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2022
05:07
He’s too young to vote, but this journalist is grilling the politicians for you. Leonardo Puglisi has interviewed three Australian prime ministers, including Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese – and he’s not afraid to ask the tough questions.
23:59
Presented by Marc Fennell and Virginia Langeberg, the multi Walkley Award-winning program continues to break new ground with its compelling mix of current affairs, comedy, interviews and investigations.
24:40
Presented by Marc Fennell and Virginia Langeberg, the multi Walkley Award-winning program continues to break new ground with its compelling mix of current affairs, comedy, interviews and investigations.
23:46
All creatures great and small, town or country. Meet the 'Outback Vet' flying in and out to help treat remote Australia's favourite pets. From the air it looks like the perfect job but on the ground this vet is facing the same pressure that is driving so many out of the profession.
23:10
Presented by Marc Fennell and Virginia Langeberg, the multi Walkley Award-winning program continues to break new ground with its compelling mix of current affairs, comedy, interviews and investigations.
22:21
For years San Francisco Bay Area has been infamous for it homeless crisis. Caught in the grip of a fentanyl epidemic and with surging rental prices the problem is both deadly and desperate. But does a solution lie in taxing the massive profits of the billionaires of Silicon Valley or will it take a home-grown approach to f...
23:06
The financial system, as we know it, is changing. The way we make money, send money, save money is all shifting thanks to a new form of technology that, in just over a decade, has gone from niche to mainstream. In a three-part series for The Feed, Marc Fennell takes us on a journey to find out what crypto is and whether no...
23:11
The financial system, as we know it, is changing. The way we make money, send money, save money is all shifting thanks to a new form of technology that, in just over a decade, has gone from niche to mainstream. In a three-part series for The Feed, Marc Fennell takes us on a journey to find out what crypto is and whether no...
22:58
It's estimated there's four and a half million Australians living with disability, and yet they rarely see themselves represented on screen. One company is trying to change perceptions in the industry one film at a time. Bus Stop Films trains and empowers adults with a disability to work on both sides of the camera on film...
21:51
Getting up close and very personal. Could the humble hairdressing salon be the new front line in the campaign to stop domestic violence? For generations, hairdressers and barbers have been given the most personal insight into the lives of their clients. Now, a new program is hoping to use the sanctity of the salon chair to...
22:58
As the world enters a new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, the long-term effects of the global health crisis are still being felt by those working on the frontline. A recent study in Australia found that 70 per cent of nurses are feeling burnt out - stoking fears of a mass exodus from the profession. In the U.S, the situati...
23:35
With uncertainty surrounding what exactly living with COVID-19 will look like for kids and schools across the country, many parents are choosing a different path. Home schooling was already on the rise before the pandemic, but enrolments are now surging. What's driving the rise of remote learning? Is it really just the fal...
23:52
Are schools failing gifted and twice-exceptional students? For profoundly gifted children school should be a breeze - instead, they're more likely to be bored and disengaged from school and socially isolated, resulting in lifelong implications. Parents say the education system has a serious design flaw and are calling for ...
20:54
Time To Buy is the story of Jo (Vic Zerbst) and Erin (Montaigne) who are trying to buy their first home. The key word being trying - if only it was that simple. But they’ve reached their breaking point with renting. Between the cramped conditions, their terrible housemate (Jenna Owen), and their terrible housemate’s pet sn...
22:47
Should obese women be turned away from fertility clinics because of their weight? The current guidelines are that women with a BMI over 35 should not be considered for treatments like IVF. For some women, it's a devastating blow to their lifelong dream of having children. Others go to extremes to lose weight so that they c...
24:03
No masks, no isolating, no worries. The Feed gets a postcard from Denmark, where nearly all COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted and the virus is no longer being treated as ‘socially critical’. Case numbers are surging, but Denmark believes they’re successfully plotting a course to leave COVID-19 behind. The problem is t...
25:19
Teenage mums and dads face a lot of stereotypes - they’re irresponsible, too young to care for their babies, and will never amount to much. But is there more to the story? The Feed takes an intimate look into the lives of four teenagers, all from very different walks of life, as they navigate the powerful transition from c...
Episodes 2021
27:42
The island looks like paradise, but it hides a lethal secret. Meet the Aboriginal mayor fighting to re-open a pub in his community to prevent the scourge of deadly homebrew alcohol. Mornington Island in North Queensland seems like an idyllic location, but addiction to homebrew alcohol in what should be a dry community is s...
22:00
FinTok is the growing trend of social media influencers spruiking sometimes questionable financial advice to teenagers and young Australians on TikTok. Is the regulator playing catch up?
24:27
If your new online love seems too good to be true, well, you might be right. Romance scams have surged during the pandemic, with loneliness and stay-at-home boredom driving ordinary Australians into the hands of online fraudsters. The Feed speaks to one woman who lost thousands of dollars to a man she believed loved her, a...
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