Adam Bandt, the Leader of the Australian Greens, delves into the party's fluctuating popularity and recent electoral challenges. With Australia facing a severe housing crisis and concerns over the cost of living, Bandt discusses the Greens’ strategy to resonate with voters. He reflects on the party's past successes and what they need to do to engage citizens ahead of the upcoming election. As they aim to bridge the gap in crucial areas like housing and climate action, Bandt shares his vision for a potential minority government and the importance of political representation.

Adam Bandt, Leader of the Australian Greens, discusses the Murray-Darling deals, the 'water trigger' policy on gas projects, and Labor's reforms on negative gearing and capital gains tax. Topics also include climate action and Labor's contradictory support for coal and gas expansion, concerns about refugees and migration, alliances between the Greens and the Coalition, implementing a climate trigger in policy, the importance of social license in energy transition, housing crisis and inequality in Australia.