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We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. Listing of content Politicians call for changes to 'unfair' HECS repayment system Current and former university students copped a massive 7. Young people are in a mental health crisis. The government admits it doesn't really know what to do about it In the 12 months since Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions went from 20 back to 10, young Australians have suffered detrimental impacts to their mental health. TGA's new changes to advertising rules leave cosmetic injectables businesses 'silenced', practitioners say Practitioners say the new rules around cosmetic injectables effectively gags their businesses and limits the information prospective patients can receive about their care.

Hack triple j

Source: triple j. Hack brings you the stories that matter to young people. Discover more on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. Text us on rates apply. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. Program: Hack. All Episodes Contact Us. Brought to you by triple j. Presented by. Get the triple j app Take your favourite podcasts and radio with you. Also available on ABC listen app. The Shakeup: breath testing pollies, retracting records and the cult of run clubs So many Aussie workers get drug and alcohol tested at their jobs, so why don't our politicians? Plus, the world's oldest dog has controversially had its world record stripped. Justice for Bobi? We discuss.

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Hack is the title of a current affairs radio program on Australian national radio broadcaster Triple J. The show began at the start of after a shake-up of the station's programming. The previous current affairs program, The Morning Show , from 9 a. It was hosted by Steve Cannane until mid At this point, Cannane left Triple J radio to become the current affairs reporter for their jtv program. He won the Walkley Award for Broadcast Interviewing in Kate O'Toole was Cannane's replacement as host of the radio program.

We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. Listing of content Drinking, drugs and pill-testing: What the latest data tells us about Australians' substance use A massive survey of 21, Australians shows a 'concerning' reversal of trends around binge-drinking and drug use. Politicians call for changes to 'unfair' HECS repayment system Current and former university students copped a massive 7. Young people are in a mental health crisis. The government admits it doesn't really know what to do about it In the 12 months since Medicare-subsidised psychology sessions went from 20 back to 10, young Australians have suffered detrimental impacts to their mental health. TGA's new changes to advertising rules leave cosmetic injectables businesses 'silenced', practitioners say Practitioners say the new rules around cosmetic injectables effectively gags their businesses and limits the information prospective patients can receive about their care. Hospital giving women a green whistle to help with IUD pain relief A public hospital in Melbourne has become one of the first in the country to offer women the green whistle when they get IUDs. The Drop festival 'working towards' refunding all ticketholders by end of Embattled music festival The Drop says it is "working towards" refunding all ticketholders by the end of Many of its ticketholders have been out of pocket for nearly four years, after shows were cancelled due to COVID restrictions.

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We discuss. PRIME MINISTER : If you actually look at the figures from the Federal Department of Health, if you follow it, what you will see is that what was happening is that, yes, people were getting more sessions, but a whole lot of people were getting zero sessions, weren't able to get any assistance at all -. Aussies want to see live music but habits are changing, so can anything be done to save the music scene outside of the big cities? So, protecting people's living standards is about wages, it's about secure work, but it's also about helping where you can. The Shakeup: RIP regional festivals, time in loo and love on the political spectrum. Well look I think they will but the point I was making just before we got interrupted was that where there's already price differences there, the fact that Apple continues, through iTunes, to continue to have such a large market share in part reflects that there's been a bit of inertia from consumers in not taking their business to the alternative and there are a range of reasons as to why that might be the case. Hosted by Tom Tilley, Hack covers a vast array of topics — from music to politics, sex, current affairs and culture — in short features and conversations aimed at young Australians. And what we've seen is a series of interest rate increases. Hack brings you the stories that matter to young people. We chat to Anjali Sharma who's been fighting for this recognition for years. What are you going to do about it?

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We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the lands where we live, learn and work. Hack brings you the stories that matter to young people. Retrieved 8 January And what we've seen is a series of interest rate increases. In the US they have Amazon which is a much bigger competitor for iTunes. Duration: 29 minutes 16 seconds 29 m. HOST: Yeah right. We've had the tripling of the Bulk Billing Incentive on Medicare. So, what are the health implications from a bit of asbestos getting in the way of your park run? Load more. We discuss. Why politics is all about 'stopping the boats' again Last week, 39 asylum seekers were found wandering the streets of Beagle Bay, a remote town in northern WA.