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The Australian Defence Force is facing a land mark class action over alleged systemic sexual violence, harassment and discrimination.
So after decades of reviews and inquiries, will this class action lead to cultural change?
And, the government says it won't let tech companies use copyrighted material to train AI.
Plus, meet the young First Nations people taking up a career in law to change the justice system.
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01:40 - The government won't let big tech mine Australia's copyrighted material
14:30 - What will a class action mean for ADF culture?
24:30 - First Nations young people trying to change the justice system
Guests:
- Sam Hales, singer songwriter, Jungle Giants
- Rachel Falzon, president, Women in Defence Association
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