Geelong's Concussion Cover-Up, Lindsay Clancy's Murder Trial and Albanese's Melon Blunder

This week on Covered, Geelong's secret concussion waiver scandal has blown up into a leadership crisis, with AFL chair Craig Drummond now facing calls to resign over the deal he signed off on as club president. Then to the Lindsay Clancy murder trial in Massachusetts, where harrowing testimony about her three children's deaths is forcing a national reckoning on postpartum psychosis and how the justice system treats it. And Anthony Albanese is refusing to apologise over a podcast joke about melons gifted by Japan's prime minister, as what should have been a throwaway line turns into a real diplomatic mess.