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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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29:44

Where are all the driverless cars?

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2024/06/20

Driverless cars are set to be the next big shift in car development. But can they handle Australian roads?And in his first visit to the country in 24 years, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a defence pact with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The deal means both sides would provide assistance in the face of "aggression". So what does that mean, and should we be worried? Plus, a quarter of young people feel anxious or embarrassed about their labia. With labia-shaming on the rise, some of them

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29:41

Are you ready for a nuclear reactor in your backyard?

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2024/06/19

After weeks of chatter, the Coalition has started pushing their election sales pitch. The big ticket item? Peter Dutton wants to put seven nuclear power plants across Australia.So where will the plants go? How much will they cost? What will the impact be? We unpack the Opposition's nuclear plan so far as well as the support and the pushback that's already coming from the community. Guest: Steve Fordham, business owner Johanna Bowyer, lead research analyst for Australian electricity, Institute

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29:43

This is what it's like growing up in a violent home

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2024/06/18

Courtney's mum was murdered in a domestic violence homicide. She's one of at least 1,000 kids who've lost parents this way, according to research from Melbourne University. And we’ve just heard about the impacts of growing up in a violent home, but what services are out there to help young people? This school on the New South Wales Central Coast is doing things a bit differently... Plus visa-free travel, two giant pandas and Cheng Lei blocked: the first Australian visit by a Chinese Premier in 7

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30:01

Do rehab programs in prison actually work?

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2024/06/17

Should prison be more about punishment or rehabilitation? We speak with inmates involved in a wildlife program that's helping the community and potentially setting them up with new careers. Also, ABC Four Corners reporter Avani Dias joins us to talk about her investigation into Indian spying in Australia. And you'll meet the young Australian surfers trying to save their beaches before they disappear. Guests: Avani Dias, reporter, ABC Four Corners Dr Julie Toohey, criminology lecturer, University

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00:30:10

The tax that could kill fast fashion

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2024/06/12

Australians are the world's biggest fashion consumers and it's fuelling a waste crisis. In France, they're talking about a tax to try to fix the problem - so will it work?And about 50 schoolgirls in Victoria have had their faces used to create AI porn that was then shared online. Can governments legislate quick enough to stop crimes like this before they take off? Also, last year former NRL player Jarryd Hayne was found guilty of sexual assault and jailed, but now he's walking free after his

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00:30:27

Is job hopping a red flag?

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2024/06/11

Ever thought about quitting your job? What about starting a whole new career? If so, you’re not alone: one study has estimated 700,000 young Aussies have considered switching jobs - and that’s just in the last three months. But is job hopping a bad look?Also on the show: the Australian government's official advice is "do not travel" to Afghanistan, but despite that, some young Australians are. But is that helping prop up the Taliban?And just when you thought the climate wars were over, here we go

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00:07:51

'Groped twice in one day': The reality of retail work

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2024/06/09

Whether it's the long hours, low rates of pay or dealing with annoying customers, working in retail can be tough, especially if it's your first job.But there's another side to the industry that rarely gets spoken about too: a culture of sexual harassment.So many of you messaged us on Instagram with your awful experiences from retail jobs, and a new study paints a very similar picture. It's found nearly half of women and a quarter of men have experienced sexual harassment while working retail.Why is

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00:29:14

Is it fair to pay young people less?

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2024/06/06

In some industries, for every dollar that a worker over 21 earns, their younger colleagues only get 40 cents. It's something the Australian Council of Trade Unions wants to change, but businesses are already gearing up to fight it. And skipping school, sleep, and work for the sake of gaming? That's the reality for some of the 100,000 Aussies who are "clinically addicted" to video games. And if that's you, psychiatrists have some tips about how to stop.Plus, is karma a relaxing thought? For half of

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00:30:40

More people are signing 'prenups' even if they're not...

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2024/06/05

Pick out the rings, choose a venue and sign the prenup. More couples are opting to secure their own money and enter Binding Financial Agreements – the Aussie version of a prenup – with their partners. And now that polls have closed, and after 43 days and with hundreds of millions of people having cast their votes, Narendra Modi has claimed a third term as India's prime minister. Plus WTF are the 'meat olympics'?GuestsMarg Neal, principal lawyer, Marshalls Dent and Wilmoth LawyersMeghna Bali, South

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00:30:18

Important, exploited or incompetent : the truth about...

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2024/06/04

What does complaining about being busy actually reflect about us? Everyone knows that stressing out doesn't really help anyone... but that doesn't stop us from doing it. And would you do 90-days of defence force service for Australian citizenship? It's a new policy being introduced to boost the number of recruits in Australia, but will it work?Plus, the average wait time for people trying to access the Disability Support Pension has blown out to 107 days. Now the government says it's working to

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00:28:42

Are we stuck in sharehouses forever?

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2024/06/03

Experts say you should only be spending 30% of your income to avoid rental stress. That formula would limit under 24s to a total rent of $176 a week. So is a rental that cheap even possible to find? And we always hear how Australia's gun laws and restrictions are world-leading. But could we be doing more?Plus, what’s your idea of a good time, letting loose and having fun? For one community in Newcastle, it’s dressing up as mermaids.Guests: Dr Sophia Maalsen, senior lecturer in urbanism, University

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00:29:47

The Shakeup: the guilty president, thou shalt not use...

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2024/05/31

A guilty verdict, 34 felony charges and a former president. On Thursday local time, Donald Trump walked out of the NY courtroom as a convicted criminal, after the verdict in his hush money trial was handed down. And Pope Francis got in trouble (and then apologised) this week for using a homophobic slur in a meeting reaffirming the Vatican’s ban on gay priests.Plus what is your hotel from hell story? Host Dave Marchese is joined by model and presenter Christian Wilkins and journalist and podcaster

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00:31:42

All eyes on (an AI-generated pic of) Rafah

Hack ·

2024/05/30

An AI-generated image has been shared MILLIONS of times as a show of solidarity with Palestinians, so where did it come from, what is it meant to achieve, and why has it swept around the world? And criminals, visas and deportations to New Zealand: this is why everyone in Parliament is talking about ministerial direction 99. Plus, hitchhiking feels like it only happens in movies, so why did the old tradition fade away? Guests:Kelly Lewis, digital media expert, Monash UniversityLinda Mahood, history

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00:29:39

OnlyFans, Supercars + sexists with Renee Gracie

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2024/05/29

Renee Gracie was the first woman in 17 years to take part in the Bathurst 1000 race, but it wasn’t an easy ride. After navigating blatant sexism in the industry, she left motorsport altogether and began a new career as an OnlyFans creator. Now a massively successful adult content creator, Renee is getting back into racing.Also, do you fall into the ‘missing middle’? It's the term experts are using to describe people who need mental health support that goes beyond the support of a GP or counsellor,

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00:30:39

Where are Gazans meant to go next?

Hack ·

2024/05/28

Witnesses described people burning alive and screaming into the night and now Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has called the airstrike that killed at least 45 Palestinians a "tragic mistake". So, where are Gazans supposed to go when designated safe zones are targeted? And what's going on with uni encampments around the country? Some have packed up, some have moved, and others are waiting it out. Plus, the struggle facing Afghan women and girls as devastating floods hit the country.And we know

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00:30:07

Is GHB back in a big way?

Hack ·

2024/05/27

In Victorian emergency rooms, GHB is one of the most common substances found when treating drug-affected people, so is juice back? Or did it never go away to begin with?And a landslide in Papua New Guinea has claimed at least 675 lives, according to the UN. The PNG government is expecting that number to rise as rescue efforts continue with two medical facilities and hundreds of homes buried beneath dirt and rock. Also, a new consent campaign was just launched by the government and this time it's not

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00:30:41

Could Ozempic end 'globesity'?

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2024/04/30

Ozempic has changed the way we treat diabetes. But it's its ability to aid rapid weight loss that has captured the world's attention. How will Ozempic change the way we live and interact with the world? Will obesity become a thing of the past? And is this kind of huge change even possible when shortages impact its supply? Hack unpacks Ozempic with best-selling author Johann Hari, obesity expert Dr Kathryn Williams... and a couple of bodybuilders too.Guests:Johann Hari, authorDr Kathryn Williams,

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00:07:43

What the fight against Elon Musk means for global...

Hack ·

2024/04/24

The fight between Elon Musk, the eSafety Commissioner and the Australian government is continuing over whether footage of the Sydney church stabbing should be completely removed from X.eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant says geoblocking the video doesn't go far enough. Elon Musk says it's "global censorship".So what could this battle for global content take-downs mean for the entire internet?Dave Marchese speaks with Dan Svantesson, a professor specialising in internet law at Bond

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00:30:10

25 women's lives: the number that's shocked Australia

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2024/04/24

25: that’s the shocking number of women who’ve died violently in Australia already this year, according to a tracking project by Counting Dead Women. And the official HECS/HELP debt indexation figure has been released today after the latest inflation data, and anyone with a debt will have a 4.7% increase on June 1. Plus, the battle between Elon Musk, X and the eSafety Commissioner is still going on, with a war of words now coming from all sides of politics. Also, around 1,000 activists are setting

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