Discussing the no-consequence generation that the police are unable to control, the lack of talent in Mr Albanese's cabinet, my lessons on "tough love" from Bhutan, and the tragedy of the senseless stabbing of three young girls at a dance studio in the UK.

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In my latest appearance on The Spectator Australia TV's The Week in 60 Minutes, Alexandra Marshall and I discuss the no-consequence generation that the police are unable to control, the lack of talent in Mr Albanese's cabinet, my lessons on "tough love" from Bhutan, and the tragedy of the senseless stabbing of three young girls at a dance studion in the UK. I'm on from 33:22.