Adam Morton, climate and environment editor for Guardian Australia, joins journalist Matilda Boseley to discuss the Albanese government's environmental pledges since 2022. They analyze the gap between ambitious goals and the slow pace of legislative reforms, along with the political battles surrounding a proposed Environmental Protection Authority. The conversation highlights the mounting pressures from industrial interests and calls for urgent action, raising alarm over the impacts of climate change and a looming global nature summit.

Natasha May, a health reporter specializing in cannabis effects, joins journalist Matilda Boseley to discuss the surge of cannabis gummies in Australia. They explore how these edibles are becoming a preferred choice over alcohol, reflecting cultural shifts in consumption. While some users find them appealing for their convenience, both guests highlight concerns around safety and regulation. With illicit markets emerging, they urge for better oversight to protect consumers as the demand for gummies continues to grow.

Matilda Boseley, an expert in reporting on rural and regional issues, discusses the resistance to renewable energy in regional Australia. The podcast explores the mistrust in communities, concerns about farmland displacement and the complexities of embracing renewables. It also tackles the political dynamics and challenges faced by individuals in transitioning to renewable energy.