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Podcast title	triple j: Hack
Website URL	http://www.abc.net.au/triplej/...
Description	Shoving the J into journalism, Hack covers current affairs, music, politics and culture with youth in mind. Get our half-hour radio program sent directly to you each weekday.
Updated	Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:00:00 +1100
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Category	International Politics News Public Radio
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1. triple j: Hack : Friday 19 March download (audio/mpeg, 12.05Mb) Description: THE SHAKE UP
2. triple j: Hack : Thursday 18 March download (audio/mpeg, 11.94Mb) Description: Minister for R E S P E C T in Victoria. Is this just another dig at young people? Should we be wary about this idea being picked up by other states?
3. triple j: Hack : Wednesday 17 March download (audio/mpeg, 12.05Mb) Description: Youth Allowance update; Is your newspaper journalism or PR?; Why left and right don't mean anything in politics; Haiti update; Vic police accused of racism.
4. triple j: Hack : Tuesday 16 March download (audio/mpeg, 12.05Mb) Description: 20 year old faces deportation after living in Australia since he was 4; New carbon study says reducing carbon emissions by 25 per cent would only cost $4 per household in 2020; Youth allowance breakthrough: government and opposition reach agreement; Breaker Morant - who was he and why are people asking for an official pardon now? Plus - events in 1915 still casuing fierce debate.
5. triple j: Hack : Monday 15 March download (audio/mpeg, 12.05Mb) Description: Tour the ASIO building - it's the second time in 30 years that journo's have bneen allowed in and Hack was there. Also meet a real live former spy who did surveillance training for 6 months and was then told he was too tall for the job. PLUS Tony Abbott says Welcome to Country ceremonies are overdone and can be 'tokenistic'; AND hear from the ABC corro who's at the Thai protests in Bangkok.