Gen Z injectables, Libs leadership + does Australia have free speech?
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The injectables industry in Australia is booming, and practitioners say their clientele is getting younger. So what's driving young people towards cosmetic procedures?
And as the Queensland government moves to introduce hate speech reforms, including bans on controversial slogans "globalise the intifada" and "from the river to the sea", we unpack what your rights are when it comes to free speech.
Plus, is the Liberal Party about to have a new leader? Angus Taylor's backers reckon he's going to resign from the frontbench, paving the way for a challenge to Sussan Ley.
Listen now:
01:01 - Injectables in your 20s
12:45 - What is free speech?
21:36 - Is Sussan Ley about to lose the leadership?
Guests:
Dr Gemma Sharp, Adelaide University
Maria O'Sullivan, Associate Professor, Deakin Law School
Evelyn Manfield, political reporter, triple j hack
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