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How would you feel if you could be recognised by a camera when you're going about your business? Turns out police in Western Australia have been trialling this new technology for the past month in a nation-first.
And, a youth-led movement dubbed the Cockroach Party has pushed India's education minister to resign after nation-wide protests. We unpack what happened.
Plus, there's a growing market for second-hand clothing apps, especially among Gen Zs. But is this helping with clothing waste, or adding to it?
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01:28 - Facial recognition technology
12:34 - Cockroach Party victory
19:35 - Thrifting apps
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- Lauren Perry, Responsible Technology Policy Specialist at the University of Technology Sydney
- Tavleen Singh, ABC Journalist
- Maggie Zhou, Fashion Editor-at-large at Broadsheet and co-host of the Culture Club podcast
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