Q+A High School Special

Q+A meets BTN High for a special collaboration as we take the temperature of the next generation, hosted by BTN’s Amelia Moseley, a panel and audience of Gen Z - along with Minister for Youth Anne Aly.
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Panellists: Panellists: Minister for Youth & Early Childhood Education, Anne Aly; Actor, poet & activist, Aud Mason-Hyde; Biripi Worimi woman & Year 12 student, Amarley Bron; Founder and chief anchor, 6 News Australia & Year 10 student, Leo Puglisi; NSW Youth Parliament & Year 12 student, Laura Strawbridge and Founder, Nuclear for Australia & Year 11 student, Will Shackel.
This episode was broadcast on Wednesday, 19 July 2023.
00:00 - Introduction
02:17 - AI Misuse & Legislation
09:06 - School phone bans
14:10 Social media toxic to Gen Z?
23:37 - HECS Debt
30:33 How Voice will affect Indigenous youth
38:01 Age limit to voting?
44:00 - Nuclear energy
52:29 - Commonwealth Games
58:37 - Youth making a political statement
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