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Hack

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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Do house prices in Australia need to be cheaper?

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2024/12/12

When we spoke to Housing Minister Clare O'Neil last month, we asked her if she wanted to see house prices come down. She didn't.So why aren't house prices going to get cheaper in Australia? And what does that mean for someone trying to crack into the market?Today we ask an expert.Guest:Ian Verrender, chief business correspondent, ABC

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The Shakeup: sport's biggest moments in 2024

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2024/12/11

It's Shakeup Week, and today's a big one: we're doing sport. From the most Googled athlete of the year, to a green-and-gold wave at the Olympics, drug scandals, and Aussies dominating internationally, these are the ups and downs of sport in 2024.Host Dave Marchese is joined by sports journalists and podcasters Marlee Silva and Josh Garlepp.

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How anti-Semitism is affecting young Australians

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2024/12/11

The escalating anti-Semitism in Australia over the past few months has been really scary. Police have called an arson attack at a Melbourne synagogue a terrorist attack, while cars have also been set on fire in Sydney and graffiti sprayed on homes. It's left many Jewish Australians feeling anxious and unsafe.In this episode of hack, we hear from them.Guest:Zac Morris, vice president, Australasian Union of Jewish Students

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0:29:00

The Shakeup: the pop culture moments that defined 2024

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2024/12/10

It's Shakeup Week. Today's target: pop culture. From the baby animals that dominated our feeds, to the space we held (and did not hold) for Defying Gravity and the Brat femininomenon, these are the pop culture moments that made 2024. Host Dave Marchese is joined by PEDESTRIAN TV's Issy Philips and comedian Billy D'Arcy.

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The Shakeup: what went down in politics in 2024

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2024/12/09

It's Shakeup Week. Today's target: Auspol. From some choice jewellery, to political protests, to the policies that took forever to get off the ground, this is the year in Australian politics. Host Dave Marchese is joined by former WA Liberal leader Zak Kirkup and author, influencer and former NSW Labor party staffer Alisha Aitken-Radburn.

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What just happened in Syria?

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2024/12/09

Syrians are celebrating all over the world, after rebel forces seized control of the capital Damascus, and ousted the longtime dictator, Bashar al-Assad.But what does the future of Syria look like? Will the millions who left the country now return? Is Syria about to become a democracy? Guest:Mouaz Moustafa, executive director, Syrian Emergency Task Force

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The Shakeup: Wrapped up, beg your pardons and a...

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2024/12/06

Was it just us, or was Spotify Wrapped just a bit sh*t this year?And the Hunter Biden pardon: fair or fraud? Plus, the biggest backflips and an NRL coach's war on the six-pack. Host Dave Marchese is joined by journalists Sarah Ison and Marty Smiley.

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0:30:00

Why are young guys becoming more Christian?

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2024/12/05

We're always hearing that Australians are turning away from churches in big numbers. But there's one group going the other way: Gen Z men. So what's behind this?Plus, Australia has changed its position at the UN to demand Israel end its occupation of the Palestinian Territories. And women say their real issues have been ignored by GPs because of weight stigma. Guests:Dr Andrew Thomas, lecturer in international relations and Middle East studies, Deakin UniversityFather Nathan Webb,

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0:31:00

Alex became an addict at 12. Now he's 1 year sober

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2024/12/04

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.Sobriety. Addiction. Harm reduction. In this episode, we're unpacking one of Australia's most deep-rooted issues: our drinking and drug culture. You'll hear Alex's story of addiction, as well as other Australians from across the country experimenting with sobriety.Plus, we get into the importance of carrying Naloxone this summer festival season.Guests: Alex Milovanov, sober advocate

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0:31:00

The future of music therapy and the NDIS

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2024/12/03

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.The NDIS has cut back funding for music therapy. We speak to those who use the treatment and the people who provide it.And, how much longer will it be until the Bali 9 are back on Australian soil? Plus, what's behind the huge spike in demand for private health insurance from young people?Guests:Michael Bachelard, reporter and former Indonesia correspondent, The AgeJen Hankin, musician and NDIS recipient

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0:30:00

Is Australia doing enough for young veterans?

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2024/12/02

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.The government reckons Australia needs to do more to support veterans and people serving in the ADF. So what’s changing, and do young vets reckon it’s enough?Also, a huge moment in Syria's 13+ year old civil war, with rebel forces overrunning the government in the city of Aleppo. And Joe Biden has pardoned his own son Hunter, who was facing possible prison time for gun and tax crimes. Plus, what's the

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The Shakeup: Holding space, bit on in politics and...

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2024/11/29

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.Dozens of bills passed in parliament this week; one will ban kids from socials. Also, does demonising Joe Rogan just insult millions of people, particularly men? Plus, there's a spy shortage in some countries. And if it's not Defying Gravity, what else are we holding space for? Host Dave Marchese is joined by journalists Perry Duffin and Charlotte Mortlock.

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Will houses ever get cheaper? We ask the Housing...

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2024/11/28

Time is running out to tell us what you want to hear in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.How will parliament's new housing bills actually help a generation of "forever renters"? We ask the Housing Minister Clare O'Neil. Also, 8 hostel employees arrested and backpacker Google reviews deleted: we have the latest on the mass methanol poisoning in Laos. Plus, medicinal cannabis sales in Australia are soaring, with about a billion dollars spent on products this year

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0:30:00

The towns that don't recycle

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2024/11/27

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.Drive your recycling 400km, or see it go into general waste: this is the reality in a bunch of regional cities around the country. Plus, a ceasefire has begun between Israel and Hezbollah. And what would no social media access until 16 have meant for you?Guests:Javed Ali, national security law expert, University of Michigan Dr Ben Madden, waste expert, Institute of Sustainable Futures at UTS

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0:31:00

The plan to end racism

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2024/11/26

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.Can we end racism? The Human Rights Commission thinks yes, and it's released a 10 year plan that it wants the government to adopt.Plus, after years of investigations, grand juries and court appearances, why have federal prosecutors in the US decided to drop two of the criminal cases against Donald Trump... and what about the other ones?Also: line dancing is back in a big way.Guests:Giridharan Sivaraman,

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0:29:00

Losing a brother to gambling addiction

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2024/11/25

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.As the government delays bringing in new limits to betting ads, saying it needs more time, we hear from someone whose brother took his own life because of his gambling addiction.Plus, some young First Nations people are rejecting Australian of the Year nominations. And what was (and wasn't) achieved at COP29? Guests:Kate, whose name we've changedMatt McDonald, associate professor, University of Queensland

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The Shakeup: Schoolies mums, heartbreak leave and AI...

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2024/11/22

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.The latest Schoolies essentials are... parents? Helicopter parents are taking over school leavers' celebrations here, and overseas. And ever needed a day off work to deal with heartbreak? In the Philippines, they're considering giving you one.Also, what annoying job do you actually wish AI could take over for you?Plus, a tv personality saved the day this week when he wrangled a snake on a plane.Host Dave

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0:30:00

Paying ransoms, cleaning graves and... milking spiders

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2024/11/21

The Australian government has a policy to never pay ransoms... so who does? And grave cleaning videos are taking over TikTok. Plus, spiders. Guests:Dr John Coyne, director of National Security Programs, Australian Strategic Policy InstituteEmma Teni, spider expert, Australian Reptile Park

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0:31:00

Did Donald Trump make bitcoin boom?

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2024/11/20

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.Crypto is experiencing one of the biggest booms in its history, but is a crash around the corner?Plus, France's mass rape trial has reached its final statements, with victim-survivor Giselle Pelicot calling out the "macho, patriarchal society that trivialises rape".And how young is too young to start a professional sporting career? Some ex-AFL players want to see the draft age raised. Guests:Brady Dale,

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0:30:00

What is methanol poisoning?

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2024/11/19

Tell us what you want to hear more of in 2025. Fill out the hack survey today.How do you go from having drinks with mates on holiday, to fighting for your life? That’s what happened to two 19-year-olds from Melbourne. So what do we know about methanol poisoning?Plus, Bunnings has been found to have breached Australian law by using facial recognition on its customers. And the gender pay gap in Australia means that, on average, women are working for free from today. Also, is

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