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As we all try to figure out how to get through the pandemic, some young people are taking up gardening. And research shows it makes us feel pretty good. The Federal government is floating a new law it says protects religious freedom, but critics say it’ll actually make it easier to discriminate against minorities. Plus, Instagram has launched new tools to help athletes deal with racist abuse. But is it too little, too late? Live guests: Steph Lentz, former English teacher at Sydney’s Covenant Christian School Kusini Yengi, Adelaide United player Costa Georgiadis, Gardening Australia

Worse fires, longer droughts, and more severe floods — that’s what some of the world's top climate scientists predict in the latest IPCC report. So, how can we save our planet, or is it too late? Plus, it's time to fill out the Census - the government's roll call of all Australians that happens every five years. So, why aren't there questions about sexuality and gender diversity? Live guests: Professor Tim Flannery, conservationist Anika Molesworth, Farmers for Climate Action

Vaccination is our key to getting out of lockdowns, but data shows young men could stop us from getting there. Plus, in a massive boost to our vaccine rollout, Moderna’s COVID vaccine has been approved by the medicine regulator, with 10 million doses due before the end of the year. Six months after Myanmar's military seized control, young people are organising themselves on the country's border and promising to assassinate people if things don't change. And, would you date someone who was shit with money? Live guests: Tegan Taylor, ABC science journalist and host of Coronacast Dr Zac Seidler, men's health expert