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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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www.abc.net.au

Latest episode

Oct 28, 2026

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Episodes

The Shakeup: Cooked rental inspections, Elon's AI existential crisis and eSports in the Olympics? 31.03.2023

Should eSports be part of the Olympics and Elon's 'freaked out' by AI.

Olympic eSports, youth suicide, trans rights and UN climate duties 30.03.2023

Gaming is coming to the Olympics, trans rights matter, our response to youth suicide is flawed and there'll be legal consequences for countries that harm the environment.

Ticket sale struggles, kids vaping and Peter Bol tests negative 29.03.2023

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

Mass protests in Israel, youth advisors and there's water on the moon! 28.03.2023

Hundreds of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to protest their PM Benjamin Netanyahu, the federal government has established a new youth advisory panel and we found water on the moon!

Climate deal done, Labor dominance, #MeToo in Korea and how sweat could help your anxiety 27.03.2023

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

The Shakeup: Nazi salutes, bad speeches and back to school 24.03.2023

Nazis outside parliament, anti-trans protest and the AFP tackled Senator Lidia Thorpe — WTF is going on?!

Voice question, NSW election and the worst birthday speech ever 23.03.2023

The proposed question for the Voice referendum revealed, NSW goes to the polls and what if a speech at your birthday got you cancelled?

Darwin death, fish kill clean up and will Trump be arrested? 22.03.2023

The NT government has announced changes to bail laws and new police powers after a young bottle shop worker was stabbed to death, fish kill clean up in Menindee and will Trump be arrested?

Climate ultimatum, prisoners' Voice and multicultural healthcare 21.03.2023

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

Banning the Nazi salute, Gwyneth diet backlash and an arrest warrant for Putin 20.03.2023

Victoria is banning the Nazi salute, Gwyneth Paltrow is facing backlash for new 'diet' and the ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Putin.

The Shakeup: The Hemsworth effect, Oscars goodie bags and the student who hated Italy 17.03.2023

Oscar nominees being given parcels of outback land, that US exchange student and why the Hemsworths abandoning Byron could see property prices fall.

Chronic fatigue breakthrough, outback floods and funny-looking dinosaurs 16.03.2023

Research into long COVID could help people with chronic fatigue, floods in northern Australia and how do we know what dinosaurs actually looked like?

Students in poverty, unpacking climate policy and why young sports stars struggle 15.03.2023

Students are living in poverty due to the cost of living crisis, young sports stars struggling with their mental health and is the government doing enough on climate change?

Nuclear subs deal, AFL concussion class action and would you quit your job to sail to Greece? 14.03.2023

The government has signed a $368 billion deal for nuclear submarines, the AFL is facing a concussion class action and would you drop everything to sail across the world?

15-minute cities, flying with a disability and how the pokies lobby influences state politics 13.03.2023

How the pokies lobby got a NSW minister fired, the pitfalls of flying with a disability and why are people so angry about 15-minute cities?

The Shakeup: Call me daddy, the $2 billion Yeezy problem and what's 'reasonable' overtime? 10.03.2023

Prominent activist Sally Rugg is suing her former employer Kooyong MP Monique Ryan over the hours she was expected to work as Ryan's chief of staff. Plus, Adidas has $2 billion worth of Yeezy's that they don't know what to do with. And whether it's being called "daddy" or "good girl", what gives you the ick?

Mining that doesn't cook the planet, mating mice and WTF is a safeguard mechanism? 09.03.2023

A look at the governments Safeguard Mechanism, mining to tackle climate change and mating mice.

Taking on the Taliban, young home owners doing it tough and hidden slavery in Australia 08.03.2023

There's a journo in her 20's who's taking on the Taliban, home owners struggle to pay their bills and women are being forced into prostitution through human trafficking. 

How young people can save lives, a university smokescreen and do you really need insurance for that? 07.03.2023

Right now there are thousands of Australians with cancer anxiously waiting for a potentially life saving blood stem cell or bone marrow donation, and adults under 35 can help.

We are Gen F***ed, lying to sell vapes and does COVID increase your risk of herpes? 06.03.2023

Having COVID might increase your risk of getting herpes, online retailers have been lying to sell vapes and why we're Gen F***ed.

The Shakeup: Sticky Fingers booted, AI love and why can't Gen Z use old tech? 03.03.2023

Bluesfest has removed Sticky Fingers from their line-up after weeks of backlash. Plus, could you fall in love with a robot? And Gen Z can't figure out old school tech.

Special broadcast from the WorldPride Human Rights Conference 02.03.2023

Cause for hope for global LGBTQIA+ rights, the first openly trans US senator, and living a double life because you can't come out to your family.

Removing nudes from social media, the 'post-romance' era and rockets ruining the ozone 01.03.2023

Meta has announced a new tool to scrub nude images of children under that age of 18. Plus, rocket launches are damaging the ozone layer and are we living in the 'post-romance' era?

One year on from the floods and finally a tax rise that affects rich people 28.02.2023

A major change to super tax breaks could reign in intergenerational inequality and one year on from the Lismore floods.

Pill testing in QLD, eating disorders and getting divorced in your twenties 27.02.2023

The Queensland government has announced it will provide illicit drug testing. Plus, eating disorders are on the rise but the healthcare system isn't prepared for the crisis. And what's like to get divorced in your 20s?

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