It's the Shake Up and we're talking…
Stricter lockdown restrictions in NSW, increasing our intake of refugees from Afghanistan and how some young Aussies are waking up as early as 5am to be more productive.
Join Hack's Avani Dias with writer and advocate Tarang Chawla and Daily Telegraph journalist Eliza Barr.
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Folge vom 20.08.2021The Shakeup: Curfews, Afghan refugees and pandemic productivity
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Folge vom 19.08.2021Would you join the 5am club?While many of us are taking advantage of our pandemic sleep-ins, some ambitious young Aussies are waking up as early as 5am to work on their side hustles and personal projects. But is waking up early all it's made out to be? More than 100,000 people have signed a petition calling for the Australian Government to let more refugees in from Afghanistan after the PM announced we’d grant humanitarian visas for 3,000 vulnerable people. Plus, what to do when your mate disappears into a relationship. Live guests: Elaine Pearson, Human Rights Watch Australia Dr Jo Lukins, psychology consultant and author Elizabeth Shaw, Relationships Australia
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Folge vom 18.08.2021Teen activist gets creative in climate fightMeet the Melbourne teenager who’s trying to join the board of Australia's largest greenhouse gas emitter, electricity company AGL. Despite the IPCC’s stark calls for urgent action on climate change, Victoria has approved a gas project near the Twelve Apostles. NSW has set another record today with 633 new COVID-19 cases, and experts say workplace transmission is driving the numbers. Live guests: Sally McManus, The Australian Council of Trade Unions Ashjayeen Sharif, climate activist
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Folge vom 17.08.2021Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce on COVID and climate policyHack asks Barnaby Joyce about the government’s slow vaccine rollout in regional and remote Australia and why First Nations communities are lagging behind. And, we get his thoughts on the IPCC’s dire climate report and his plans to tackle emissions. Plus, an investigation by the ABC's Foreign Correspondent has found many of the clothes we donate to charities end up in rotting textile mountains in West Africa, creating an environmental disaster. Live guests: Barnaby Joyce, deputy PM and leader of the Nationals party Clare Press, sustainable fashion expert and presenter of the Wardrobe Crisis podcast.