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The Indigenous community of Yuendumu have gathered to remember teenager Kumanjayi Walker, who was shot by police on Saturday night. His cousin Samara Fernandez-Brown speaks to us about his life and how their family are grieving. And with catastrophic fire warnings in place in NSW, we go to the ground in the areas worst affected by the blazes to hear community responses to the fires and what they w...

The Friday shakeup with Jenna Clarke, assistant editor of the The West Australian, and model and media personality Christian Wilkins.

The Coalition has unveiled a $1 billion package to help farmers affected by the drought. Here's how farmers reacted. Plus, an Adelaide woman whose house was raided by police for supplying cannabis oil has been spared a conviction. And should drug rehab ever involve religion? Hamish went to a rehab centre run by Hillsong. Then he got baptised.

Asylum seekers rejected by Australia could be resettled in Canada under a unique program that allows individuals to privately sponsor refugees. Plus, our national female soccer players have struck a deal to get the same as the men - setting a major precedent for women's sport. And how young is too young for police to strip search? It's been revealed children as young as 12 have been strip-searched...

Kiwi singer Lorde recently told her fans her pet dog had died and her grief would play a big part in her next album. If you've ever lost a pet, you might understand the grief that it brings. We speak to Dr David Foote, a veterinarian and grief counsellor, about bereaved pet owners. Plus, it's the race that stops the nation, but how did protesters impact the Melbourne Cup today? And the latest Aust...

Butcher Tammi Jonas used to be a vegan, but turned back to meat and became a pig farmer. She features on a new documentary called Eating Meat, which highlights the need for traditional and sustainable farming methods. Plus, the Disability Royal Commission has begun its first hearing, focusing on education. Nas Campanella reports on the key moments of the first day. And we chat to Marc Randolph, co...

The Friday shakeup with Junkee deputy editor Patrick Lenton and BuzzFeed reporter Hannah Ryan.

Victorian police have been accused of using too much force against against climate activists at the IMARC mining conference in Melbourne. Plus, Twitter will soon ban all political ads on its platform. Will Facebook follow suit? And if you've had an eating disorder, you're going to be able to access a lot more treatment. The Government has announced extra Medicare-subsidised mental health and dieti...

The UK is heading for a December election to break the Brexit deadlock. Plus, we speak to Minister for Indigenous Australians Ken Wyatt about the Coalition's plan for a "voice to government" for Indigenous Australians. And can you really be friends with an ex? Hack's Tim Swanston investigates.

As the leader of ISIS found himself cornered by elite US troops, the President watched on in real time.

Brooke Blurton and Remy Hii join Avani Dias on the Shake-Up to chat about Uluru, reality TV and being indestractible.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after 39 people were found dead inside the container of a truck. It's being called one of Britain's worst people-smuggling tragedies.

An Australian reality TV contestant has won a landmark compensation case over psychological trauma suffered while appearing on Channel Seven renovation program House Rules.

What could you achieve if you could master distraction? Behavioural engineering expert and author Nir Eyal on how distraction works, and the methods you can use to curb it.

High profile environmental activist Erin Brockovich is in Australia speaking out on the effects of PFAS contamination. She's urged Australians to act to prevent what she says is a 'potential public health crisis'. Plus, journalist Chris Uhlmann discusses why media companies from all over Australia are uniting to fight for press freedoms and the public's right to know what's going on in this countr...

The Friday shakeup with comedian Tom Ballard and Daily Telegraph journalist Eliza Barr.

The tragic story of Jessica Michalik, who died in a crowd crush on January 26, 2001.

Exams are here. Do we need to change the way we think about stress?

An alarming report about insects came out earlier this year, which found 40 per cent of insect species are declining.

Brigid Kosgei broke a 16-year record at the Chicago Marathon this weekend, a day after Eliud Kipchoge became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours.

The Friday shakeup with Kirk Docker from You Can't Ask That and journalist and broadcaster Jan Fran.

We hear from the mother of a boy who died on a four-wheeler, and whether she's satisfied with the new rules.

An evolutionary psychologist explains the human condition of hatred.

Green Light is a new Australian doco about the lengths two guys go to to give people medicinal marijuana.

From huge marches in Hong Kong to the global climate change rallies, protesting is everywhere.