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Film and TV producer and proud Aboriginal woman Rachel Perkins speaks to Hack on how the Yes campaign rates its chances in Saturday's referendum, and what she wants listers to know about the Voice to Parliament.

Plus, what's the No campaign's central messaging in the Voice to Parliament debate, and is it working?

And, the death toll from a deadly earthquake in Afghanistan keeps climbing, with warnings that more aid is needed.

Guests:

• Rachel Perkins, Yes campaign co-chair

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

It's the Friday Shakeup and we're talking about how the identity of the world's most famous graffiti artist could have been revealed after he was named in a defamation lawsuit.

Plus, what's behind the soaring rates of  mental ill-health experienced by young people?

And, why being the boss at a young age sounds way more appealing than it actually is.

Host Dave Marchese is joined by journalist Marty Smiley and actress Mabel Li.

Senator Lidia Thorpe has accused the Australian Federal Police of failing to protect her from far-right extreme racist abuse. 

Have you had a repair nightmare? Heaps of people say they've been overcharged for simple tech repairs. 

Plus, how the Voice to Parliament referendum results could affect Australia's reputation overseas. 

And the Pope has suggested Catholic churches could bless same-sex couples despite finding them "objectively sinful."

GUESTS: 

• Stephen Dziedzic ABC Foreign Affairs reporter
• Gareth Downing, Deputy CEO of Australian Communications Consumer Action Network
• Christopher Lamb, Vatican expert 
• The Revd Dr Peter French

A joint investigation between Hack and ABC's Investigations unit has uncovered reports of alleged sexual assaults and harassment in mental health wards across Australia. 

Also, the debate around pill testing at music festivals is in full-swing after two young men died following a festival on the weekend.

And did you know what you wanted to do after graduation? There's calls for a national overhaul to career advice systems in schools. 

GUESTS: 

• Dr Jayashri Kulkarni, Head of Psychiatry at Monash University

• Dr Mary Harrod, DanceWize NSW

It's the Friday Shakeup and we're asking if your rich friends should foot the bill for a fancy meal? 

Plus, in the wake of Victorian Premier Dan Andrews' resignation, we're asking when you've suddenly quit something.

And, have you ever been stuck somewhere for way too long like work or a boring party? How about a NASA astronaut that spent over a year in space. 

Host Dave Marchese is joined by 9 News reporter Elisabeth Moss and entertainer Etcetera Etcetera.

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

A new trial has started in NSW and Queensland that will let people resupply the pill without visiting a GP.

What happens next when one of Australia's most divisive premiers quits?