The potentially deadly substance being delivered to Aussie doors at all hours (opens original article in a new tab)

Recreational use of nitrous oxide, or 'nangs', is increasing in Australia, leading to health risks and deaths, with calls for stricter regulations due to its easy availability and lack of comprehensive data.

• Nitrous oxide, used recreationally as 'nangs', is linked to deaths and health risks including neurological damage and psychosis.
• Australia has seen a 15-fold increase in nitrous oxide imports over the past decade, with concerns over easy access and lack of regulation.
• Experts and families call for stricter laws and public awareness due to the substance's growing recreational use and associated dangers.