From $7,000 houses to the crushing weight of 24/7 social media, three generations sit down to debate who actually faced the biggest battles growing up. 

Listen to the full clip to hear a legendary 95-year-old and a tech-savvy teen find surprising common ground and trade some bizarre generational slang.

From $7,000 houses to the crushing weight of 24/7 social media, three generations sit down to debate who actually faced the biggest battles growing up. 
Listen to the full clip to hear a legendary 95-year-old and a tech-savvy teen find surprising common ground and trade some bizarre generational slang.

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Who had it tougher? A 95-year-old and Gen Zer clash over Aussie life

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From floating mattresses and abandoned campsites to the everyday plastics destroying local wildlife, the sheer volume of waste hauled out by Night Eyes will shock you. 

President Dennis Evans revealed the strangest items they find in the canals and why their relentless daily cleanups are keeping Caloundra beautiful.

From floating mattresses and abandoned campsites to the everyday plastics destroying local wildlife, the sheer volume of waste hauled out by Night Eyes will shock you. 
President Dennis Evans revealed the strangest items they find in the canals and why their relentless daily cleanups are keeping Caloundra beautiful.

32 Tonnes of trash: What night eyes is pulling from Caloundra Waterways

Following Maroons legend Jai Arrow’s heartbreaking motor neurone disease diagnosis, a revolutionary breakthrough at the University of Queensland is offering a beacon of light. 

Lead researcher Professor Trent Woodruff joined Shane Doherty to share how a world-first drug design could completely rewrite the future of this fatal condition.

Following Maroons legend Jai Arrow&rsquo;s heartbreaking motor neurone disease diagnosis, a revolutionary breakthrough at the University of Queensland is offering a beacon of light. 
Lead researcher Professor Trent Woodruff joined Shane Doherty to share how a world-first drug design could completely rewrite the future of this fatal condition.

Who had it tougher? A 95-year-old and Gen Zer clash over Aussie life

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