triplej|3281 - Slashing rules for new builds, hiding rapists' identities + bird flu can't be contained
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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Publicado12 ago. 2026
Duración31:00
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3281-
Slashing rules for new builds, hiding rapists' identities + bird flu can't be contained
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12 ago. 2026
3280-
Is success the reason you’re single? Reef recovery + Colombia’s earthquake
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11 ago. 2026
3279-
Census conspiracy theories, AFL's secret concussion contract + creepy AI agents
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10 ago. 2026
3278-
DEEP DIVE: Is privacy dead? The "pervert glasses" go mainstream
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08 ago. 2026
3277-
THE SHAKEUP: "F*** my job is boring", the enshittification of flying + drug claims in gambling
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07 ago. 2026
3276-
The SpaceX moon crash + she can’t leave, but she can’t stay - Yasmin’s life in limbo
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06 ago. 2026
3275-
INTERVIEW: What it's like growing up in immigration detention
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06 ago. 2026
3274-
"Australia's largest drug dealer", the camera glasses that won’t quit + are movies so back?
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05 ago. 2026
3273-
Gambling companies hit back, food label fraud + Ariana Grande under scrutiny
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04 ago. 2026
3272-
Ex-NRL player says gambling companies offered him drugs, fuel prices rise + are the Comm Games relevant?
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03 ago. 2026
3271-
DEEP DIVE: The 'confusion and isolation' of pregnancy loss
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01 ago. 2026
3270-
THE SHAKEUP: Stealing from work, pollies getting gifts + is FIFA selling the World Cup?
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31 jul. 2026
3269-
The content creator gunning for Albo's seat + an alt medicine rabbit hole
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30 jul. 2026
3268-
INTERVIEW: Bleach in smoothies and coffee enemas - how Hannah's cousin was sucked into a "wormhole"
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30 jul. 2026
3267-
Is pregnancy loss unique for young people? European wildfires + Aussie winners
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29 jul. 2026
3266-
Are digital nomads ruining Bali? Weed and the risk of psychosis + Vic's new premier
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28 jul. 2026
3265-
Should cops use facial recognition technology? The rise of thrifting apps + Cockroach Party victory
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27 jul. 2026
3264-
DEEP DIVE: Has illicit tobacco got us back on ciggies?
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25 jul. 2026
3263-
THE SHAKEUP: Barnaby's dog drama, office etiquette + fake retail therapy
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24 jul. 2026
3262-
Who's now eligible to get paid on student prac? + Life as a beekeeper
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23 jul. 2026
3261-
INTERVIEW: A family legacy, a deadly pest and life on the land
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23 jul. 2026
3260-
Rebel Wilson wins, what you need to know about the AusAlert test + is small business dying?
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22 jul. 2026
3259-
Dad's fight for justice over methanol deaths, athletes living in poverty + STI test pulled
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21 jul. 2026
3258-
How illicit tobacco became the norm, Andrew Tate rape charges + World Cup ends
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20 jul. 2026
3257-
DEBATE: A Catholic and a drag queen on The Divine Playhouse controversy
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18 jul. 2026
3256-
THE SHAKEUP: Pollie holidays, Australia's AI plan + citizen's arrest gone viral
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17 jul. 2026
3255-
Unpacking the Divine Playhouse controversy + surviving drug addiction
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16 jul. 2026
3254-
INTERVIEW: What it's like to survive an overdose
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16 jul. 2026
3253-
The PM wants AI “the Australian way” - here’s what that means for musos, data centres and you
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15 jul. 2026
3252-
Quizzing the cost of uni degrees, four DV deaths in one week + can council meetings ever be cool?
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14 jul. 2026
3251-
Is breathwork worth the hype? World Cup controversy + antisemitism on campus
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13 jul. 2026
3250-
DEEP DIVE: What’s it like living near a data centre?
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11 jul. 2026
3249-
THE SHAKEUP: Losing physical media, Art vs graffiti + Telstra outage
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10 jul. 2026
3248-
India's PM lands in Aus, a lagging snow season + mentoring First Nations youth
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09 jul. 2026
3247-
INTERVIEW: How Rhian learnt to walk in two worlds
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09 jul. 2026
3246-
Telstra outage explained, ISIS bride allegations + is the tattoo industry crashing?
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08 jul. 2026
3245-
The 8-hour Pam the Bird stand-off, China's "provocative act" + 50 Years of Deadly
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07 jul. 2026
3244-
PM apologises for 'shag, marry, date' answer, influencer's AI "fakery" + World Cup defeat
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06 jul. 2026
3243-
DEEP DIVE: Wait, so house prices are falling?
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04 jul. 2026
3242-
THE SHAKEUP: Empire State proposal, Trump's crypto haul + please don't poop in the mosh
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03 jul. 2026
3241-
Streaming giant sued over ads + growing up thinking you won't get old
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02 jul. 2026
3240-
INTERVIEW: Leaving a doomsday church at 27
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02 jul. 2026
3239-
Australian charged with Thai teen's murder, house prices fall + when AI's impersonating you
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01 jul. 2026
3238-
Why this politician took his teacher to Gamblers Anonymous + theatre shows canned
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30 jun. 2026
3237-
AFL's brain trauma crisis, Gen Z grooms + searching for earthquake survivors
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29 jun. 2026
3236-
DEEP DIVE: Could the contraceptive pill be affecting your mood?
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27 jun. 2026
3235-
THE SHAKEUP: The world's loudest person, Karl Stefanovic dumped + the political party with no leader
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26 jun. 2026
3234-
A new political party just dropped, terror threats foiled + the climate fight meets human rights
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25 jun. 2026
3233-
INTERVIEW: Why these sisters are taking their climate fight to the UN
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25 jun. 2026
3232-
Can the pill mess with your mood? Millions forced to re-sit exam + Gaza inquiry