Hack Folgen

Icons Grace Tame and Brittany Higgins addressed a room full of Australia’s most powerful political figures, demanding an end to the systems that enable abuse. Artists and musicians are reporting that their work is being stolen and sold as NFTs without their permission. Plus, the Tasmanian Tiger went extinct almost 100 years ago, but for years there's been talk of bringing them back to life through cloning. Now it’s closest living relative could help resurrect the species. Live guests: Simon Birmingham, Finance Minister and Leader of the Government in the Senate Amy Remeikis, political journalist at the Guardian Dr Brian Yecies, digital media researcher from the University of Wollongong Dr Parwinder Kaur, biotechnologist from the University of Western Australia

The metaverse has been marketed as this virtual world where digital avatars connect through work, travel and entertainment using VR headsets. But what do you do when something goes wrong? Like a virtual rape. As much of the country begins to look beyond a summer of rising COVID-19 infection rates and hospitalisations, the virus continues to rip through remote Aboriginal communities. Plus, how to navigate dating without booze. Live guests: Julie Inman Grant, eSafety Commissioner Bridget Brennan, ABC's Indigenous Affairs Editor Sam Wilson, founder of Sober Mates

Imagine spending your summer isolating from COVID-19, finally making it to the other side, and then catching it again. It’s happened to some people, but how common is it? Leaked text messages, bitchy gossip and denials. Hack cuts through all the drama in federal politics right now. Plus, a bunch of new delivery apps are changing how we shop for groceries. What does that mean for the future of supermarkets? Live guests: Jade Gailberger, federal political reporter at the Herald Sun Dr Caleb Goods, gig economy expert from the University of Western Australia