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Experts are warning that nang use is on the rise across the country. So what's it like to be addicted to nangs? We speak to a 21-year-old who wants access to nangs restricted after his addiction caused a drug-induced psychosis.
And should you let your parents track your location at all times? Because more and more parents are tracking their adult children, and it could be normalising coercion tactics. 
Plus, we unpack why jars of 'urine' were left at the Met Gala.
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01:25 - What it's like being addicted to nangs
12:50 - Parents using tracking apps
23:47 - Why are there protests at the Met Gala?
Guests: 
Professor Julaine Allan, Professor of Rural Health, Charles Sturt University
Maria Atienzar-Prieto, Research Fellow, Griffith University
Wenlei Ma, Culture Editor, The Nightly
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Healing ceremonies are being held across the Northern Territory as communities grieve Alice Springs girl Kumanjayi Little Baby. 
And we look at how young people are feeling about housing in the lead up to the budget. 
Plus, we hear from young men turning to toupees to find their confidence again, after losing their hair. 
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01:30 - Understanding sorry business
11:41 - Will the budget address inequality?
17:42 - Balding in your 20s
Guests: 
Dana Morse, Indigenous affairs reporter, ABC
Ben Buchanan, clinical psychologist
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Food relief charities across the country are seeing a massive spike in demand in response to the global fuel crisis.
OzHarvest, a leading food rescue charity, says young people, particularly uni students, are doing it tough right now.
So what happens when the cost of living gets too much?
In this week's deep dive, hack goes out with a young guy trying to meet the demand for food in Melbourne, and we speak to someone on the front lines of this crisis.
Guests: 
Alex Landsberry , OzHarvest delivery driver
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Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, has gifted One Nation leader Pauline Hanson a plane worth more than 1 million dollars. 
Plus, a Tasmanian Senator had to delete her Anzac Day post this week after a raunchy rap song was 'mistakenly' added to the video. So what's your most embarrassing tech fail?
And, should you be allowed to be anonymous online? Greece doesn't think so.
Dave Marchese is joined by comedian and podcaster, Fergus Neal, and journalist and creator, Issy Phillips.Get the whole story from Hack:
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Police say they have found a body believed to be that of a missing five-year-old Alice Springs girl, whose family has asked for her to be referred to as Kumanjayi Little Baby. 
And a royal commission established after the Bondi terror attack has released its interim report. So what has it found about antisemitism in Australia? 
Plus, Dee Salmin shares how almost dying changed her perspective on what it means to be happy - whether you're single or not. 
Editor's Note: In addition to her work as an author, Dee Salmin is the host of triple j's podcast The Hook Up.
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01:12 - Tragic end in Alice Springs search
05:47 - How should Australia address anti-Semitism? 
10:14 - How our idea of love is changing
Guests:
Olivana Lathouris, reporter, ABC Darwin
Dariya (Dee) Salmin, author of It's Not Love, Actually: How to Find the Life and Love You Deserve
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