High schoolers protest Hanson + searching for answers after a sudden death
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Students around the country have walked out of school and university to protest the rise of One Nation and its leader Pauline Hanson.
We hear from the protesters and what Pauline thought about the nationwide events.
Plus, sudden cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death among young people. One mum opens up about her search for answers after the death of her son.
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01:56 - Nationwide student protests against One Nation
06:28 - Life, grief and pleas for research after sudden cardiac arrest
Guests:
- Alison Grove O'Grady, Australian Sudden Cardiac Arrest Alliance
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