This week we talk about the fact that Super Gonorrhoea has landed in Australia. Kent discovers a correlation between house prices and funnel web spiders. We also discuss embracing the vaccine distribution network and use it to inject people with gene therapy that will help cut down commuter times.... somehow.

This week we talk about the shortlisted submarine base locations, petrol price wars in Broken Hill and what Casula needs to learn from Mosman. Kent comes up with a radical solution for flood locations and Mike tells the Liberals how to win in the election battleground of Western Australia.

In our Russian special, we denounce the invasion and offer to accept Ukranian refugee's called Nikki. We look into a nudist house in Logan and consider the merits of a bare scrotum on a leather lounge. We talk transgender people, and trans-suburbs.

This episode begins with it being called episode 28, so already it's f*cked. Things don't pick up much, as Mike complains about the Rich Dad Poor Dad bloke being a muppet with his views on negative gearing. We chat about the blue chip local council trying to convince people they're not racist, and the correlation between property prices, and romantic sounding places.

Yeah, we apologise for the title of this show, but all those things were on the table for this episode. We look investigate what makes suburbs turn from dodgy to expensive and vice versa. As it turns out, such as in Bondi, dumping sewerage in the water has a massive impact. 
Kent creates his own conspiracy segment, and we look into the best suburbs to thrive in an apocalypse. 

The trolls are back in the swing for the new year! This week we cover the proposed Sydney to Newcastle rail link and what that could mean for property prices, with a detour into rail based crime.
We also chat about Clive Palmers plan to provide a 20% tax cut to people in the regions.
We also zoom in on the MacKay market and look at what their bins are up to these days.