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A Melbourne woman says she was fired for telling her colleagues about her pay rise. What are your rights in this situation? Shark nets at beaches have been controversial for years and an environmental group reckons some of the animals caught aren't reported in government data. And Paul McCartney is working with AI to release a new Beatles track with John Lennon's voice. We take a look at how artif...

There's a new campaign launched  to lower the voting age in Australia from 18 to 16, but would it work and who would it benefit? 17-year-old Wah Nay Moo is hiding in the Thai jungle trying to escape the Myanmar military government. His cousin is trying to him into Australia, but with the backlog of humanitarian visas, it's a long and dangerous wait. And a Victorian report on mental health has foun...

It's the Shakeup and we're talking … about the very unpopular "advice" being dished out by the Reserve Bank governor, how the PETA founder is bequeathing her body parts to world leaders and the new Qantas casual.  Dave Marchese is joined by actor and comedian Ruby Teys and SMH crime reporter Perry Duffin.

A lot of people hate disruptive protests, like throwing paint on a famous artwork or stopping traffic on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. But there's a good reason protesters are going to these extremes. On another extreme topic, the federal government has flagged new legislation to ban Nazi symbols including the public display of flags, on armbands and T-shirts. We also hear from some country folk gett...

Have you ever been drink spiked? It's pretty scary. What about needle spiking? It seems like a crazy thing to happen, but there are reports of people who have been injected with a substance without their consent in Australian clubs and pubs. We hear from two friends who got needle spiked on a night out in Sydney, talk to experts about the problem and find out what you should do if you get spiked....

At the moment, Aussie performers are involved in more than 12 massive Broadway shows, and changes are coming to make it more accessible for people to audition than ever before. We hear from some of the stars leading the way. Have you ever considered moving back in with your family to help ease your cost-of-living costs? Now some people are moving back in with their parents and grandparents to ease...

Have you ever thought what would happen if you jumped out of a plane skydiving … and the parachute didn't open? Brad Guy survived this worst-case scenario, with his family and close friends all watching him in freefall. We chat to him about his experience and the aftermath dealing with PTSD and mental illness. Also, more than 20 years after being jailed over the deaths of her four children, Kathle...

It's The Shakeup and we're talking... Why do premiers and prime ministers keep quitting? What's the shadiest s**t you've ever done during an internship? And can you really rewrite your history on the internet? Dave Marchese is joined by influencer Alisha Aitken-Radburn and Zak Kirkup, National Indigenous Times ( plus former WA Liberal Party leader).

It feels like there's always been this debate about whether blue balls is real or not. But there hasn't been a heap of scientific research about it… until now.  After years and an estimated $25 million spent on the case, a judge dismissed Ben Roberts-Smith's defamation claim against The Age, the SMH and the Canberra Times (plus journalists). The court found the newspapers proved the unlawful killi...

There are still heaps of uni students who have to take work placements to finish their degrees — especially in areas like teaching and healthcare. But it's sending some below the poverty line and is it really fair?  And the AFL has completed it's review of Hawthorn Football Club and made no adverse findings against former staff, despite some serious allegations of racism towards indigenous players...

What's a little luxury in your life? In this current cost of living crisis, is putting yourself first something you can't find the cash for?  Also, the South Australian Government is cracking down on protesters which could see people fined up to $50,000 — or even three months in jail — for obstructing a public place. Plus, are you into breakdancing? It's the newest addition to the 2024 Olympic Gam...

The US says it's ready for conflict in outer space, saying Russia and China have left the nation "no choice" but to prepare for Milky Way warfare, but what would a fight in space look like?

It's the Shakeup and we're talking Netflix banning password sharing, the generational praise divide and whether the media will ever improve in discussing race.

People are being charged $3K for an ADHD diagnosis and a 95-year-old grandma has died after being tasered by police in her nursing home.

Will WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange ever be free? Plus, the new mental health training program for hospo workers. And is Modi really the 'most popular leader in the world'?

triple j Drive presenter Michael Hing tells us what it's like rocking up to work each day knowing you'll face racial abuse, Stan Grant leaves Q+A over racial attacks and hope for women with PCOS.

For as long as people have been working together, they’ve been secretly hooking up! But can it ever work? And the government has announced a major crackdown on services like Afterpay and ZipMoney. So how does it affect you? Editor's Note: This episode previously included an interview with sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal about the Four Corners story Cocaine Nation. Following an internal ABC review, t...

It's the Shakeup and we're talking Biden cancelling on Albo last minute, f***ing up online and how much of your personal life should you share at work?

The guy who oversaw the trial of Bruce Lehrmann has been temporarily replaced, the Titanic wreck has been fully visualised for the first time and should you tell your boss about your mental illness?

The stories that matter to young Australians, in your ears and 24/7 on your feeds.

Young women are being targeted to freeze their eggs despite the science being unclear. Plus, what ever happened to KONY 2012? And how can you cut down on food wastage and save money?

There's mass protests over a new stadium in Tasmania, Dungeons and Dragons is taking off in FNQ and is it time for us to become a republic?

It's the Shakeup and we're talking Eurovision, the budget and the sign of the MrBeast.

The stories that matter to young Australians, in your ears and 24/7 on your feeds.

The federal budget has landed, but it doesn't seem to deal with the cost of living crisis facing young people. We ask the government some hard questions about their budget priorities.