It's not even summer yet and firefighters across NSW and QLD are battling dozens of blazes.

Plus, wrongful arrests and detainments are being attributed to the use of facial recognition AI. 

Also, a public housing tenant successfully took their landlord (who happens to be the Northern Territory government) to the High Court. It could have big ramifications for tenants everywhere. 

And, we unpack the mixed reaction to Tasmania's JackJumpers' jerseys ahead of the NBL Indigenous Round. 

Guests:

• Ellie Grounds, Hack reporter
• Ed Santow, co-director of the Human Technology Institute, UTS
• Lee Robinson, ABC Alice Springs reporter  

Nearly a third of teens aged 18 to 19 have experienced some form of abuse within their relationships, according to new research from the Australian Institute of Family Studies. So, what can we do about it?

Plus, the owners of New Zealand's Whakaari White Island volcano, which erupted and killed 22 people in 2019, have been found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws.

And because electric cars are so expensive, transport experts think governments should be helping us buy electric bikes. 

Guests:

• Dr Karlee O’Donnell, senior research officer, Australian Institute of Family Studies
• Emma Stanford, senior reporter, Radio New Zealand 

Have you ever been to the mechanic and thought they were ripping you off? We hear from some young women this has been happening to and find out what you can do about it.

It's the Friday Shakeup and we're talking about the 33 US states that are suing Instagram for its mental health toll. 

Also, we'll be asking if it's ever a good idea to do free work for your friends? 

Plus, Tinder has introduced a new feature where you can ask friends and family to check out the people you've matched with!

Host Dave Marchese is joined by Big Small Talk podcast co-host Sarah Jane Adams, and Kick It Forward's Josh Garlepp.

The federal government have announced a new three-year trial called 'the healthy masculinities project' aimed at young boys and men. Will it be able to counter the rise of toxic masculinity?

Misinformation and disinformation have been spreading on social media during the Israel-Gaza conflict. We find out how to spot it and what journalists are doing to verify their reporting. 

Also, a ground invasion in Gaza could be any day now, so what would it look like? Plus, 33 US states have filed a federal lawsuit against Meta, accusing it of contributing to the mental health crisis for young people. 

Guests 

• Javed Ali, former counter terrorism official with the FBI
• Kelly Lewis, digital media expert, Monash University
• Ben Buchanan, psychologist and body dysmorphia expert`

The stories that matter to young Australians, in your ears and 24/7 on your feeds.

Humour might not be the dating game-changer we think it is. New research has found there's no connection between how much a person makes you laugh and how attractive you find them.

Plus, could a decline in strike action be responsible for low wage growth in Australia? 

And, advocates are calling for safe spaces to be included at music festivals for victims of sexual assault and harassment. 

It's the Shakeup and we're talking duds — specifically, the pain of being sold a lemon car and dealers getting away with it.

We're also asking whether it's unfair to judge 'nepo babies'.

And from Britney to Beckham, we're getting into this recent spate of celebrity memoirs and biographies. 

Host Dave Marchese is joined by comedian Billy D'Arcy and podcaster and sports reporter, Marlee Silva.

Experts warn our whistleblower laws are stopping people from speaking up. 

Plus, we bring you the latest update on the Israel-Gaza war.

And, triple j spoke with almost 1,300 local bands, artists, and music creators to get the lowdown on what it's really like in the music industry these days.

Guests: 

• Jason Lee, Save the Children 
• Kieran Pender, Human Rights Law Centre