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With Virgin Australia reportedly headed for voluntary administration, we look at what a collapse would mean for the future of travel in Australia.

Plus, protesters in the United States call for state lockdowns to be lifted as the death toll exceeds 40,000.

And, how you and your gaming console can contribute to hardcore science.

The Friday shakeup with musician Joyride and Indigenous lawyer Gemma McKinnon.

You're lonely, you're bored, and your options are limited. Hooking up with your housemate in isolation is the ultimate high risk-high reward scenario, and Hack listeners are giving it mixed reviews.

Plus, the Bushfire Royal Commission begins looking for answers after the horror summer fires.

The government says we could remove restrictions earlier, if 40% of Australians were willing to sign up for an app tracking their movements. But experts warn the technology could remain long after the pandemic.

Plus, as Trump threatens to withdraw funding from the World Health Organisation over the COVID-19 crisis, we ask... Who are the W.H.O?

And, calls for psychedelic drug therapies to be made available for those struggling in isolation.

Whether you're catching up on Zoom or hanging out in Houseparty, experts say you could be mentally exhausting yourself with multiple video chats.

Plus, the truth about those app hacking claims and how to keep your details safe.

It's the Friday shake up with Alex Dyson and Gordi talking Easter long weekend plans at home, and random iso-conversations.

Rachael Robertson spent a year of her life in Antarctica battling blizzards and minus 35 degree temperatures. But it was what she learnt about relationships while isolated with a small crew, that she says can really help us now.

Plus, a warning for those of us drinking more while staying at home.

Cardinal George Pell walked free from jail today after the High Court quashed his child sexual abuse convictions. But as lawyers for the man at the centre of the George Pell case said their client had lost faith in the justice system, legal experts had expected the verdict.

Plus, the government has assured all current year 12 students that they'll receive an ATAR this year.

A criminal investigation has been launched into the cruise ship at the centre of Australia's COVID-19 outbreak. So who's responsible for the decision to allow sick passengers to disembark the Ruby Princess?

Plus, why withdrawing your super could hurt your financial future.

And, how you can help document this moment in our country's history.

It's the Friday shake up with Aussie actor Remy Hii and Comedian Vic Zerbst talking love in isolation, fines for eating kebabs, and awkward conversations with landlords and tenants.