More young Aussies are trying to take care of their skin, forking out serious dosh for treatments and wonder products. But should you really trust what skin-fluencers say?
Three black soccer players have faced a torrent of racist abuse after England’s Euro 2020 defeat.
Plus, researchers suspect wildlife vigilantes are working in secret to keep dying Aussie species from going extinct.
Live guests:
Joe Williams, a proud Wiradjuri/Wolagulu man and former NRL player
Amy Clark, senior beauty editor and podcast host at Adore Beauty
Michael Bode, researcher at Queensland University of Technology
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Folge vom 13.07.2021Why is everyone obsessed with skincare?
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Folge vom 12.07.2021Graphic COVID ad sparks backlashThe Federal Government is copping a fresh round of criticism for its vaccine rollout, this time over a graphic ad showing a young person struggling to breathe on a ventilator. Key abortion provider Marie Stopes has shut down four abortion clinics in regional Australia, leaving advocates worried. Plus, gamers are making some serious cash by selling old consoles and games, sometimes up to millions of dollars. Live guests: Professor Julie Leask, expert in public health and vaccine uptake at the University of Sydney Professor Danielle Mazza, Chair of General Practice at Monash University Alice Clarke, games reviewer, freelance journalist and columnist with The Age
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Folge vom 09.07.2021The Shake Up: Healing country, pandemic privilege and phone etiquetteIt's the Shake Up and we're talking… NAIDOC Week and the celebration of First Nations trailblazers, how different communities are experiencing the pandemic and our inability to put away our phones. Join Hack's Ange McCormack with Bianca Hunt, broadcaster and Kamilaroi, Barkindji, Ballardong and Wadjak woman, and Tyrone Bean, educator and descendant of the Kabi Kabi, Wakka Wakka, Nughi of Moorgumpin Quandamooka & Bindal tribes.
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Folge vom 08.07.2021Do single people always draw the short straw?There’s an expectation for single people to spend heaps of time, money and effort on celebrating couples, but what do single people get? Collecting data about diverse communities is super important to fighting COVID-19 and a successful vaccination rollout, but Australia's strategy for doing it is patchy. Plus, an Indigenous superhero helps spread COVID-safety messages in language. Live guests: Tim Soutphommasane, Professor of Practice in Sociology and Political Theory at the University of Sydney and Race Discrimination Commissioner Fiona Bennett, Relationships Australia WA