Gen Z is “locking in”—cutting out booze, social media, and nights out to hyperfocus on goals and mental health. Is it the secret to success, or just another online trend?

Plus, what’s life really like on the election campaign trail? We chat with Federal Politics Reporter Jess Wang to find out what goes on behind the scenes with the people vying to lead the country.

If you're interested on being even more informed this Federal Election, listen to Mamamia's chats with Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton.

And in headlines today the coalition pledges they will make using a mobile phone or computer to harass a domestic partner a crime if elected; Former Independent MP Tony Windsor is calling on regional Aussies to embrace independents and stop being loyal to MP's who don't do anything for them; Mud slinging expected to ramp up as the May 3 election closes in and campaigning pauses for ANZAC Day tomorrow; Elon Musk says he'll return to more Tesla duties and decrease time spent doing DOGE work as Tesla posts 71% drop in profit; Taylor Swift and Hugh Jackman will reportedly be served subpoenas in the Blake Lively Justin Baldoni case this week.

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