Dad's fight for justice over methanol deaths, athletes living in poverty + STI test pulled
About this episode
The episode discusses a family's fight for justice over methanol poisoning deaths, the new British Prime Minister, issues with an STI test, and the financial struggles of Australian athletes.
Lao officials say they do not have enough evidence to lay charges over the suspected methanol poisoning deaths of Holly Morton-Bowles and Bianca Jones. We speak to Bianca's father about their family's fight for justice. And who is Andy Burnham? We unpack what you need to know about Britain's new Prime Minister. Plus, we find out why Australia’s only approved home test for chlamydia and gonorrhoea has been pulled from shelves. And 40 per cent of Aussie athletes live below the poverty line. So how do they fund their Olympics dream? Listen now: 01:11 - Who is leading Britain now? 06:43 - What Mark Jones wants you to know about Bianca's death 19:34 - What was wrong with this STI test? 25:15 - Saving for the Olympics Guests: Mark Jones, Bianca Jones' father Achol Arok, reporter, The Guardian Get the whole story from hack: Follow us on Instagram and TikTok Subscribe to the hack podcast Listen on the triple j app or on your radio live every weeknight at 5:30pm
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