Discussing Peter Dutton's rising popularity in polls, Labor's tax cuts, and the strategy of attacking the government on trust issues. Analyzing the implications of Dutton potentially becoming the next prime minister and the uncertainties of the upcoming election. Exploring university student dissatisfaction, digital transformation, and the strategic messaging in the political landscape.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Mike Ticher, head of news at Guardian Australia, and Gabrielle Jackson, deputy editor, explore the rising terrorism threat in Australia amidst evolving extremist ideologies. They delve into the dynamics of youth radicalization, especially online, and how misinformation spreads through social media. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by authorities in monitoring extremism while emphasizing the need for community awareness and proactive dialogue to combat these complexities.

Journalist Gabrielle Jackson discusses the impracticality of Peter Dutton's nuclear energy policy in Australia towards net zero. The episode delves into the high cost of nuclear power, the affordability of renewables, challenges in transitioning to lower carbon sources, and the necessity for fact-based climate policies amidst political interests.

Exploration of Liberal party's policy deficit post-election, challenges in housing and energy policies, critique on lack of details in their plans. Analysis of recent election results, vote swing, and reshuffle in Liberal Cabinet. Controversy over big trout sculpture and politicians attending lavish celebrations.

Exploring the challenges of transitioning to clean energy in Australia amidst political resistance. Discussion on government policies, public perceptions, and economic considerations. Shift from gas to electricity in households, political pressures, and media attention. Analysis of upcoming election dynamics, Gen Z bedtime habits, and Taylor Swift concert excitement. Informal chat about Taylor Swift near Guardian Australia office, leaving listeners eager for more.