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Should a drone really be able to deliver your HSP?

Gender-diverse players say policies about hormones in some community sports make it hard to find a space where they're safe and included. 

Significant protests have swept across China's mainland, with some calling for an end to COVID-19 restrictions and others for the removal of the president.

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How in touch are the state's political parties with young voters ahead of the weekend's election?

NASA says astronauts will be living and working on the moon by the end of the decade.

The federal government will legislate new protections for Indigenous heritage sites after Rio Tinto's destruction of a sacred rock shelter at Juukan Gorge in WA.

We've seen celebrities do it for years: making break-up announcements over social media. 

Australian researchers have a bright idea to make a highly polluting industry accountable by embedding a code in plastic that would trace it back to the manufacturer.

Despite the procedure being legal all over the country, people outside the major cities face difficulties accessing abortions.

A 5.6 magnitude quake south-east of Jakarta has left at least 162 people dead, many of whom were children.

FIFA has banned players from wearing armbands to support the LGBTQIA+ community in Qatar, causing yet more controversy at this year's World Cup.

Access to disability support in remote areas can be a huge struggle, but one young Norfolk Island resident says having decent support has changed his life. 

Flood-ravaged areas are being warned more mozzies are on the way, and they're enormous.

While most people have a pretty positive experience, a lot of young Australians are "racking up unaffordable debts" through "buy now, pay later" companies. New government regulations, such as credit checks, could soon become a part of the application to access companies such as Afterpay and Zip. Live guests: Stephen Jones, Minister for Financial Services Melissa Browne, financial educator

Young people have shared their experiences of dating in their teenage years, including some who said they were at risk of death at the hands of their partner. 

Join Hack's Dave Marchese with Emma Gillespie, presenter and journalist at Mamamia, and KIISFM newsreader Brooklyn Ross.

Conservatives are worried that young, single women are threatening right-wing politics. Plus, lowering the age of independence for Centrelink payments, and why a billion young people are at risk of hearing loss. 

The etiquette around phubbing, or snubbing the people you're with to look at your phone. Plus, NSW's Central West is flooding, Iran has sentences a protester to death, and music festivals are struggling to survive a run of bad luck.

COVID cases in Australia have increased by almost 50 per cent over the past week. Plus, inflation is piling extra debt onto students, and the global population has hit 8 billion.

The man known as the "King of Crypto" has lost a $25 billion fortune in just a few days. Plus, leaked audio reveals Queensland police staff in racist conversations, and Ukrainian troops have taken the southern city of Kherson.

Join Hack's Dave Marchese with The Daily Aus's Sam Koslowski and comedian Nina Oyama.

Research has found talking to strangers can improve your wellbeing. Plus, the controversy over the exploitation of migrant workers at this year's Qatar World Cup, and some tips for recycling properly.

A Sydney University law student reckons an exam question may have trolled her for her conservative political beliefs. Plus, hackers have posted Medibank customer's personal information, and Dylan Alcott has launched a new employment website.