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The Liberals and women, gender reveal parties, and Hong Kong protests at UQ 31.07.2019 30:00 ↓

We hear from the woman who invented them, and now kind of regrets it.

Dodgy apartments, climate emergency and free mental health care for under 25s 30.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Hack reporter Avani Dias recently found out that the apartment she was living in was unliveable

Newstart, abortion decriminalisation and Medicare data used for research 29.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Barnaby Joyce has joined calls to raise Newstart, saying he struggles on his $211,000 salary.

Mack Horton, Boris Johnson and superannuation 26.07.2019 30:00 ↓

It's the Friday Shake-Up with Rick Morton and Alisha Aitken-Radburn.

The planet has never been hotter, voluntary super, protests at UQ and invisible disabilities 25.07.2019 30:00 ↓

New Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg says compulsory superannuation contributions should be scrapped for people earning under $50k.

Dylan Alcott and getting jobs for people with disabilities, Boris Johnson new PM of UK, and magic mushrooms in hospitals 24.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Tennis champion Dylan Alcott kicks off his new fight to remove barriers for people with disabilities to get jobs.

Grooming in schools, Australian murdered in Canada and drought fund 23.07.2019 30:00 ↓

The $200 million drought relief fund won't start flowing till next year.

Migraines, riots in juvenile detention and Mack Horton protests 22.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Migraines have become one of the most common brain disorders in the world.

Instagram changes, FaceApp and Russia, moon race, and festival deaths 18.07.2019 30:00 ↓

On the 50th anniversary of the first landing, the moon is back in the sites of space agencies.

Mental illness life expectancy, Trump's tweets, and donating sperm for a mate 17.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Would you "rub one out" so your friend could have a baby?

Private health insurance, anorexia and facial recognition 16.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Private health care is facing a 'death spiral' if young, healthy users abandon insurance.

Drug deaths, forced labour of Uyghur Muslims and extreme engagements 15.07.2019 30:00 ↓

A coronial inquest into drug deaths at music festivals heard there's often only one doctor on scene who doesn't know how to deal with life threatening reactions to MDMA.

Dating your mates, climbing Uluru, and flight shaming 12.07.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with AIME founder and CEO Jack Manning Bancroft and NAIDOC committee member Shannan Dodson.

Queensland mining deaths, home sperm-testing kits, and Uluru tourists 11.07.2019 30:00 ↓

We hear how this is affecting people on the ground.

Indigenous suicide, constitutional recognition, and dating your mates 10.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Dating your mates, from unwelcome drunk proposals to happy endings.

Uni cheating, Indigenous education, Instagram bullying and freedom of religion 09.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Being a helpful friend or family member and proof reading someone else's uni paper could land you in trouble.

Drug coronial inquest, treaty and NBN and Netflix 08.07.2019 30:00 ↓

The introduction of streaming services "killed" the NBN. Is the national scheme going to introduce a Netflix tax?

Kyrigos TV coverage, fat-shaming, and when work drinks backfire 05.07.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with The Feed's Victoria Zerbst and Adelaide Advertiser commentator Caleb Bond.

Tax cuts, soccer RoboCup, e-cigarette use, and young vets vs pokies 04.07.2019 30:00 ↓

They're slow and fall over heaps right now, but the droids may one day take on the humans.

HIV rates are down, even vegans kill animals, and body shaming 03.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Campaigns to stop body shaming appear to be not working. What's wrong?

Genealogy solving crimes, Hong Kong protests, chronic illness, terrorism arrests 02.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Could your family tree help solve crimes?

Japan renews whaling, penalty rate and tax cuts, and vomiting after cannabis use 01.07.2019 30:00 ↓

Japan have resumed commercial whaling for the first time in 30 years.

Missing Aussie in North Korea, whistleblower protections, and hangxiety 28.06.2019 30:00 ↓

The Friday shakeup with comedian Rhys Nicholson and Buzzfeed reporter Lane Sainty.

Missing in North Korea, bowel cancer checks, and Lucindale's One Night Stand 27.06.2019 30:00 ↓

Alek Sigley was studying in Pyongyang. He hasn't been heard from in days.

Freedom of the press, phone ban in schools, and the new Federal Environment Minister 26.06.2019 30:00 ↓

The Victorian Government is banning mobile phones in schools, even during lunchtime.