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Hack talks to Mike Cannon-Brookes about his takeover bid of energy giant AGL and why Australians should be excited about it. After reports that the Hunter Valley’s biggest coal fired power station is going to close down, some locals are worried about their jobs A 16-year-old Indigenous boy has died after a collision with an unmarked police car. The police are saying it was an accident, but his family wants an independent investigation into the incident. Plus, workers in Belgium will soon be able to choose a four-day week. Is it time for Australia to give it a crack? Live guests: Mike Cannon-Brookes, Australian billionaire and the co-founder of software company AtlassianHack talks to Mike Cannon-Brookes about his takeover bid of energy giant AGL and why Australians should be excited about it. After reports that the Hunter Valley’s biggest coal fired power station is going to close down, some locals are worried about their jobs A 16-year-old Indigenous boy has died after a collision with an unmarked police car. The police are saying it was an accident, but his family wants an independent investigation into the incident. Plus, workers in Belgium will soon be able to choose a four-day week. Is it time for Australia to give it a crack? Live guests: Mike Cannon-Brookes, Australian billionaire and the co-founder of software company Atlassian Jaclyn McCosker, Australian Conservation Foundation John Quiggan, economist and professor at the University of Queensland Jaclyn McCosker, Australian Conservation Foundation John Quiggan, economist and professor at the University of Queensland

It's the Shake Up and we're talking… Tabloids digging up an old photo of Grace Tame with a bong, why young people get roasted for speaking with vocal fry and using ‘like’ too much, and an app update that lets you see how many one star reviews you’ve gotten from Uber. Join Hack's Dave Marchese with West Australian journo Jenna Clarke, and influencer Christian Wilkins.

Trying to work and study during a generation-defining pandemic hasn’t been easy. Students have been juggling lockdowns, missing milestones and just trying to figure themselves out. Teachers have been struggling with huge workloads and burnout. Now into our third year of COVID, a rising number of young people want out. The government says a decade old plan to resettle refugees in New Zealand is close to being finalised. Plus, a year ago Chanel Contos was leading a national campaign for mandatory consent education in Australian schools. Now Education Ministers across the country have unanimously committed to implementing it in every school. Live guests: Caroline Hill, scholarship program manager at the Harding Miller Foundation Nick McKim, immigration spokesperson for The Greens Chanel Contos, activist