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Hack asks Barnaby Joyce about the government’s slow vaccine rollout in regional and remote Australia and why First Nations communities are lagging behind. And, we get his thoughts on the IPCC’s dire climate report and his plans to tackle emissions. Plus, an investigation by the ABC's Foreign Correspondent has found many of the clothes we donate to charities end up in rotting textile mountains in West Africa, creating an environmental disaster. Live guests: Barnaby Joyce, deputy PM and leader of the Nationals party Clare Press, sustainable fashion expert and presenter of the Wardrobe Crisis podcast.

Two decades after they lost power of the country, Afghanistan is back in the hands of the Taliban. Humanitarian groups and Afghan Australians are urging the federal government to consider a special intake of Afghan refugees facing threats from the militant organisation. And, young veterans talk to Hack about watching Afghanistan fall. Live guests: Andrew Quilty, Australian photojournalist Shamsiya Hussainpoor, Afghan Australian from Melbourne Stuart McCarthy, Retired army officer

It's the Shake Up and we're talking… The IPCC’s dire report on climate change, privileges for vaccinated people and why gardening makes us feel so good. Join Hack's Avani Dias with former federal MP Wyatt Roy and climate activist Varsha Yajman.