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Working with mates, and cancelling welfare for climate protesters 04.10.2019 30:00 ↓

A new study says working with friends leads to a drop in productivity.

Jock Palfreeman, contract cheating, and the danger of work friends 03.10.2019 30:00 ↓

Jock Palfreeman has spent 11 years behind bars for murder.

Is it time to ditch the ATAR, and would you feed roo to your pet? 02.10.2019 30:00 ↓

Farmers in WA are being swamped by kangaroos. Could a strong pet food industry be the answer?

Trump and Australia, the morning after pill and loneliness 01.10.2019 30:00 ↓

One in three young people are lonely, but the solution isn't as simple as making more friends.

Animal sentience and Am I Ugly reddit posts 30.09.2019 30:00 ↓

"Am I Ugly" is a Reddit thread dedicated to judging people's looks, with some constructive and harsh criticisms.

Attenborough, Greta Thunberg at the UN, and legalising weed 27.09.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with novelist and comedian Matt Okine and NSW Young Liberals Vice-President Bridget Meany.

Legalising cannabis, Matt Canavan on Attenborough, and abortion decriminalised 26.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Sir David Attenborough slammed Australia's climate record. Finally, the Government gave us an interview.

Sir David Attenborough Part 2: Plastics, vegetarian food, and life after death 25.09.2019 30:00 ↓

The second half of our interview with the world's most renowned naturalist.

Sir David Attenborough talks to Hack about the fight against climate change 24.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Sir David Attenborough talks to Hack about the fight against climate change.

Climate talks, women and the environment and the new moon mission 23.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Every year, we ask triple j listeners about their lives. This year, climate change is the biggest issue for young people.

Climate Strikes, Trudeau brownface, and The Bachie finale 20.09.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with comedian Damien Power and The West Australian Assistant Editor Jenna Clarke

TikTok and the Hong Kong protests, and coal mine knocked back 19.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Researchers are concerned China is silencing citizen protests.

Gladys Liu under pressure, Indonesian fires, and festival drug deaths 18.09.2019 30:00 ↓

How do they compare with the Amazon's?

International pill testing: How does Australia compare? 17.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Tom Tilley travelled to Switzerland and the UK to see first hand how they are using 'front of house' drug testing at some of the biggest festivals.

Saudi oil attack, towns running out of water and climate change affecting our health 16.09.2019 30:00 ↓

The drought is now so severe, some country towns have started the countdown till day zero, when they run out of water.

Vaping deaths, R U OK, Brown Cardigan, and catching a con artist 13.09.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with comedian Nazeem Hussain and Daily Telegraph journalist Eliza Barr.

Centrelink debts after death, planet discovery, and seeking mental health help 12.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Here's the amazing story of how the discovery was made.

NSW festival deaths inquest, vaping concerns, and salty fake meat 11.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Vegan and vegetarian meat substitutes could pose health risks.

Queensland bushfires and suicide prevention day 10.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Joyce Deithorn's daughter Emily loved Netflix's teen drama series 13 Reasons Why. But the 19-year-old had a history of mental health issues.

Welfare drug tests, fish rescue and relaxing lock out laws 09.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Tom Tilley is back with you in the hosting chair, delving into the Government's proposed drug testing for welfare recipients.

Boris's Brexit, the greeting kiss, and objects from broken relationships 06.09.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with opinion editor for The Guardian Bridie Jabour and former NSW Liberals candidate Scott Yung.

Schoolgirl killer released, slow economy, and broken relationships 05.09.2019 30:00 ↓

A globally crowd-sourced art project reveals the pain behind everyday objects

Biloela Tamil family, Three Women, and more Brexit hiccups 04.09.2019 30:00 ↓

It's the book everyone's reading right now.

Women's pain and prejudice, climate change health emergency and West Papua 03.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Guardian reporter Gabrielle Jackson's new book looks into why doctors don't trust women when it comes to pain.

Climbing ban in the Grampians, Eurydice Dixon murder sentence and Hong Kong protests 02.09.2019 30:00 ↓

Climbers have now been banned from climbing in a third of The Grampians in Victoria.