Senior members of the Liberal Party are backing Gladys Berejiklian to run as a federal candidate in the seat of Warringah, despite the former premier being investigated in a corruption inquiry.
So are there any legal or constitutional roadblocks to stop that from happening?
Thousands of NSW teachers are striking for the first time in a decade over low salaries and staff shortages.
Plus, an indestructible "black box” will be built in Tasmania to document every step taken on climate change, so future generations can track what led to our demise.
Live guests:
Dr Andy Marks, political scientist and assistant vice-chancellor (strategy and policy), Western Sydney University
Anna Sullivan, associate professor of education at the University of South Australia
Jonathan Kneebone, co-founder of the Glue Society
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Folge vom 06.12.2021Could Gladys Berejiklian run for federal politics?
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Folge vom 03.12.2021The Shakeup: Parliament chaos, celebrating disability and stealing the spotlightIt's the Shake Up and we're talking… The landmark review into workplace culture at Parliament House, celebrating Australians with disabilities, and whether it’s ever okay to steal someone’s spotlight. Join Hack's Dave Marchese with Australian actor Bridie McKim and Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John.
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Folge vom 02.12.2021Disability prideAhead of International Day of People with a Disability, former triple j newsreader Nas Campanella joins Dave Marchese in a special show raising awareness, understanding and acceptance of the four million Aussies who live with a disability. We hear from people with disabilities about the challenges they've faced and how to approach important life decisions. Plus, we break down all the drama that unfolded in Parliament over the last fortnight - including saying goodbye to some big names, and the struggles to get policies passed. Live guests: Shalailah Medhora, Hack's Political Reporter
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Folge vom 01.12.2021Toxic apprenticeshipsAlmost half of all young apprentices don’t complete their vocation because of things like workplace harassment, bullying and unpaid overtime, according to a report published today. And advocates are calling for employers to do more to improve the mental health of some of their most vulnerable workers. Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins talks to Hack about her landmark review of the workplace culture in Parliament House. Plus, thousands of people are pinged by the cops every year for driving under the influence of cannabis. But new research suggests the test being used doesn't actually show if someone is incapacitated or not. Live guests: Cameron Boyle, senior policy analyst at Orygen Kate Jenkins, Sex Discrimination Commissioner Professor Iain McGregor, cannabinoid therapeutics expert