Just when you thought the trend of smug, hipster-halfwits attempting to try their hand at investigative online journalism couldn't get worse, along comes the DAFUQ? team.
Upon receiving the news that a renowned French journalist has been beheaded by ISIS, Pandora heads to Syria to honour his memory by completing his story (and maybe getting on the cover of Time magazine while she's at it).
Lee D announces there are alarming reports about how the consumption of pornography fundamentally changes the brain and conducts an investigation to find out whether it is indeed the case.
Lee D is contacted via encrypted e-mail by an anonymous weapons specialist working at the highest levels of the US government. Pandora discovers she has the ability to influence her trolls.
Pandora travels to Egypt where she discovers the turmoil of the Arab Spring hasn't subsided completely. She meets Ahmed, the leader of a student group who are planning a protest against Egypt's indefinite detention laws.
Rift has implemented a live event to save the bees. Pandora invites audiences to join her on the front line of the fight against paedophilia and attempts to trap offenders by disguising Lee D as an eight year old girl.
Rift covers the story of an ex-Guantanamo Bay guard who, in an effort to clear his conscience, wants to apologise personally to a wrongly-convicted Australian inmate who he tortured during his stay there.
