Reged Ahmad, a savvy political correspondent, joins Tamsin Rose, a keen NSW state correspondent, and Paul Karp, an insightful political reporter, to discuss the recent turmoil in the NSW Liberal Party. They dissect Peter Dutton's dramatic federal intervention amid major candidate nomination chaos. Topics include potential shifts to the right, voter sentiment impacts, and the implications of accountability and representation issues within the party dynamics. Insightful analysis reveals how these events may reshape the future landscape of Australian politics.

Tamsin Rose, a keen commentator on consumer behavior and economic shifts, discusses the effect of rising costs on daily life in Australia. She highlights how people are adapting, from investing in home coffee machines to the rise in car repossessions. Tamsin delves into the balance between frugality and small indulgences amidst financial uncertainty. The conversation also touches on sticky inflation and how it affects long-term consumer habits, including the impact on dining choices and discretionary spending.

Gareth, Nathaniel, and Stacey Train are at the center of a coroner's inquest investigating their motivations behind a tragic ambush that claimed four lives. They delve into their troubled upbringing and mental health struggles, shedding light on how these factors shaped their actions. Andrew Messenger and Tamsin Rose discuss crucial recommendations from experts to combat online radicalization and prevent future tragedies. The conversation also explores the alarming rise of Christian extremism in Australia, emphasizing the urgent need for safer gun licensing practices.