for menstruation, PMDD, endometriosis, IVF, miscarriage, menopause, prostate checks and more? We get you across the latest push for reproductive leave …
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Should Australian workers get ten days off a year for menstruation, PMDD, endometriosis, IVF, miscarriage, menopause, prostate checks and more? We get you across the latest push for reproductive leave entitlements.
Plus, the latest in the trial of former police offer Beau Lamarre-Condon.
Also, what’s the line between preserving history, and grave robbing? For decades artefacts from the Titanic have been brought to the surface and displayed around the world... but should they be?
Listen now:
01:22 – Double murder trial update
05:38 – Reproductive leave
19:50 – Robbing the Titanic?
Guests:
- Tony Ibrahim, ABC reporter
- Michelle O'Shea, Senior lecturer, School of Business at Western Sydney University
- Mike Brady, Oceanliner Designs
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Sunscreen crackdown, no apology from One Nation + Anthropic on Wall Street?
New regulations are being floated to ensure sunscreen does what is says on the label. It follows an explosive report from last year that showed a bunch of brands failed to meet their SPF claims. We hear about …
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New regulations are being floated to ensure sunscreen does what is says on the label. It follows an explosive report from last year that showed a bunch of brands failed to meet their SPF claims. We hear about the proposed changes and whether they go far enough.
And, is Senator Jacqui Lambie owed an apology? She's called One Nation's online political content that mocked her prolapse as "divisive" and "awful", but the creator says he's just trying to "do the best thing for the country and for satire".
Plus, hey Claude please explain this Anthropic IPO stuff to me... oh wait never mind there's a human expert on hack.
Listen now:
01:02 - One Nation cartoon
07:55 - Sunscreen SPF scandal
21:43 - Anthropic IPO
Guests:
- Alysia Thomas Sam, 7.30 reporter
- Dr Laura Dawes, expert in medicine and law at Australian National University
- David Taylor, ABC business correspondent
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Four pivotal elections, selling 'sunlight on demand' + cultural mutton birding
Four elections around the world could be about to shift international politics. Voters have been gathering in the streets in celebration and protest of what is yet to come. We get you across the developments …
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Four elections around the world could be about to shift international politics. Voters have been gathering in the streets in celebration and protest of what is yet to come. We get you across the developments for Brazil, Serbia, the US and IsraelAnd, federal politicians returned to parliament today for the first time since the attack on Helen Haines. Parliamentary business was suspended to allow MPs to share messages of support.Plus, a US start-up is planning on selling ‘sunlight on demand’ via giant mirrors in space. Sorry, what?
Finally, we hear about mutton birding – an Indigenous tradition that's been happening in Tasmania for thousands of years.Listen now:
01:09 – Global elections
12:44 – Helen Haines tributes
17:25 – Selling sunlight
25:00 – Mutton birding
Guests:
- Matt Doran, ABC Middle East Correspondent
- Sara Webb, Astrophysicist, Swinburne University
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DEEP DIVE: How Gen Z's drinking culture is changing Aussie pubs
For years we’ve been hearing about how entertainment venues have struggled to stay afloat because of rising costs and shifting drinking habits. Gen Z drinking is drinking less than other generations, and it’s …
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For years we’ve been hearing about how entertainment venues have struggled to stay afloat because of rising costs and shifting drinking habits.
Gen Z drinking is drinking less than other generations, and it’s changed how they go out.
But some pubs and venues are finding creative ways to attract a new generation.
On this week's deep dive you'll hear about what young people are looking for in a night out, and how businesses are adapting.
Guests:
- Mowgli May, Sydney Based DJ
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THE SHAKEUP: Helen Haines's attack, huge Airbnb rule change + you forget something?
It's been a heavy week of news with the alleged targeted attack on MP Helen Haines. We unpack what's unfolded online and in the political sphereAnd, soon Airbnb will ban hosts from making guests do check-out …
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It's been a heavy week of news with the alleged targeted attack on MP Helen Haines. We unpack what's unfolded online and in the political sphere
And, soon Airbnb will ban hosts from making guests do check-out chores like washing dishes and stripping the sheets (finally). It's got hosts pretty fired up, so how are guests feeling?
Plus, the Victorian Premier Ben Carroll made headlines this week when he drove off without paying for his petrol. True to the warnings plastered on every pump, the servo called the cops! He's since settled the bill (it was an accident) but it got us wondering, what have you forgotten to pay for?
Host Dave Marchese is joined by former Labor government staffer Alisha Aitken-Radburn and Zak Kirkup, former member of the Liberal Party.
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How young disabled people are feeling about Laneway + the Israeli activist calling for peace
Heaps of people are pumped about Laneway next year, but not everyone - some are nervous after the accessibility issues of the 2026 festival. Laneway has announced a new disability inclusion plan that they say …
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Heaps of people are pumped about Laneway next year, but not everyone - some are nervous after the accessibility issues of the 2026 festival. Laneway has announced a new disability inclusion plan that they say has taken on the feedback. So what's changing, and how are young people in the disability community feeling about attending?
Plus, how do you turn the biggest trauma of your life into something positive? Activist Yonatan Zeigen was on the phone to his mother during the Hamas-led attacks that killed her on October 7. He tells hack how his mother’s death generated a new voice in him.
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01:03 – Laneway accessibility
08:41 – Yonatan Zeigen
Guests:
- Yonatan Zeigen, activist
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INTERVIEW: Yonatan's mum was killed in the October 7 attacks. He's spent three years calling for peace.
Yonatan Zeigen's mum Vivian Silver was one of the most prominent victims of the 2023 October 7 Hamas-led attacks on Israel.The human rights activist spent her last moments speaking with her son Yonatan before …
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Yonatan Zeigen's mum Vivian Silver was one of the most prominent victims of the 2023 October 7 Hamas-led attacks on Israel.
The human rights activist spent her last moments speaking with her son Yonatan before being killed in a massacre.
But instead of responding to the death with anger, Yonatan decided to take on his mum's mission of pushing for peace.
In this week's long listen, Yonatan tells Dave why his mother's death was a wakeup call, what he believes is the way forward for Palestinians and Israelis, and his biggest fear ahead of Israel's upcoming elections.
Guests:
- Yonatan Zeigen, activist
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Haines health update, Sportsbet slammed after suicide + run clubs over nightclubs?
Despite reports that Gen Z is drinking less, the 'experience economy' has some pubs packed with young people. So how are they doing it? And, a coroner in Victoria has ruled that a gambling addiction led a …
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Despite reports that Gen Z is drinking less, the 'experience economy' has some pubs packed with young people. So how are they doing it?
And, a coroner in Victoria has ruled that a gambling addiction led a 22-year-old man to suicide. We unpack the findings from the coroner’s report.
Also, the NSW government says it will use legislation to allow the expansion of a Hunter Valley coal mine – despite a high court ruling against it. The move has been called "reprehensible" by a former Supreme Court Judge.
Finally, the latest on Helen Haines's condition and the charges laid against her attacker.
Listen now:
01:11 – Haines health update
06:36 – Coroner's gambling findings
12:55 – Hunter Valley coal mine expansion
19:46 – Gen Z drinking less
Guests:
- Charlotte King, ABC Climate Reporter
- Kristian Silva, ABC Court Reporter
- Mowgli May, Sydney Based DJ
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The fallout from the attack on MP Helen Haines
Australia's been left stunned after independent MP Helen Haines was attacked outside her electorate office in regional Victoria.In this special edition of hack, we hear the latest from the investigation, speak …
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Australia's been left stunned after independent MP Helen Haines was attacked outside her electorate office in regional Victoria.
In this special edition of hack, we hear the latest from the investigation, speak with friends and colleagues of Helen Haines about how they're feeling, and ask how this has changed Australian politics.
Guests:
- David Pocock, Independent Senator for the ACT
- Kate Chaney, Independent MP for Curtin
- Dr Josh Roose, extremism expert, Deakin University
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Violent protests in Europe, Greens senator speaks out, pregnancy discrimination + PhD poverty
Police in France have been firing tear gas and stun grenades into crowds, and the streets are littered with burnt cars, but these riots started as peaceful student protests. Why did the demonstrations escalate …
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Police in France have been firing tear gas and stun grenades into crowds, and the streets are littered with burnt cars, but these riots started as peaceful student protests. Why did the demonstrations escalate and how did they spread to other parts of Europe?
And, Greens senator Jordon Steele-John has released a lengthy statement on social media denying allegations of inappropriate conduct towards women and has blamed his party for the public fallout.
Plus, why are so many women coming forward alleging pregnancy discrimination at their job?
Finally, PhD students say that the stipend is not enough to live off and that it’s discouraging students from pursuing important research.
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01:16 – Protests in Europe
06:22 – Jordon Steele-John responds
11:29 – PhD stipend
20:02 – Pregnancy discrimination
Guests:
- Shalailah Medhora, triple j hack political reporter
- Avani Dias, Four Corners reporter
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DEEP DIVE: Can you be fired for being gay?
Did you know you could lose your job for being gay, getting divorced or falling pregnant?Protections in our national laws shield people from discrimination based on gender, sexuality, marital and pregnancy …
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Did you know you could lose your job for being gay, getting divorced or falling pregnant?
Protections in our national laws shield people from discrimination based on gender, sexuality, marital and pregnancy status, but exemptions allow religious schools to discriminate in certain circumstances for religious reasons.
A new bill attempts to change this, and has reignited debate between faith-based organisations and LGBTQIA+ advocates.
On this week’s Deep Dive, host Dave Marchese sits down with Michelle Pearse, CEO of the Australian Christian Lobby, and James, an LGBTQIA+ advocate, to hear both sides of the argument.
Guests:
- Michelle Pearse, CEO of the Australian Christian Lobby
- James, LGBTQIA+ advocate
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THE SHAKEUP: First day fails, Trump cans live stream, Shane Gillis joke falls flat + Kelly Clarkson v bird
New US press secretary Katie Zacharia’s first week on the job has been a bumpy ride with a rocky debut press conference followed by intense questioning over her qualifications. So, we hear about your first day …
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New US press secretary Katie Zacharia’s first week on the job has been a bumpy ride with a rocky debut press conference followed by intense questioning over her qualifications. So, we hear about your first day bungles. And, comedian Shane Gillis is in hot water over a joke about women’s gym outfits in his SNL monologue. Critics have labelled it sexist and misogynistic. Plus, Donald Trump has confirmed the execution of Nihal Hasan by firing squad will not be live streamed, following intense backlash. Also, Kelly Clarkson had her Pretty Woman moment... over a $22k mechanical bird?
Host Dave Marchese is joined by author and comedian, Lucinda Price AKA Froomes, and journalist, Marty Smiley.
Listen now:
03:43 – Live stream execution off
10:51 – Press secretary bungles first day
18:11 – Shane Gillies SNL joke
25:10 – Kelly Clarkson v bird
Guests:
- Lucinda Price AKA Froomes, writer, comedian & content creator
- Marty Smiley, ABC reporter
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Should Youth Allowance be scrapped? Greens senator allegations + the state of men
Greens senator Jordon Steele-John has taken leave from the Greens party room today, following allegations he made inappropriate comments toward women, which he denies. We get you across it. And, should we scrap …
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Greens senator Jordon Steele-John has taken leave from the Greens party room today, following allegations he made inappropriate comments toward women, which he denies. We get you across it. And, should we scrap Youth Allowance? A new report from Anglicare Australia reckons yes – saying young people shouldn’t get less than the regular Job Seeker Payment.
Plus, we’re joined by journalist and host of new documentary The State of Man, Marc Fennell, who has investigated the world of the manosphere, and reveals what he thinks could be the antidote.
Listen now:
01:11 – Jordon Steele-John allegations
05:05 – Nixing Youth Allowance?
14:05 – The ‘manosphere’ and more
Guests:
- Shalailah Medhora, triple j hack political reporter
- Felix Hughes, President of the National Union of Students
- Marc Fennell, journalist and host of 'The State of Man'
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