Squiz Today A Squiz at November: A net zero reckoning, and Robert Irwin's a winner
Jan 2, 2026
Exciting revelations about the Louvre crown jewels robbery highlight investigations, complete with DNA leads and viral suspects. The political landscape shifts as the Coalition abandons net zero targets, triggering significant backlash. Meanwhile, Robert Irwin captivates audiences by winning a major dancing competition, celebrated for his stunning performances. Finally, the duo recommends 'Pluribus,' a new sci-fi drama by Vince Gilligan, praised for its compelling storytelling. Tune in for a thrilling recap of November's highlights!
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Brazen Louvre Heist And Missing Jewels
- Thieves stole eight items from the French crown jewels in a brazen Louvre heist that stayed headline news through November.
- Investigators charged five suspects via DNA, but the jewels remained missing by month’s end.
Fedora Man Goes Viral
- A 15-year-old, Pedro Elias Garzon Delaveau, became a viral sensation as 'Fedora Man' after being photographed at the Louvre scene.
- He told reporters the photo creates a mystery, so you have to make it last.
Coalition's Net Zero Retreat
- The Nationals voted to abandon support for reaching net zero by 2050, sparking a party-wide climate policy crisis.
- That decision forced the Liberals to review and ultimately drop the net zero commitment too.