It's the Shake Up and we're talking...

Has the federal budget delivered on jobs for young people - and has it done enough to tackle climate change? Plus, what to do about stingy mates.

Join Hack's Avani Dias with political reporter Clare Armstrong and Aussie musician Joyride.

Apprentices all over the country are coming forward with allegations of bullying, harassment, wage theft, safety issues and abuse. So if you're an apprentice, what can you do about it?

Also, the government has secured a contract with Moderna for the purchase of 25 million MRNA vaccines - but that's not the only big medical news this week.

A new migraine-prevention medication has been added to the PBS so you'll be able to access it for way cheaper than before.

And, Alex the Astronaut opens up about being diagnosed with autism as an adult.

The government was splashing the cash in this years' federal budget, wracking up a trillion dollars in debt. But what's in it for young people?

There was big spending in jobs, mental health and tax cuts - but renewable energy missed out.

In this Hack budget special, you'll hear from Finance Minister, Simon Birmingham, about how it all affects young people.

Angie Yen, who usually speaks with an Australian accent, got her tonsils out and ten days later she woke up with an Irish accent.

It's a condition called Foreign Accent Syndrome and Dr Karl explains it can happen after a huge variety of medical episodes.

Plus - The federal budget is expected to be all about "recovery" with a big focus on jobs - but what's in it for young people?

And violence between Palestinian and Israeli forces has escalated this week, with at least 20 people dead and hundreds injured. Leaders around the world are calling for calm from both sides but young Palestinian people in Australia are protesting over the treatment of their people.

There was a lot of hype around the cryptocurrency Dogecoin in the lead-up to Elon Musk's SNL appearance.

Unfortunately for those who invested, the price plummeted after the show, and a lot of people lost money. So is there still hope for this meme-based cryptocurrency?

There's some good news in this year's federal budget for people who make and play videogames in Australia.

CBD oil can now be bought legally online in Australia - but the jury's still out on the therapeutic benefits of low dose CBD.

It's the Shake Up and we're talking...

Repatriation flights will be offered to Australians stranded in India, cryptocurrency Dogecoin excitement ahead of Elon Musk's SNL appearance and how to date without drinking.

Join Hack's Avani Dias with journalist Izabella Staskowski and Greens councillor Adam Pulford.

Young people are investing in digital currencies like Bitcoin, Dogecoin and Ethereum in rising numbers, but experts warn the hype is unsustainable.

Donald Trump is still suspended from Facebook after its oversight board assessed the social media giant's decision earlier this year. But is the ongoing suspension fair or does Facebook need to update its rules?

Are you keen to pop out a couple of babies anytime soon? More young people are deciding not to have kids because of climate change. You'll hear from one of them who found support online.

If you're a sexually active gay or bisexual man or you're trans you can't donate blood right now. And while other countries are making it easier to donate, the LGBTQIA+ community in Australia says the reasons here aren't properly explained.

Plus Melbourne man Gary Newman travelled to India in March last year - and he's been stuck there ever since. Now he's taking the federal government to court over its decision to make it illegal for Australians to return home from India.

And if you're looking for a job in a big city, it might be time to consider moving to a regional area. There's been a big jump in vacancies and they're not all fruit-picking and farm labour.

A report into gymnastics in Australia by the Human Rights Commission uncovered shocking abuse but journalist Tracey Holmes told Hack, the issues extend far beyond gymnastics.

Have you noticed your period has gone out of whack since COVID-19 began? There's a good reason - and ways to help get it back in sync. Obstetrician & gynaecologist, Dr Charlotte Elder, explains.

And a team photo of the West Coast Eagles has got people asking, is this the circle game or a right-wing sign?

If today's episode of Hack has raised any issues for you can call 1800 Respect (1800 737 732) or Life Line (131 114).

The Australian Government has announced a ban on Aussies travelling home from India - and they could be locked up if they try to come home. We ask Australia's Citizenship and Immigration Minister Alex Hawke, why?

Plus we take a look at what should happen if you rock up to a hospital or police station after a suspected drink spiking. We've heard from heaps of young people who say they've been dismissed by health care professionals and police.

And Billie Eilish has revealed a very new look on the cover of Vouge. She'd ditched the baggy clothes and is gracing the cover in a corset. Eves Karydas talks to Hack about why everyone should STFU about what female musicians are wearing.