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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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Why the PM is in Alice Springs and the tech job crunch 24.01.2023 30:00
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has flown into Alice Springs today after days of pressure from the federal opposition and national media over crime and alcohol-fuelled violence in the town.
Andrew Tate's detention extended and dating app abuse in the spotlight 23.01.2023 30:00
Divisive internet personality Andrew Tate will remain behind bars until the end of February after his appeal to be released was rejected last week.
Are fangirls crazy, or the backbone of the music industry? 20.01.2023 7:06
From Beliebers to Beatlemaniacs, strong fanbases have been around for decades.
Your ancestry DNA could help solve a crime 19.01.2023 6:26
Police overseas are using DNA databases from private ancestry companies to help solve crimes. Could it happen here too?
One town's flood history helps neighboring communities 18.01.2023 4:36
Northern Victoria's devastating floods, sees communities band together to pick up the pieces.
When your friend's wedding sends you broke 17.01.2023 13:10
What to do if you're expected to fork out thousands for someone else's big day.
Locked up in an Iranian jail 16.01.2023 14:18
Dr Kylie Moore-Gilbert tells us her extraordinary story of surviving more than 800 days in an Iranian prison, locked up for crimes she says she didn't commit.
G Flip reflects on coming out as non-binary 13.01.2023 11:57
A year after they came out as non-binary, music superstar G Flip brought us a powerful song unpacking their journey to where they are now.
Are no female changerooms stopping women playing sport? 12.01.2023 5:38
Sports changerooms: you get into your uniform there before your game, and shower there after. But for many female and gender diverse players, it's not that simple.
Why do so many people have excruciating IUD insertions? 11.01.2023 31:40
We're revisting one of the biggest stories of last year: why can getting an IUD inserted be excruciating?
The relationship between horror films and chronic pain 10.01.2023 5:58
There's scientific evidence that shows fear can trump pain in the brain, which could explain why some people with chronic pain enjoy slasher movies.
After three La Niñas in a row, what weather does 2023 have in store for us? 09.01.2023 5:29
Just as we're getting used to our lives being dictated by La Niña, a different weather phenomenon may be on its way.
"Mentally sick, physically thicc": how therapy memes help us 05.01.2023 6:33
The youth mental health crisis ain't getting any better, but memes are helping some young people lighten the load.
Would you drink synthetic milk? 04.01.2023 6:10
Would you drink milk that's grown in a lab? It could be on supermarket shelves in the next couple of years.
Can citizens fix a government's climate policy? 03.01.2023 39:32
In 2019, 150 French citizens were asked to come up with their country's climate policy and told that their ideas would be adopted. Did it work?
Why you can't pay attention 02.01.2023 14:04
Do you really struggle to pay attention? You might think you just have no self-control, but experts say it's not your fault.
'Black Snow' TV series filmed in rural Australia tells of dark past 29.12.2022 6:47
We went on to the set of a new murder mystery series filmed in rural Australia that delves into Australian South Sea Islander history.
How does #farmtok help young people on the land? 28.12.2022 6:28
From an isolated paddock to the screens of millions, young farmers are taking off on social media.
Can artificial intelligence... feel things? 27.12.2022 12:35
We're revisiting one of the creepier stories we ran this year: remember when a Google engineer said he reckoned one of the company's artificial intelligence systems was sentient?
20 years ago, Mitch survived the Bali bombings 26.12.2022 23:29
20 years ago, 18-year-old Mitch was on a dream trip in Bali with his brother and best mates. His life changed in an instant after a bomb went off metres from where he was standing. in Kuta in October 2002 with his brother Jake and some mates. There life would never be the same again after surviving the deadliest terror attack against Australians.
Narrabri Gas Project cleared despite Gomeroi traditional owners not consenting 22.12.2022 8:05
The National Native Title Tribunal has paved the way for the controversial Narrabri Gas Project to go ahead, rejecting a novel climate change argument that traditional owners had hoped would stop the development.
Better call Saul 21.12.2022 45:41
Saul Griffith has an ambitious plan to save the planet. And it all begins at home.
Ellidy lost her soulmate. Then they had a miracle baby 20.12.2022 16:00
After her partner died, Ellidy was given hours to make a life-altering decision: would she use his sperm to try for the baby they'd always wanted?
Dancing to forget the pain of war 19.12.2022 5:23
On top of the death and destruction, the war in Ukraine has also had a huge impact on youth culture and the music industry.
Has Anthony Albanese kept his election promises? 18.12.2022 8:02
It's been over six months since Labor won the federal election and Anthony Albanese became Prime Minister.
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