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Australia’s finally got a net zero emissions target for 2050, but communities who’re already at risk of losing their homes to rising seas levels, say the plan isn’t ambitious enough. And Torres Strait Islanders are suing the Government, alleging they failed to protect their homes from climate change. Australian of the Year, Grace Tame's take on the Government's new child sexual abuse strategy, which is focusing on increasing education for frontline workers, and disrupting perpetrator networks on the dark web and encrypted apps. Plus, our national medicine regulator has approved Pfizer as a COVID-19 booster shot for everyone over 18. Live guests: Brett Spiegel, lawyer representing Torres Strait Islander communities Grace Tame, Australian of the Year and child sexual abuse survivor Dr Larisa Labzin, immunity researcher at the University of Queensland

After years of arguing among themselves, the government has finally revealed its plan to get to net zero carbon emissions by 2050. But experts and young people have criticised it for its reliance on coal, and lack of investment in renewable energy. Plus, can filtering your interests through niche dating apps help you find love? Live guests: Tim Wilson, Assistant Energy Minister

The fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of her Hollywood film, Rust, has sparked calls to improve working conditions across the Australian film industry. Social media companies could soon be forced to ask for parents' permission before accessing teen data or face millions of dollars in fines. Plus, meet the Aussie musos working to slash their carbon footprint and address climate change. Live guests: Remy Hii, Australian Hollywood actor Dr Joanne Orlando, digital wellness researcher at Western Sydney University Tracey Dodd, sustainability researcher at the University of Adelaide