Hack

Three quarters of dating app users have experienced online sexual violence, plus young women are disillusioned with politics, the government wants to protect more land, and here's what happened when France asked ordinary citizens for climate policies.

Join Hack's Dave Marchese with writer, director and performer Eliza Reilly and KIIS FM newsreader Brooklyn Ross.

The value of the British pound has tanked, Italy has elected a far-right leader, young miners are digging for opals, and true crime shows are being accused of profiting from trauma.

The government has presented plans for an anti-corruption watchdog, Queensland is quitting coal by 2035, and a sleep scientist tells us how to sleep.

The UN has ruled government climate inaction violates human rights, plus the fuel discount will soon end, Tasmanians are pushing for their own AFL team, and NASA is testing our planetary defences.

Protests in Iran have turned deadly,  almost 10 million Australians see their personal data exposed, and a new podcast investigates the devastating impact of concussions in sport.

Join Hack's Dave Marchese with Daily Telegraph journalist Perry Duffin and podcast host Elfy Scott.

Claims of bullying and racism at Hawthorn are being investigated, ABC analysis shows how bad the rental crisis is getting, and a new film series dives into Australia's frontier wars.

Members of the Robodebt class action are getting their payouts, a new documentary tells the story of the battle to save the Amazon, and Serial's Adnan Syed has been released from jail.

Dave Marchese interviews the executive producer of The Territory, Txai Suruí.

Lab-grown milk is coming, a complaint has been filed over the census, attitudes to vitiligo are changing, and politicians are getting more awkward on social media.

Join Hack's Dave Marchese with former WA Liberal leader Zak Kirkup and comedian and social media identity Aurelia St Clair.

Sri Lanka's protest movement is the target of a government crackdown, a historic flag is stoking anger in Cooma, and Patagonia's owner is giving the company away.

The Liberal Party is trying to win women back, organisers cancel festival after La Nina confirmed, and Melissa Caddick inquest begins.

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

Ukraine's forces launch a counter-offensive, Indigenous elders reflect on the Queen's death, and Australians with addictions face long wait lists for rehab.

To mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II, we're bringing you a special episode of Hack, with perspectives from around Australia and across the globe.

How men and women respond to breakups differently, NZ's push to make official language easier to understand, and the Climate Bill passes the Senate.

Employers are trialling the "four-day week", a young Samoan activist is calling for climate action, and meet our current youngest federal MP.

Britain has a new prime minister, thousands of Australians are stranded in Bali, and a study is using simple saliva tests to detect preventative diseases.

Artwork created by AI wins art prize, meet the Australians who own pet crocs, and government to investigate TikTok data harvesting.

Join Hack's Dave Marchese with Forbes Australia writer and social editor Emily Vernem and musician Raph Dixon.

An investigation has painted a horrible picture of how women are treated in the music industry, plus the latest from the national jobs summit, and getting to sleep with brown noise.

New research into sexual violence tells an awful story, plus the curious science of doppelgangers, and what to expect from the national  jobs and skills summit.

Australians who've quit their jobs over climate change, calls to scrap COVID isolation, and Chris Dawson found guilty of murdering his ex-wife.