Michael Voss’ departure from Carlton headlines the show, with Caroline Wilson and Tom Morris unpacking how the situation unfolded and why the club had been weighing up its future for months. The panel breaks down the fallout from Voss stepping aside, the pressure surrounding Carlton’s list and leadership, and the search for the club’s next senior coach. Plus, the leading candidates in the frame as the Blues prepare for a critical new chapter.

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Ken Hinkley is emerging as the leading candidate to coach Tasmania’s inaugural AFL side, while Collingwood has reportedly handed Scott Pendlebury all merchandise profits from his record-breaking game. Meanwhile, fresh speculation surrounds Lachie Neale’s future, with Tom Morris suggesting Adelaide, St Kilda and Collingwood could all target the Brisbane superstar.

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Pressure builds on Essendon coach Brad Scott, with Tom Morris outlining the key metrics that could determine his future. Nick Riewoldt weighs in on selection tensions at Carlton, including the implications of George Hewett’s return and the untouchable status of captain Patrick Cripps. Plus, Rooey unveils a bold three-team trade scenario involving Harley Reid that could reshape the Blues’ future. Big calls, big pressure, and massive list decisions unpacked.

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Tonight on The Agenda Setters, the fallout from the Elijah Hollands controversy continues, with questions still surrounding the handling of the situation and the AFL’s findings. Debate builds around the AFL’s $75,000 fine and what it means for accountability moving forward. Concerns linger across the league over how the situation was managed, as key figures weigh in on the response. Plus, the Brisbane–Essendon whiteboard saga continues.

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Melbourne’s CEO exit deepens amid internal rifts and legal tension. Brisbane faces backlash after leaked whiteboard notes spark debate over professionalism and response. Collingwood’s list strategy shift raises questions about its pull as a destination club, while wider AFL issues—from culture to coaching pressure—continue to simmer.

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Clubs are pushing back on the AFL, with St Kilda president Andrew Bassat telling The Agenda Setters the draft bidding changes “do not go far enough.” Nick Riewoldt reacts to a leaked Melbourne member survey, pointing to optimism at the club, and addresses Brad Scott’s “lazy” comment. Rory Lobb joins the panel to discuss leadership and Tom Liberatore’s future. Hawthorn’s interest in Zak Butters cools. Plus, discussion around alternate AFL broadcasts and innovation in television coverage.

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It’s a seismic day in the AFL as Melbourne parts ways with CEO Paul Guerra, with Xander McGuire breaking the story and revealing Dan Taylor as a leading contender to replace him. Caroline Wilson dives deep into the circumstances behind the exit, including tensions with Steven Smith and scrutiny around Guerra’s external ties. Plus, Ross Lyon responds publicly to Wilson’s report as the fallout continues to grip the league.

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On The Agenda Setters, Caroline Wilson revealed Ross Lyon contemplated standing down as St Kilda coach following a comment that upset players, particularly Bradley Hill. Despite Lyon’s strong history with Indigenous players, he was deeply affected by the incident and took full responsibility, offering a sincere and reportedly emotional apology. Hill, who views Lyon as a father figure, and the playing group accepted the apology and chose not to escalate the matter further. Lyon avoided defensiveness in addressing the issue and informed key club figures. While the club wishes the situation hadn’t occurred, Lyon now appears to have regained the trust of those involved.

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Tonight on The Agenda Setters, debate over a mental health round, while Nick Riewoldt questions its true impact. The long-awaited findings into Christian Petracca’s injury drop, exposing system gaps. GWS GIANTS star Tom Green joins the show, discussing his recovery, leadership ambitions, and future. Plus, trade heat builds with updates on Mitch Lewis and Jesse Hogan, and St Kilda’s stance on the Lance Collard appeal.

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Caroline Wilson reveals growing concerns around Tyson Stengle’s future, with Geelong struggling to make contact and the AFL’s medical model effectively sidelining him despite a long-term deal. Questions are mounting over player support, contract implications and whether clubs are meeting league standards. Plus, the AFL’s fixture shake-up for next season takes centre stage, with Opening Round looking to be scrapped and replaced amid scheduling chaos tied to the MCG’s 150th Anniversary Test between Australia and England. With the league admitting past mistakes and chasing blockbuster starts, the panel unpacks what it all means for clubs, broadcasters and fans heading into 2026.

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