In the Image Renovators segment the Gruen panel discuss Julia Gillard's need for an image change, in The Pitch two advertising agencies are asked to convince the Australians that Footballers should not be role models, in Spin of The Week the panel discusses the return of Louie the fly, Chinese schools and tobacco and carbon tax ad revisited, in How do you sell the panel discusses how to sell an Aussie beer that is not Aussie anymore (like Foster's for example).

This week Gruen Planet examine the dubious marketing behind breast cancer causes, the GASP affair and the Pitch tries to do Rupert Murdoch a favour.

Gruen Planet examine the Qantas death threat media fracas, how Apple can continue it's success after losing CEO Steve Jobs to cancer and The Pitch tries to sell Tasmania as the prime location for our Immigration Processing Centres.

Gruen Planet looks at one of the world's oldest brands - the British monarchy. The Pitch pilots two ads for Australia's premier make-believe airline Kwantas, and the Crisis Management segment rounds up the global brands jumping on the back of the Egyptian revolution.

This week Gruen Planet looks at the Spring Carnival and all things horsey; The Pitch attempts to convince Australians not to bet on the Melbourne Cup and The Image Renovators discuss Hungry Jack's re-branding strategies.

Gruen Planet this week kicks off with the Crisis Management where the Panel discuss the Qantas fiasco. Spin Cycle looks at the attention seeking stunts companies like Woolworths, Telstra and PETA get up to. The Pitch attempts to relaunch Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister and How Do You Sell examines the Occupy Wall Street movement.