List of Q A panellists

Q A is an Australian television current affairs panel show, in which members of the Australian public question a panel of five public figures, usually including politicians, on a range of public interest topics. It is broadcast on two channels of the ABC Television network, and as of February 2024 hosted by journalist Patricia Karvelas.

Hosts and description

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Q A was hosted by Stan Grant from 1 August 2022 until May 2023. Prior to 2020 the show was hosted by Tony Jones, then by journalist Hamish Macdonald until mid-2021, and then by a series of rotating hosts.[1]

The program focuses mainly on politics, but also covers a range of other issues. Questions are submitted to the panel by the studio audience or via video question from ordinary members of the Australian public, and the program is broadcast live. Part of the aim is to "hold to account politicians and key opinion leaders in a national public forum". Tweets containing commentary from viewers are shown on screen throughout the discussion. There are usually five panellists, most often including at least two politicians from different parties,[2] but occasionally there is a focus on something completely different, such as science,[3] or the special editions from the Garma Festival, with a panel to suit the content.[4]

Season 1: 2008

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This was the first season of the program, comprising 20 episodes. The most any one person appeared in this series was twice. The first episode featured Prime Minister Kevin Rudd as the only guest, and was announced as a one-off special. However, on episode 19, Q&A again featured just one panellist, the new leader of the Liberal Party Malcolm Turnbull, who had won a leadership ballot just 9 days before.

Episode Date Panellists
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 22 May 2008 Kevin Rudd
2 29 May 2008 Tanya Plibersek Tony Abbott Bob Brown Warren Mundine

Louise Adler

3 5 June 2008 Tony Burke Julie Bishop Randa Abdel-Fattah
Stephen Mayne
Greg Sheridan
4 12 June 2008 Joel Fitzgibbon George Brandis
Pru Goward
Kate Crawford
Charles Firth
5 19 June 2008 Chris Bowen Christopher Pyne Cheryl Kernot Nick Adams
Julia Zemiro
6 26 June 2008 Bill Shorten Greg Hunt Elizabeth Ann Macgregor
Tim Blair
Angela Conway
7 3 July 2008 Nicola Roxon Joe Hockey Marcia Langton
Peter van Onselen
Miriam Lyons
8 10 July 2008 Craig Emerson Helen Coonan Christine Milne Andrew Bolt
Linda Jaivin
9 17 July 2008 Lindsay Tanner Alexander Downer David Marr
Angela Shanahan
Rose Jackson
10 24 July 2008 Mark Arbib Barnaby Joyce Nick Xenophon
Heather Ridout
Christine Jackman
11 31 July 2008 Penny Wong Malcolm Turnbull Tim Flannery
Catherine Harris
Tim Wilson
12 7 August 2008 Peter Garrett Bronwyn Bishop Julian Morrow
Megan Davis
Imre Salusinszky
13 14 August 2008 Bob Carr Julie Bishop Germaine Greer
Greg Sheridan
Marcus Westbury
14 21 August 2008 Anthony Albanese George Brandis Blanche d'Alpuget
Cindy Pan
Grahame Morris
15 28 August 2008 Craig Emerson Sharman Stone John Pilger
Peter Hartcher
Rebecca Weisser
16 4 September 2008 Bill Shorten Christopher Pyne
Kerry Chikarovski
Eric Beecher
Jane Caro
17 11 September 2008 Tanya Plibersek Nick Minchin Mungo MacCallum
Tim Wilson
Linda Jaivin
18 18 September 2008 Maxine McKew Tony Abbott Waleed Aly
Margaret Fitzherbert
Robert Manne
19 25 September 2008 Malcolm Turnbull
20 2 October 2008 Nicola Roxon Peter Costello Cheryl Kernot David Marr
Tom Switzer

Season 2a: 2009

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This was the second season of the program, totalling 42 episodes. As with season one, no panellist appeared in this season more than twice. Episode 7 of this series was broadcast live from Melbourne, the first time the program was filmed outside its Ultimo studio in Sydney. Episode 14 was also broadcast from another location, this time from the National Museum of Australia in Canberra for an Australian federal budget special with the finance minister and shadow treasurer.

Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 12 February 2009 Peter Cosgrove
Fiona Wood
Tania Major
Tim Flannery
Jonty Bush
Australians of the Year special
2 19 February 2009 Wayne Swan Joe Hockey
Kate Carnell
Christine Milne Paul Howes The Economy
3 26 February 2009 Bill Shorten Christopher Pyne Jonathan Biggins
Leslie Cannold
Sabrina Houssami
4 6 March 2009 Lindsay Tanner Peter Costello Geoff Cousins
Rebecca Weisser
Sally Warhaft
5 12 March 2009 Maxine McKew Scott Morrison John Symond
Tanveer Ahmed
Noeline Brown
6 19 March 2009 Kate Ellis Tony Abbott Peter Kennedy
Bettina Arndt
Bruce Wolpe
7 26 March 2009 Stephen Conroy Greg Hunt Andrew Bolt
Louise Adler
Susan Carland
Melbourne broadcast
8 2 April 2009 Tanya Plibersek George Brandis Satyajit Das
Dennis Altman
Rachel Fry
9 9 April 2009 Tony Burke Helen Coonan
John Hewson
Jane Caro
Andrew Boe
10 16 April 2009 Chris Bowen Sophie Mirabella Catherine Deveny
John Elliott
Stephen Crittenden
11 23 April 2009 Craig Emerson Julie Bishop David Marr
Cindy Pan
P. J. O'Rourke
12 30 April 2009 Peter Garrett Barnaby Joyce
Pru Goward
Sarah Hanson-Young Wesley Enoch
13 7 May 2009 Mark Arbib Sharman Stone Guy Rundle
Greg Sheridan
Randa Abdel-Fattah
14 14 May 2009 Lindsay Tanner Joe Hockey Geoff Cousins
Misha Schubert
Elizabeth Ann Macgregor
Budget special from Canberra
15 21 May 2009 Penny Wong Tony Abbott Bob Ellis
Sue Cato
Wendy Machin
16 28 May 2009 Kate Ellis Brendan Nelson William McInnes
Peter Holmes à Court
Miriam Lyons

Season 2b: 2009

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The second half of season two of Q&A began on 23 July 2009. Episode 22 was broadcast from the Melbourne Writers Festival with three writers on the panel. Episode 26 was broadcast from Adelaide. Episode 27 had no politician on the panel.

Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
17 23 July 2009 Nicola Roxon Nick Minchin Julian Morrow
Jessica Brown
Charlie Teo
18 30 July 2009 Anna Bligh George Brandis David Penberthy
Tania Major
Simon Sheikh
19 6 August 2009 Julia Gillard Malcolm Turnbull Sara Haghdoosti
Mitch Grady
Linden Brownley
Youth special
20 13 August 2009 Craig Emerson Christopher Pyne Sharan Burrow
Piers Akerman
Indira Naidoo
21 20 August 2009 Maxine McKew Tony Smith Felicity Hampel
Anthony LaPaglia
Candy Bowers
22 27 August 2009 Lindsay Tanner Tony Abbott Richard Flanagan
Kamila Shamsie
Tara June Winch
Melbourne Writers Festival special
23 3 September 2009 Tony Burke Bill Heffernan Helen Liddell
Tim Wilson
Anne Summers
24 10 September 2009 Geoff Gallop Sophie Mirabella John Marsden
Anthony Ackroyd
Melinda Tankard Reist
25 17 September 2009 Tanya Plibersek Joe Hockey Thomas Keneally
Larissa Behrendt
John Roskam
26 24 September 2009 Kate Ellis Alexander Downer Natasha Stott Despoja Peter Sutton
Megan Lloyd
Adelaide broadcast
27 1 October 2009 Christopher Hitchens
Waleed Aly
Frank Brennan
Anne Henderson
Sally Warhaft
Spirituality special
28 8 October 2009 Belinda Neal Cory Bernardi Germaine Greer
Todd Sampson
Janet Albrechtsen
29 15 October 2009 Anthony Albanese Christopher Pyne Alexei Sayle
Deepa Gupta
Nikki Williams
30 22 October 2009 Craig Emerson Peter Dutton Louise Adler
Annabel Crabb
John Elliott
31 29 October 2009 Bill Shorten Tony Abbott Bettina Arndt
Catherine Deveny
Jonathan Biggins
32 5 November 2009 Maxine McKew
Graham Richardson
Joe Hockey
Kerry Chikarovski
David Marr

Season 3: 2010

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The third season of Q&A began on 8 February 2010, and will be a full season consisting of 40 episodes on the new night, Monday, on ABC1. Episode 1 was broadcast from Old Parliament House, Canberra, with an audience of 16- to 25-year-olds. Episode 4 was broadcast from the Adelaide Festival of Arts, and had a total of 6 panellists making it the largest panel in the program's history. The following episode also had 6 panellists.

Episode 9 featured Opposition Leader Tony Abbott as the only panellist. Episode 12 was a 'politician-free' episode, where no current or former politicians were on the panel. Also in episode 12, a Twitter feed was introduced, where selected tweets discussing Q&A are shown on screen. Episode 18 featured six panellists and was broadcast from Casula in south west Sydney. On episode 24, Tanya Plibersek became the first panellist to appear on Q&A more than twice in one season (only if you consider 2009's programmes to be two seasons – both Tony Abbott and Joe Hockey appeared four times in the full year of 2009 with five other panellists appeared three times that year).

Episode 27 and 28 each featured the two leaders alone on the panel, in the final two episodes before the election. Episode 29 was the first episode following the election, and was controversial in that at the last minute Julia Gillard pulled Mark Arbib from appearing on the panel, and an empty chair was left on the panel for the entire episode. Episode 30 was broadcast from the Melbourne Writers Festival.

Episode 37 featured former Prime Minister John Howard as the only panellist, co-inciding with the launch of his memoirs, Lazarus Rising. Episode 38 was the first time the program was broadcast from Western Australia in Perth.

Nick Minchin was originally supposed to be the Coalition panellist on the season finale, but bad weather prohibited his plane from landing in Sydney on time. Minchin was replaced on the panel by George Brandis.

Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 8 February 2010 Kevin Rudd Prime Minister
2 15 February 2010 Lindsay Tanner Barnaby Joyce Satyajit Das
Melinda Tankard Reist
Rebecca Huntley
3 22 February 2010 Tanya Plibersek Malcolm Turnbull Mungo MacCallum
John Roskam
Jane Caro
4 1 March 2010 Peter Garrett Christopher Pyne Eddie Perfect
Paul Grabowsky
Jin Xing
Rhoda Roberts
Adelaide Festival special
5 8 March 2010 Tony Burke Julie Bishop Patrick McGorry
Richard Dawkins
Steve Fielding
Jacqueline Ninio
Veronica Brady
6 15 March 2010 Bill Shorten Peter Dutton Miranda Devine
Catherine Deveny
Waleed Aly
7 22 March 2010 Nicola Roxon Greg Hunt John Doyle
Valerie Amos
Tim Wilson
8 29 March 2010 Craig Emerson
Graham Richardson
Kelly O'Dwyer Nick McKim Sue Cato
9 5 April 2010 Tony Abbott Leader of the Opposition
10 12 April 2010 Tanya Plibersek Joe Hockey Jeffrey L. Bleich
Lucy Turnbull
Greg Sheridan
11 19 April 2010 Bob Carr Scott Morrison Heather Ridout
Simon Sheikh
Shimrit Nothman
12 26 April 2010 Germaine Greer
Peter Cosgrove
Peter FitzSimons
Henry Reynolds
Alison Creagh
ANZAC Day special
13 3 May 2010 Penny Wong Nick Minchin Christine Milne John Symond
Paul Howes
14 10 May 2010 Brendan O'Connor Sophie Mirabella Kaiser Kuo
Helen Razer
Brett Solomon
15 17 May 2010 Lindsay Tanner Joe Hockey Budget special
16 24 May 2010 Malcolm Fraser
Peter Carey
Lionel Shriver
John Ralston Saul
Marcia Langton
Authors special
17 31 May 2010 Maxine McKew Cory Bernardi Miriam Lyons
Clare Bowditch
Mitchell Grady
18 7 June 2010 Chris Bowen Scott Morrison
Pru Goward
Kevin Sheedy
Samah Hadid
Heath Ducker
Casula broadcast
19 14 June 2010 Peter Garrett Helen Coonan David Marr
Peter Singer
Jayashri Kulkarni
20 21 June 2010 Craig Emerson
Graham Richardson
Malcolm Turnbull Sarah Hanson-Young Jessica Brown
21 28 June 2010 Bill Shorten Barnaby Joyce Magda Szubanski
Harold Mitchell
Janet Albrechtsen
Christine Wallace
The Gillard Coup
22 5 July 2010 Tony Burke George Brandis Cheryl Kernot Annabel Crabb
Grahame Morris
23 12 July 2010 Chris Evans Christopher Pyne Scott Ludlam John Elliott
Felicity Hampel
Lenore Taylor
24 19 July 2010 Tanya Plibersek Julie Bishop Piers Akerman
Waleed Aly
Bruce Hawker
25 26 July 2010 Penny Wong
Graham Richardson
Malcolm Turnbull Christine Milne Tom Switzer
26 2 August 2010 Craig Emerson Peter Dutton
Barnaby Joyce
Larissa Waters Madonna King Brisbane broadcast
27 9 August 2010 Julia Gillard Prime Minister
28 12 August 2010 Tony Burke Scott Morrison Bob Brown Suvendrini Perera
John Elliott
Population special
29 16 August 2010 Tony Abbott Casula broadcast
30 23 August 2010 Mark Arbib
Graham Richardson
Malcolm Turnbull Sarah Hanson-Young
Tony Windsor
Janet Albrechtsen
31 30 August 2010 Malcolm Fraser
Jessica Rudd
John Keane
Christine Wallace
Chris Berg
Melbourne Writers Festival special
32 6 September 2010 Peter Beattie Nick Minchin Bob Katter
Christine Milne
Rebecca Huntley
33 13 September 2010 Tanya Plibersek Warren Truss Sarah Hanson-Young Clive Palmer
Lenore Taylor
34 20 September 2010 Chris Bowen Christopher Pyne Craig Reucassel
Helen McCabe
Leslie Cannold
35 27 September 2010 Stephen Conroy Sophie Mirabella Rob Oakeshott
Fiona Patten
Mungo MacCallum
36 4 October 2010 Tariq Ali
Geoffrey Robertson
Lenore Skenazy
Ratih Hardjono
Paul Kelly
Festival of Dangerous Ideas special
(Sydney Opera House)
37 11 October 2010 Mark Arbib Kelly O'Dwyer Roy Masters
Geoff Lawson
Lisa Forrest
Sports special
38 18 October 2010 Mike Kelly Greg Hunt Tim Flannery
Jennifer Marohasy
Bruce Guthrie
Jennifer Hewett
39 25 October 2010 John Howard Former Prime Minister
40 1 November 2010 Stephen Smith Julie Bishop
Colin Barnett
Rachel Siewert Andrew Forrest
Tony Wiltshire
Perth broadcast
41 9 November 2010 Bill Shorten Nick Minchin
George Brandis
Janet Albrechtsen
Jonathan Biggins
Randa Abdel-Fattah

Season 4: 2011

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The fourth season of Q&A began on 7 February 2011, continuing in its Monday night timeslot. The exceptions to this were the twelfth and twenty-third episodes, which aired on Thursday 28 April and 7 July respectively. The first special was a special discussion preceding the Wedding of Prince William and Catherine Middleton, which the second special was entitled "Stopping The Boats" and was centred on the topic of asylum seekers. During this season, Christopher Pyne was the first panellist to appear ten times since Season One, and Lachlan Harris was the 250th unique panellist since Season One.

Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 7 February 2011 Graham Richardson Amanda Vanstone Catherine Deveny
Gerard Henderson
David Williamson
2 14 February 2011 Craig Emerson Helen Coonan Lydia Khalil
John Pilger
Greg Sheridan
3 21 February 2011 Anna Bligh Barnaby Joyce Tim Flannery
Gina Castelain
Ian Nelson
Brisbane broadcast
4 28 February 2011 Bill Shorten Malcolm Turnbull Piers Akerman
Gretel Killeen
Samah Hadid
5 7 March 2011 Kate Ellis Joe Hockey Gail Kelly
Janet Albrechtsen
Mike Carlton
6 14 March 2011 Julia Gillard Prime Minister
7 21 March 2011 Jason Clare Christopher Pyne Christine Milne Miranda Devine
Lachlan Harris
8 28 March 2011 Tanya Plibersek
John Della Bosca
Concetta Fierravanti-Wells Julian Morrow
Grahame Morris
9 4 April 2011 Kevin Rudd Julie Bishop Jeffrey L. Bleich
Louise Adler
Robert Manne
10 11 April 2011 Penny Wong Greg Hunt Bess Price
Graeme Innes
Chris Kenny
11 25 April 2011 Matina Jewell
Jim Molan
Eva Cox
Neil James
Najeeba Wazefadost
ANZAC Day special
12 28 April 2011 Bob Carr Amanda Vanstone
Nick Minchin
Craig Reucassel
Marcia Langton
Angela Bishop
Royal Wedding special
13 2 May 2011 Simon Crean Sophie Mirabella Tony Windsor Eliza Brown
Nick Klomp
Alana Johnson
Albury broadcast
14 9 May 2011 Lindsay Tanner Malcolm Turnbull Lydia Khallil
Christine Wallace
Nazeem Hussain
15 16 May 2011 Bill Shorten Eric Abetz Anna Rose
Felicity Hampel
John Roskam
16 23 May 2011 Howard Jacobson
Brendan Cowell
Michael Cunningham
Gail Dines
Leslie Cannold
Sydney Writers' Festival special
17 30 May 2011 Kate Lundy George Brandis
Jackie Kelly
Guy Rundle
Joe Hildebrand
18 6 June 2011 Nicola Roxon Christopher Pyne Lee Rhiannon Sandy Gutman
Paul McGeough
19 13 June 2011 Peter Garrett Concetta Fierravanti-Wells Bob Katter Mike Carlton
Natalie Pa'apa'a
20 20 June 2011 Josh Thomas
Samah Hadid
James Paterson
Ruslan Kogan
Faustina Agolley
'Gen Y' special
21 27 June 2011 Anthony Albanese Joe Hockey Adam Bandt Judith Sloan
Fiona Katauskas
22 4 July 2011 Penny Wong Mathias Cormann
Stephen O'Doherty
Charles Waterstreet
Elizabeth Ann Macgregor
John Hewson
Colonialism
Carbon Tax
Sexism
Gay Marriage
Foreign Ownership
Cattle Ban
Mental Illness
23 7 July 2011 Chris Bowen Scott Morrison Sarah Hanson-Young David Marr
Piers Akerman
Najeeba Wazefadost
Asylum Seekers
24 11 July 2011 Julia Gillard Mandate?
Climate Change
Taxation
Political Vision
25 18 July 2011 John Lennox
Susan Carland
John Safran
Eva Cox
Jacqueline Grey
Arwa El Masri
Spirituality Special
Phone Hacking
Carbon Tax
Atheism
The Burqa
26 25 July 2011 Lara Giddings Eric Abetz Christine Milne Peter Cundall
Garry Bailey
Melanie Kerrison
Hobart broadcast
27 1 August 2011 Tanya Plibersek Peter Dutton Stephen Mayne
Brendan O'Neill
Heather Ridout
Christine Nixon
Labor
Attacks in Norway
Murdoch
Tony Abbott
Carbon Tax
Ethics
28 8 August 2011 Mark Dreyfus Kelly O'Dwyer Graham Richardson
Noni Hazlehurst
Tom Switzer
Global Financial Crisis
Tony Abbott
Labor
Sexism
Malcolm Turnbull
Asylum Seekers
Ethics
29 15 August 2011 Tony Burke Malcolm Turnbull
Jackie Kelly
Lachlan Harris
Deborah Cheetham
Stella Young
NDIS
Homophobia
Mining exploration
Fracking
The economy
London riots
30 22 August 2011 Doug Cameron Nick Minchin Daniel Pipes
Hanifa Deen
Suelette Dreyfus
Craig Thompson
Arab Spring
USA
Manufacturing
Wikileaks
31 29 August 2011 Don Watson
Kate Grenville
Anna Funder
Malalai Joya
Omar Musa
Melbourne Writers Festival Special
32 5 September 2011 Greg Combet Sophie Mirabella Clive Palmer
Paul Howes
Jessica Irvine
Asylum Seekers
Kevin Rudd's demotion
Carbon Tax
Manufacturing
Industrial Relations
33 12 September 2011 Barnaby Joyce Germaine Greer
Paul Barry
Melinda Tankard Reist
Joe Hildebrand
Julia Gillard
Sexism
Kevin Rudd
September 11 response
Media ownership
Feminism
34 19 September 2011 Kristina Keneally Raimond Gaita
Cristina Rad
Jim Wallace
Gerard Henderson
Spirituality
Asylum seekers
Euthanasia
Homophobia
35 26 September 2011 Mark Butler Helen Coonan Rob Oakeshott William McInnes
Janet Albrechtsen
Julia Gillard
Kevin Rudd
Mental health
Pokies
Global Financial Crisis
Democracy
36 3 October 2011 Kate Adie
Greg Sheridan
Mona Eltahawy
Jon Ronson
Slavoj Zizek
Festival of Dangerous Ideas special
37 10 October 2011 Bill Shorten Julie Bishop Richard Flanagan
Ron Merkel
Caroline Overington
Kevin Rudd
Asylum seekers
Andrew Bolt
Taxation
Steve Jobs
38 17 October 2011 Paul Henderson Dave Tollner Rosalie Kunoth-Monks
Fiona O'Loughlin
Stuart Blanch
Luke Bowen
Darwin broadcast
39 24 October 2011 Tanya Plibersek Christopher Pyne Judith Sloan
Kate Miller-Heidke
Graham Richardson
Gender equality
Gaddafi's death
Occupy movement
Kevin Rudd
Gay Marriage
Society
40 31 October 2011 Richard Gill
Anne Summers
Tanveer Ahmed
Alan Asher
Rebecca Weisser
Industrial Relations
Afghanistan
Asylum seekers
Music education
41 7 November 2011 Kate Ellis Malcolm Turnbull Jessica Rudd
Ray Martin
Peter Reith
Phone hacking
Celebrity
Industrial Relations
Kevin Rudd
Climate Change
Steve Jobs

Season 5: 2012

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The fifth season of Q&A began on 6 February 2012.

Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 6 February 2012 Penny Wong Joe Hockey Judith Sloan
Miriam Lyons
Joe Hildebrand
Who has been the best PM
ALP leadership
Economy
Bank jobs
Global wages
Mothers
2 13 February 2012 Jenny McAllister Helen Kroger Mikey Robins
Robert Manne
Tim Wilson
Celebrities
Private health rebates
Kevin Rudd
Peter Slipper
Banks
3 20 February 2012 Bill Shorten Julie Bishop Daniel Hannan
Eva Cox
Annabel Crabb
Kevin Rudd
ALP leadership
Europe
Manufacturing jobs
National Disability Insurance Scheme
4 27 February 2012 Chris Evans
Peter Beattie
Barnaby Joyce Christine Milne Lachlan Harris
Janet Albrechtsen
Gillard vs Rudd
Labor instability
Primary elections
Media role
Abbott vs Turnbull
5 5 March 2012
(in Adelaide)
Amanda Vanstone Natasha Stott Despoja Mark Steyn
Jianying Zha
Paul Grabowsky
Clive Palmer
Ruthless individualism
Wayne Swan's union influences
Bob Carr
Misogyny in Australian politics
Gay marriage
Discrimination
6 12 March 2012 Tanya Plibersek Malcolm Turnbull Michael O'Brien
Mick Gooda
Clementine Ford
Gays
Climate change
Kony
Aboriginals
Mining jobs
Asylum seekers
7 19 March 2012 Germaine Greer
Toby Ralph
Benjamin Law
Christa Hughes
Craig Gross
Shallowness of political debate
Advice for Julia Gillard
Racism
Porn
Afghanistan
8 26 March 2012 Craig Emerson George Brandis Larissa Waters Grahame Morris
Liberty Sanger
Queensland election
Automotive industry
Clive Palmer & the CIA
9 2 April 2012
(in Hobart)
Julie Collins Eric Abetz Andrew Wilkie Brian Ritchie
Natasha Cica
Terry Edwards
MONA
Andrew Wilkie's support of the government
Forestry
Qualifications for politicians
10 9 April 2012 George Pell
Richard Dawkins
Religion & atheism
11 16 April 2012 Nicola Roxon Christopher Pyne A. C. Grayling
Geoffrey Robertson
Lydia Khalil
Julian Assange
Craig Thomson
Plain cigarette packaging
Religion
ASIO monitoring protestors
Iran/Israel
12 23 April 2012 Bob Brown Bob Brown's retirement
The Greens
13 26 April 2012
(special Thursday show)
Clive Palmer
Rebecca Huntley
Nick Minchin
Anna Rose
Megan Clark
Climate change
14 30 April 2012
(in Dandenong)
Mark Dreyfus Sophie Mirabella Victor Victor
Ged Kearney
Peter Reith
Diana Nguyen
Dandenong
Racism
Manufacturing
15 7 May 2012 Mark Butler Kelly O'Dwyer Mark Bouris
Kate Miller-Heidke
Graham Richardson
The Labor party
Union corruption
Carbon tax
Aged card & mental health
Banks
16 14 May 2012 Penny Wong Joe Hockey Tim Costello
Judith Sloan
Stephen Mayne
Craig Thomson
Bill Shorten
Egalitarianism
Working mothers
Budget
Hockey & Abbott economic credentials
Foreign aid
Gay parents
17 21 May 2012 Jeffrey Eugenides
Kathy Lette
Glenn Carle
Masha Gessen
Greg Sheridan
Marriage
Julian Assange
Torture
Craig Thomson
Russia
Arts & humanities
18 28 May 2012 Barry Humphries
Miriam Margolyes
Jacki Weaver
John Hewson
David Marr
Foreign workers
Expat view of Australian politics
Craig Thomson
Speaking out
Women in wealth and power
Meaning of 'Un-Australian'
Dame Edna
19 4 June 2012
(in Toowoomba)
Simon Crean Barnaby Joyce Christine Milne Georgie Somerset
Jeremy Marou
Royalties to regions
Aid distribution
Foreign investment
Foreign workers
Mining
Same sex marriage
Queensland "gay panic" laws
Native title
Toowoomba range bypass
20 11 June 2012 Julia Gillard
21 18 June 2012 Pru Goward Lenny Henry
Brian Schmidt
Susan Ryan
Joe Hildebrand
Racism
Age discrimination
Science and space
Creation
Growth vs sustainability
22 25 June 2012 Kate Lundy George Brandis Tim Freedman
John Lee
Louise Adler
Media
Asylum seekers
China
London Olympics
23 2 July 2012 Greg Combet Sophie Mirabella Simon Sheikh
Lenore Taylor
Grahame Morris
Carbon tax
Parental leave
Peter Slipper and media
Asylum seekers and racism
24 9 July 2012 Chris Bowen Malcolm Turnbull Nahji Chu
Thierry de Duve
Elizabeth Ann Macgregor
25 16 July 2012 Joel Fitzgibbon Greg Hunt Sarah Hanson-Young Richard Ford
Jennifer Hewett
Peter Craven
26 23 July 2012 Nicola Roxon Christopher Pyne Simon Sheikh
Michael Spence
Jane Caro
26 30 July 2012 John Alexander Shane Gould
Louise Sauvage
David Pocock
Michael O'Loughlin
27 6 August 2012 Craig Emerson George Brandis Bob Katter Debbie Kilroy
Katie Noonan
28 13 August 2012 Mark Butler Pru Goward Peter Singer
Phillip Blond
Cassandra Goldie
29 20 August 2012 Doug Cameron Simon Birmingham Graham Richardson
Janet Albrechtsen
Mandy Nolan
30 27 August 2012 Simon Callow
Germaine Greer
Kwame Anthony Appiah
Sefi Atta
Melbourne Writers Festival special
31 3 September 2012 Tony Burke Fiona Nash Angry Anderson
Nitin Sawhney
Tara Moss
33 10 September 2012 Chris Evans Concetta Fierravanti-Wells Peter Jensen
Anna Krien
Catherine Deveny
34 17 September 2012 Clover Moore Robyn Davidson
Ilan Pappé
Irving Wallach
Greg Sheridan
35 24 September 2012 Tanya Plibersek Kelly O'Dwyer Mark Carnegie
Elliot Perlman
Jason Silva
36 1 October 2012 Jane Bussmann
Shiv Malik
Jianying Zha
Simon Laham
Jesse Bering
Festival of Dangerous Ideas special
37 8 October 2012 Kate Ellis

Lindsay Tanner

Christopher Pyne Nilaja Sun
Piers Akerman
38 15 October 2012 Bill Shorten Sophie Mirabella Pamela Stephenson
Charlie Pickering
Catherine Fox
39 22 October 2012 Peter Garrett Scott Morrison

Amanda Vanstone

Billy Bragg
Julia Baird
40 29 October 2012 Kate Lundy Eric Abetz Archie Roach
Sekai Holland
Grahame Morris
41 5 November 2012 Alannah MacTiernan Colin Barnett Bob Brown Hannah McGlade
Bob Cronin
Perth broadcast
42 19 November 2012 Kevin Rudd Malcolm Turnbull Judith Sloan
Heather Ridout
43 26 November 2012 Penny Wong Barnaby Joyce Janet Albrechtsen
Stella Young
Jonathan Biggins

Season 6: 2013

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This season was the first to feature international broadcasts, with the show travelling to Jakarta and India. The 11 November show featured the 500th unique panellist to appear on the show. If you count it in order of introduction, Graham Bradley was the 500th.

Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 4 February 2013 David Bradbury Christopher Pyne

Amanda Vanstone

Anne Summers
Tim Levinson
2 11 February 2013 Chris Evans George Brandis Rachel Botsman
James Paterson
Corinne Grant
3 18 February 2013 Tanya Plibersek Greg Hunt Cindy Pan
John Dickson
Lawrence M. Krauss
4 25 February 2013 Bob Carr Malcolm Turnbull Eva Cox
Ahdaf Soueif
Jeffrey L. Bleich
5 4 March 2013 Bill Shorten Julie Bishop Christine Milne Tim Ferguson
Ruslan Kogan
6 11 March 2013 Peter Garrett Christopher Pyne Education ministers
7 18 March 2013 David Feeney
Alannah MacTiernan
Barnaby Joyce Viv Benjamin
Jeremy Cordeaux
8 25 March 2013 Brendan O'Connor Kelly O'Dwyer A. C. Grayling
Christine Nixon
Brendon Gale
George Megalogenis
Werribee broadcast
9 1 April 2013 Archbishop Mark Coleridge
Mohamad Abdalla
Venerable Robina Courtin
Josh Thomas
Deborah Conway
Religion special
10 8 April 2013 Brooke Magnanti
Germaine Greer
Mia Freedman
Deborah Cheetham
Janet Albrechtsen
11 15 April 2013 Dick Adams Sophie Mirabella Peter Whish-Wilson Jan Davis
David Marr
Launceston broadcast
12 22 April 2013 Tanya Plibersek Peter Dutton Health ministers
13 29 April 2013 Mark Butler Jamie Briggs Sarah Hanson-Young Andrea Mason
Nick Cater
Adelaide broadcast
14 6 May 2013 Julia Gillard Schools special
15 13 May 2013 Larissa Waters
Bob Katter
Clive Palmer
Ged Kearney
Tim Nicholls
Brisbane broadcast
16 20 May 2013 Ruby Wax
Sylvia Nasar
Mike Carlton
Faramerz Dabhoiwala
William Dalrymple
Sydney Writers' Festival special
17 27 May 2013 Susan Ryan Amanda Vanstone Fred Nile Gene Robinson
Lawrence Krauss
18 28 May 2013 Bill Gates
19 3 June 2013 Linda Burney Cory Bernardi Bill McKibben
Michael Stutchbury
20 10 June 2013 Craig Emerson Malcolm Turnbull Haifaa al-Mansour
Jennifer Hewett
Mark Latham
21 17 June 2013 Kate Lundy Barnaby Joyce Fiona Stanley
Paul Kelly
Robert Manne
22 24 June 2013 Matt Thistlethwaite George Brandis Graham Richardson
Anne Summers
Judith Sloan
23 1 July 2013 Tanya Plibersek Sophie Mirabella Sue Cato
Neil Lawrence
Todd Sampson
24 4 July 2013 Dewi Fortuna Anwar
Tim Lindsey
Yuli Ismartono
Rafendi Djamin
Yenny Wahid
Meidyatama "Dimas" Suryodiningrat
Jakarta special
25 8 July 2013 Anthony Albanese Malcolm Turnbull Bill Leak
Corinne Grant
Miriam Lyons
26 15 July 2013 Stephen Smith Julie Bishop Scott Ludlam Mitch Hooke
Narelda Jacobs
Perth broadcast
27 22 July 2013 Bill Shorten Arthur Sinodinos

Tim Fischer

Louise Adler
Michelle Foster
28 29 July 2013 Kate Ellis Josh Frydenberg Shahzad Akbar
Magda Szubanski
Peter Shergold
29 5 August 2013 Doug Cameron Greg Hunt Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Pamela Williams
Grahame Morris
30 12 August 2013 Penny Wong Christopher Pyne Adam Bandt Janet Albrechtsen
Rhys Muldoon
31 19 August 2013 Chris Bowen Joe Hockey Treasurers special
32 26 August 2013 Bill Shorten Kelly O'Dwyer Tom Watson
Sally Warhaft
Tim Wilson
Melbourne broadcast
33 2 September 2013 Kevin Rudd
34 9 September 2013 Tanya Plibersek George Brandis Michael Kroger
Lenore Taylor
Graham Richardson
35 16 September 2013 Larissa Waters

Nick Xenophon

Rebecca Huntley
Mark Latham
Clive Palmer
David Williamson
36 23 September 2013 David Suzuki
37 30 September 2013 Bill Shorten
Anthony Albanese
ALP Leadership special (Perth)
38 7 October 2013 Kate Ellis Greg Hunt Viv Benjamin
Luo Xiaopeng
Greg Sheridan
39 14 October 2013 Penny Wong Arthur Sinodinos Lally Katz
Jeff McMullen
Warren Mundine
40 21 October 2013 Tony Burke Barnaby Joyce

Amanda Vanstone

Rabia Siddique
Vince Sorrenti
41 28 October 2013 Joel Fitzgibbon Christopher Pyne Ray Martin
Judith Sloan
Wendy Harmer
42 4 November 2013 Hanna Rosin
Peter Hitchens
Dan Savage
Germaine Greer
Festival of Dangerous Ideas special
(Sydney Opera House)
43 11 November 2013 David Knox
John Symond
Carol Schwartz
Elizabeth Proust
Graham Bradley
Business special
44 18 November 2013 Shashi Tharoo
Swapan Dasgupta
Karan Thapar
Pallavi Sharda
Shoma Chaudhury
Stuart MacGill
India special
45 25 November 2013 Chris Bowen Josh Frydenberg Yulia Supadmo
Kurt Campbell
Julian Burnside
Tara Moss

Season 7: 2014

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On 29 September, Christopher Pyne became the first panellist to appear 20 times since Season One. On 7 April, the show travelled to Shanghai and on 4 August the first outdoor show was conducted in Arnhem Land at the Garma Festival.

Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 3 February 2014 Tanya Plibersek Barnaby Joyce Akmal Saleh
Cassandra Goldie
Nick Cater
Ray Martin
2 10 February 2014 Mark Dreyfus Malcolm Turnbull Dave Hughes
Yolanda Vega
Janet Albrechtsen
3 17 February 2014 Tony Burke Eric Abetz Heather Ridout
Yassmin Abdel-Magied
James Allan
4 20 February 2014 Christine Lagarde
5 24 February 2014 Anthony Albanese Jamie Briggs Clive Palmer Rhonda Cornum
Ged Kearney
6 3 March 2014 Jason Clare Josh Frydenberg Sue Morphet
Katharine Viner
David Bridie
7 10 March 2014 Chris Bowen George Brandis Sharri Markson
Lisa Wilkinson
Marcia Langton
8 17 March 2014 Mark Butler Sussan Ley Miroslav Volf
Billy Bragg
Wendy Harmer
9 24 March 2014 Richard Marles Kelly O'Dwyer Rachel Griffiths
Eddie McGuire
Lindsay Fox
Melbourne broadcast
10 31 March 2014 Lucy Siegle
Ilwad Elman
Tim Wilson
Kenneth Roth
Mona Eltahawy
Human Rights special
11 7 April 2014 Guo Jian
Mei Yan
Ma Tianjie
Cheng Lei
Geoff Raby
Shanghai special
12 14 April 2014 Marise Payne Penny Wong Jacqui Lambie Michelle Garnaut
Judith Sloan
13 21 April 2014 Bob Carr Kerry Chikarovski Brendan O'Neill
Nigel Kennedy
Eva Cox
14 28 April 2014 Doug Cameron Malcolm Turnbull Sarrah Le Marquand
Andrew Neil
Van Badham
15 5 May 2014 Anna Burke Christopher Pyne Mark Trevorrow
Pallavi Sinha
John Roskam
16 12 May 2014 Alannah MacTiernan Sharman Stone Innes Willox
Satyajit Das
David Marr
17 19 May 2014 Joe Hockey Post-budget special in Penrith
18 26 May 2014 Tim Storrier
Richard Flanagan
Jean Kittson
Tara Moss
Kate Ceberano
Thomas Keneally
Sydney Writers Festival special
19 2 June 2014 Catherine King Cory Bernardi Lawrence M. Krauss
Lucy Turnbull
Rowan Dean
20 9 June 2014 Jane Goodall
Betty Churcher
Rosalie Kunoth-Monks
Peter Coleman
Stuart Rees
Elders special
21 16 June 2014 Ed Husic Josh Frydenberg Virisila Buadromo
Dee Madigan
James Allan
22 23 June 2014 Mark Carnegie
Tony Shepherd
Holly Ransom
Mark Latham
Eva Cox
Big policy ideas special
23 30 June 2014 Richard Marles Sarah Henderson
Darryn Lyons
Richard Di Natale Elaine Carbines Geelong broadcast
24 7 July 2014 Joseph Stiglitz
Christine Wong
Ross Garnaut
Judith Sloan
Economics special
25 14 July 2014 Tanya Plibersek Philip Ruddock Charlie Pickering
Tania Major
Timothy Hawkes
26 21 July 2014 Michael Kirby
Nafsiah Mboi
Françoise Barré-Sinoussi
Amanda Vanstone
Nic Holas
AIDS Conference special
Melbourne broadcast
27 28 July 2014 Mark Butler Barnaby Joyce David Suchet
Louise Adler
Madonna King
28 4 August 2014 Nova Peris Ken Wyatt Djawa Yunupingu
Dhäŋggal Gurruwiwi
Joe Morrison
Noel Pearson
Arnhem Land broadcast
29 11 August 2014 Greg Combet Sussan Ley Jennifer Robinson
John Stackhouse
Simon Breheny
30 18 August 2014 Penny Wong Warren Truss Clive Palmer Heather Ridout
John Falzon
31 25 August 2014 Gareth Evans Paul Kelly
Elizabeth Pisani
Tasneem Chopra
Ali Alizadeh
Melbourne Writers Festival special
32 1 September 2014 Kay Hymowitz
Lydia Cacho
Jane Caro
Kajsa Ekis Ekman
Alissa Nutting
Festival of Dangerous Ideas special
(Sydney Opera House)
33 8 September 2014 Sam Dastyari Concetta Fierravanti-Wells Jimmy Barnes
Jonathan Biggins
Kate McClymont
Kim Williams
34 15 September 2014 Marita Cheng
Brian Schmidt
Peter C. Doherty
Suzanne Cory
Ian Chubb
Science special
35 22 September 2014 Mark Dreyfus Michael Keenan Scott Ludlam Randa Abdel-Fattah
Anne Aly
Islamic Extremists special
36 29 September 2014 Wayne Swan Christopher Pyne Tony Barry
Kate Carnell
Laura Tingle
37 6 October 2014 Bob Katter Josh Thomas
Patrick McGorry
Jennifer Bowers
Louise Byrnes
Mental Health special
Rockhampton broadcast
38 13 October 2014 Kate Ellis Kelly O'Dwyer Julian Burnside
Greg Sheridan
Cate McGregor
39 20 October 2014 Brian Cox
360 (Matt Colwell)
Richard Gill
Nalini Joshi
Miranda Tapsell
40 27 October 2014 Catherine King Stuart Robert Geoffrey Robertson
Jenny Hocking
Rowan Dean
41 3 November 2014 George Brandis Bankstown broadcast
42 10 November 2014 Anthony Albanese Greg Hunt Baroness Greenfield
Laura John
James Paterson
43 17 November 2014 Tanya Plibersek Malcolm Turnbull Ben Elton
Sarrah Le Marquand
Jonathan Holmes
44 24 November 2014 Amanda Vanstone Noel Pearson
James Cromwell
Holly Ransom
Waleed Aly

Season 8: 2015

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Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 2 February 2015 Wayne Swan Barnaby Joyce Jacqui Lambie
Larissa Waters
John Madigan
2 9 February 2015 Chris Bowen Jamie Briggs Alan Jones
Corinne Grant
Heather Ridout
3 16 February 2015 Catherine King Malcolm Turnbull Lisa Wilkinson
Bryan Stevenson
Greg Sheridan
4 23 February 2015 Natasha Stott Despoja Rosie Batty
Tim Cartwright
Charlie King
Simon Santosha
Domestic violence
5 2 March 2015 Andrew Leigh Josh Frydenberg Miriam Margolyes
Trisha Jha
Jamila Rizvi
6 9 March 2015 Julie Bishop Germaine Greer
Roxane Gay
Holly Kramer
Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Feminism special
7 16 March 2015 Chris Bowen Joe Hockey Cassandra Goldie
Kate Carnell
John Daley (economist CEO Grattan Institute)
8 23 March 2015 Joel Fitzgibbon Fiona Nash Troy Cassar-Daley
Robyn Clubb
Rob Cook
9 30 March 2015 Penny Wong Christopher Pyne Brian Schmidt
Ruby Wax
Michael Franti
10 6 April 2015 Ed Husic Kelly O'Dwyer Nana Mouskouri
Michael Stutchbury
Van Badham
11 13 April 2015 Alannah MacTiernan Mitch Fifield Peter Greste
Malarndirri McCarthy
Su McCluskey
12 20 April 2015 Anna Burke Andrew Robb Derryn Hinch
Dave Hughes
Jane Burns
13 27 April 2015 Tanya Plibersek Arthur Sinodinos

Tim Fischer

Carolyn Holbrook
Tom Porteous
14 4 May 2015 Mark Butler Greg Hunt

Amanda Vanstone

Peter Singer
Adrienne Truscott
15 11 May 2015 Jason Clare Christian Porter Clive Palmer Nakkiah Lui
Jennifer Hewett
16 18 May 2015 Norman Doidge
Caitlin Doughty
Douglas Coupland
Mohsin Hamid
Christina Lamb
17 25 May 2015 Joe Hockey Budget special
18 1 June 2015 Anthony Albanese Josh Frydenberg Jack Charles
Miriam Lyons
Judith Sloan
19 8 June 2015 Katy Gallagher Christine Forster
Philip Ruddock
Cornel West
Bates Gill
20 15 June 2015 Bronwyn Bishop Luca Belgiorno-Nettis
Noel Pearson
Gillian Triggs
Bret Walker
Magna Carta 800th anniversary special
21 18 June 2015 Fred Nile Dennis Altman
Paul Capsis
Julie McCrossin
Julia Doulman
Katherine Hudson
LGBT special (Between a Frock and a Hard Place)
Hosted by Tom Ballard
22 22 June 2015 Joel Fitzgibbon Steven Ciobo Linda Tirado
Dee Madigan
Grahame Morris
Antony Hegarty
23 29 June 2015 Tanya Plibersek Alan Tudge Nick Cater
Tim Wilson
Anne Aly
Lawrence M. Krauss
Paul Kelly
24 6 July 2015 Richard Marles Barnaby Joyce Larissa Waters Vrasidas Karalis
Trisha Jha
Greg Sheridan
25 13 July 2015 Amanda Rishworth Malcolm Turnbull
John Hewson
John G. Stackhouse, Jr.
Michael Ware
Alex Oliver
26 20 July 2015 Mark Butler Tim Fischer Jacqui Lambie Katherine Teh-White
Alan Jones
27 27 July 2015 Annastacia Palaszczuk Ron Boswell Mark Coleridge
Anne Tiernan
Monica Bradley
28 3 August 2015 Ranjana Srivastava
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Beth Fulton
Adam Spencer
29 10 August 2015 Sharon Bird Josh Frydenberg Chris Hadfield
Anne Summers
Jonathan Fine
Joe Hildebrand
30 17 August 2015 Sam Dastyari Kelly O'Dwyer Richard Di Natale Brendan O'Neill
Katy Faust
31 24 August 2015 Anna Bligh Peter Reith Tony Windsor Annabel Crabb
Louise Adler
32 31 August 2015 Naomi Klein
Miroslav Volf
Tariq Ali
Laurie Penny
Tom Switzer
33 7 September 2015 Chris Bowen Mike Baird Helen Joyce
Geoffrey Robertson
Catherine Livingstone
34 14 September 2015 Terri Butler Michael Keenan
John Hewson
Joan Baez
Tim Costello
Rowan Dean
35 21 September 2015 Bill Shorten
36 28 September 2015 Catherine King Barnaby Joyce David Marr
John Roskam
Elizabeth Ann Macgregor
37 5 October 2015 Ian Hickie
Wayne Schwass
Pat Dudgeon
Fay Jackson
Roderick McKay
38 12 October 2015 Lisa Singh Ken Wyatt Adam Bandt Tania de Jong
Wesam Charkawi
39 19 October 2015 Bob Carr Michael Fullilove
Alison Broinowski
Emily Howie
Sow Keat Tok
40 26 October 2015 Joel Fitzgibbon Fiona Nash Jan Thomas
Paul Antonio
Katie Noonan
41 2 November 2015 Tony Burke Simon Birmingham Paul R. Ehrlich
Wendy Harmer
Dai Le
42 9 November 2015 Andrew Denton
Karen Hitchcock
Ralph McConaghy
Ana Lamaro
Rodney Syme
43 16 November 2015 Kate Ellis Christopher Pyne Nick Xenophon Ian Smith
Holly Ransom

Season 9: 2016

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Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 1 February 2016 David Morrison
Gordian Fulde
Catherine Keenan
Stan Grant
Manal Younus
2 8 February 2016 Catherine King Fiona Nash Neil Mitchell
Grace Collier
Dave Oliver
3 15 February 2016 Terri Butler Steven Ciobo Sarah Hanson-Young Mark Steyn
Lenore Taylor
4 22 February 2016 Tanya Plibersek Michael Keenan David Kilcullen
Eldad Beck
Raihan Ismail
5 29 February 2016 Anna Burke Bruce Billson Lyle Shelton
Michele Levine
Kerryn Phelps
6 7 March 2016 Penny Wong Michaelia Cash Mia Freedman
Alan Jones
Josh Zepps
7 14 March 2016 Brian Greene
Tamara Davis
Alan Finkel
Emma Johnston
Upulie Divisekera
8 21 March 2016 Daniel Andrews Josh Frydenberg Jacqui Lambie Clementine Ford
Elizabeth Proust
9 28 March 2016 Ed Husic Wyatt Roy Holly Ransom
Sandy Plunkett
Michael Biercuk
10 4 April 2016 Amanda Rishworth Christopher Pyne Kelly Vincent Greg Sheridan
Sameena Zehra
11 11 April 2016 Lisa Singh Sharman Stone Theodore Dalrymple
Joseph Tawadros
Germaine Greer
12 18 April 2016 Alannah MacTiernan Ewen Jones John Hewson Caroline Overington
Jane Caro
13 25 April 2016 John Haldane
Julie McCrossin
Ray Minniecon
Tiffany Sparks
Lyle Shelton
14 2 May 2016 Pru Goward James Fallows
Laura Tingle
George Megalogenis
Iain Walker
15 9 May 2016 Andrew Leigh Kelly O'Dwyer

Innes Willox

Adam Bandt Cassandra Goldie
16 16 May 2016 Alannah MacTiernan Ewen Jones John Hewson Kae Tempest
Jean-Christophe Rufin
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Julian Baggini
Emma Sky
17 23 May 2016 Anthony Albanese Christopher Pyne
18 30 May 2016 Terri Butler Steven Ciobo Richard Di Natale
Nick Xenophon
Jacqui Lambie
19 6 June 2016 Joel Fitzgibbon Barnaby Joyce Tony Windsor Fiona Simson
Robbie Sefton
20 13 June 2016 Bill Shorten
21 20 June 2016 Malcolm Turnbull
22 27 June 2016 Tanya Plibersek Mathias Cormann
Alan Jones
Marcia Langton
Chris Richardson
23 4 July 2016 Chris Bowen Josh Frydenberg
Paul Kelly
Holly Ransom
Sarah Hanson-Young
24 11 July 2016 Tanya Plibersek George Brandis
Steve Price
Derryn Hinch
Van Badham
25 18 July 2016 Sam Dastayari Simon Birmingham Larissa Waters
Pauline Hanson
Nick Xenophon
26 25 July 2016 Ed Husic Craig Laundy Gillian Triggs
Peter Kurti
Shireen Morris
Incarceration, Islam and Innovation
27 1 August 2016 Lisa Singh Matt Canavan Peter Singer
Celeste Liddle
Kate Roffey
Rudd, Rehabilitation and Animal Ethics
28 8 August 2016 Bob Carr Linda Tirado
P.J. O'Rourke
Lydia Khalil
Crispin Rovere
US Election
29 15 August 2016 Linda Burney Greg Hunt Malcolm Roberts Brian Cox
Lily Serna
Experts and Empirical Evidence
30 22 August 2016 Catherine King Mitch Fifield Corinne Grant
Brendan O'Neill
Erin Watson-Lynn
Racism, Revenge Porn & Nauru
31 29 August 2016 Warren Mundine Cassandra Goldie
Michael Marmot
Christine Bennett
Deborah Cobb-Clark
Social Determinants of Health
32 5 September 2016 John Bell
Kylie Farmer
Germaine Greer
Kate Mulvany
A.C. Grayling
Over 400 Years of Shakespeare
33 12 September 2016 Doug Cameron Bridget McKenzie Larissa Waters Rowan Dean
Dai Le
Guns, Diversity and Donations
34 19 September 2016 Tony Burke Fiona Nash Jacqui Lambie Jimmy Barnes
Magda Szubanski
Gay Marriage, Illegal Migrants and Masculinity
35 30 September 2016 Jay Weatherill
Penny Wong
Simon Birmingham
Amanda Vanstone
Education, Environment and Equality
36 3 October 2016 Mark Butler Christian Porter Marina Go
Eva Cox
Trisha Jha
Renewables, Welfare and Body Image
37 10 October 2016 Jim Molan Shen Narayanasamy
Jane McAdam
Huy Truong
Frank Brennan
Australia's Sovereign Borders
38 17 October 2016 Tim Watts John Roskam Richard Di Natale Judith Sloan
Grace Collier

Ged Kearney

Industrial Relations and Respectful Relationships
39 24 October 2016 Tanya Plibersek Arthur Sinodinos Chris Mitchell
Robert Manne
Christine Dolan
Media Influence, Privacy and Secrecy
40 31 October 2016 Joel Fitzgibbon Sussan Ley Stefano de Pieri
Emma Germano
Katrina Myers
Refugee Ban, Backpackers and Cultural Capital
41 7 November 2016 Anthony Albanese James Paterson Naomi Klein
Don Watson
Georgina Dower
18C, Trump and Islands Sinking
42 14 November 2016 Kate Ellis Barnaby Joyce Helen Andrews
Joseph Siracusa
Jennifer Hunt
New World Order
43 21 November 2016 Terri Butler Eric Abetz Benjamin Law
Nakkiah Lui
Greg Sheridan
End of the Year, Dawn of an Era

Season 10: 2017

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Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 6 February 2017 Daniel Andrews Josh Frydenberg Daisy Cousens
Xiuhtezcatl Martinez
Helen Andrews
Trump, Climate Action and Youths
2 13 February 2017 Kate Ellis James Paterson Jacqui Lambie Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Luca Belgiorno-Nettis
Blackouts, Childcare, and Migration
Sharia law
3 20 February 2017 Tanya Plibersek George Brandis Julian Burnside
Piers Akerman
Michele Levine
Pensions, Debt and NDIS
4 27 February 2017 Clare O'Neil Scott Ryan Peter Singer
Leyla Acaroglu
Ted Lapkin
Death and Disruption
5 6 March 2017 Lindy West
Mei Fong
Thordis Elva
Faustina Agolley
Josephine Cashman
Strikes, Sexual Assault and Revenge Porn
6 13 March 2017 Mem Fox
Martha Wainwright
Neil Armfield
Ursula Yovich
Kim Williams
7 20 March 2017 Terri Butler Zed Seselja Wadah Khanfar
Claire Wardle
Mark Day
8 27 March 2017 Amanda Rishworth Bridget McKenzie Mark Seymour
Peter Holmes à Court
Lydia Khalil
Kerry Chikarovski
9 3 April 2017 Linda Burney Josh Frydenberg Muhammad Yunus
Helle Thorning-Schmidt
Paul Kelly
10 10 April 2017 Penny Wong Mitch Fifield Nikki Gemmell
Margaret Somerville
Billy Bragg
11 24 April 2017 Tony Burke Alex Hawke Derryn Hinch Germaine Greer
Chido Govera
12 1 May 2017 Tanya Plibersek Barnaby Joyce Armando Iannucci
Brian Schmidt
Laura Demasi
13 8 May 2017 Lisa Singh Dan Tehan Dave Hughes
Mark Leibler
Danni Addison
14 15 May 2017 Chris Bowen Simon Birmingham Larissa Waters Innes Willox
Miranda Stewart
15 22 May 2017 Niki Savva
Lawrence M. Krauss
Mikhail Zygar
Mona Chalabi
Paul Beatty
16 29 May 2017 Noel Pearson
Pat Anderson
Megan Davis
Nakkiah Lui
Stan Grant
17 5 June 2017 Anthony Albanese Christian Porter David Leyonhjelm Judith Brett
Kiruna Stamell
18 12 June 2017 Mark Butler Josh Frydenberg Alan Finkel
Rosemary Sinclair
Amanda McKenzie
19 19 June 2017 Linda Burney James Paterson Jane Goodall
Peter Kurti
Rachel Botsman
20 26 June 2017 Clare O'Neil Christopher Pyne Alastair Campbell
Grahame Morris
Anna Greenberg
21 3 July 2017 Warren Snowdon Bob Katter Jacinta Price
Dale McIver
Josie Douglas
William Tilmouth
22 17 July 2017 Terri Butler Matt Canavan Rachel Corbett
John Stackhouse
Mehdi Hasan
23 24 July 2017 Catherine King Josh Frydenberg Pinidu Chandrasekera
Jock Maddern
Jacinta Speer
24 31 July 2017 Jim Chalmers Steven Ciobo Mei Fong
Jessica Irvine
Greg Sheridan
25 7 August 2017 Nigel Scullion Marcia Langton
Noel Pearson
Denise Bowden
Djapirri Mununggirritj
Nyamba Buru Yawuru
26 14 August 2017 Sam Dastyari Eric Abetz Michael Jensen
Jamila Rizvi
Kim Rubenstein
27 21 August 2017 Bill Shorten
28 28 August 2017 Tony Burke George Brandis Jacqui Lambie Dan Sultan
Christine Forster
29 4 September 2017 Michael Fullilove
Rutger Bregman
Laurie Penny
Shashi Tharoor
Amani Al-Khatahtbeh
30 11 September 2017 Mark Dreyfus Zed Seselja Lucy Gichuhi A.C. Grayling
Merav Michaeli
31 18 September 2017 Penny Wong Michael Sukkar Sarah Hanson-Young Emma Herd
Bret Stephens
32 2 October 2017 Ed Husic Craig Laundy Catherine Ball
Sandra Peter
Adam Spencer
33 9 October 2017 Amanda Rishworth Matt Canavan Richard Di Natale Peggy O'Neal
Michele Levine
34 16 October 2017 Anne Aly Bridget McKenzie

Tim Fischer

Jimmy Barnes
Lydia Khalil
35 23 October 2017 Glenn Davies
Karina Okotel
Frank Brennan
Magda Szubanski
Same-sex marriage
36 30 October 2017 Kevin Rudd Laura Tingle
Judith Brett
Alan Jones
37 6 November 2017 Tanya Plibersek Simon Birmingham Arthur Lim
Nadia Homem
Geordie Brown
Lauren McGrath-Wild
38 13 November 2017 Terri Butler Angus Taylor Brian Cox
Judith Sloan
Shara Evans
39 20 November 2017 Brendan O'Connor George Brandis Jacqui Lambie

Janet Rice

Stephen O'Doherty
40 27 November 2017 Murray Watt James McGrath Lenore Taylor
Jan Fran
Warren Mundine
41 4 December 2017 Lisa Singh Eric Abetz Simon Breheny
Gillian Triggs
Kate McClymont
42 11 December 2017 Malcolm Turnbull
43 18 December 2017 Anthony Albanese

Maxine McKew

Greg Hunt Greg Sheridan
Alice Workman

Season 11: 2018

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Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 5 February 2018 Chris Richardson
Heather Ridout
Sally McManus
Stephen Mayne
James Pearson
A Spotlight on the Economy
2 12 February 2018 Terri Butler Linda Reynolds

John Hewson

Chris Kenny
Van Badham
Nepotism, Referendums & Radical Reform
3 15 February 2018 Catharine Lumby
Isabella Manfredi
Josh Bornstein
Janet Albrechtsen
MeToo Special hosted by Virginia Trioli
4 19 February 2018 Chris Bowen Josh Frydenberg Louise Adler
Shareena Clanton
Simon Breheny
Civil War, Colonisation and Power
5 26 February 2018 Clare O'Neil Zed Seselja Harriet Harman
A.C. Grayling
Catherine McGregor
DPM, Politics and Pay Gaps
6 5 March 2018 Tanya Plibersek Angus Taylor Richard Di Natale Kamila Shamsie
Sharri Markson
Family Matters and Home Fires
7 12 March 2018 Bob Carr Tim Flannery
John Daley
Jane Fitzgerald
Jiyoung Song
A Big Australia
8 19 March 2018 Mark Butler Paul Fletcher Tom Switzer
Alice Workman
Lydia Khalil
Tax, Trump and The Polls
9 26 March 2018 Michael Sandel A Night with Michael Sandel
10 9 April 2018 Clare O'Neil Alan Tudge Stuart Bateson
Andrew Rule
Nyadol Nyuon
Polling, Policing and Reporting
11 16 April 2018 Amanda Rishworth Mitch Fifield Missy Higgins
Grahame Morris
Kenneth Roth
Privacy, Missile Strikes and Celebrity Activism
12 23 April 2018 Andrew Leigh Fiona Nash John Roskam
Rebecca Huntley
Jill Sheppard
Class Divides and Inequality
13 30 April 2018 Katy Tur
Wesley Morris
Masha Gessen
Richard McGregor
Trump, Twitter & North Korea
14 7 May 2018 Linda Burney Tim Wilson Stanley Johnson
Leyla Acaroglu
Jeremy Heimans
Newstart, New Power and New Jobs
15 14 May 2018 Chris Bowen Angus Taylor Elizabeth Proust
Judith Sloan
Ben Oquist
A Broader Budget
16 21 May 2018 Julie Collins Jane Hume Peter Singer
Randa Abdel-Fattah
Greg Sheridan
Weddings, Gaza and Losing Faith
17 28 May 2018 Ged Kearney Jim Molan Rod Bower
Monica Doumit
Tim Fung
First Responders, Refugees and Flexible Working
18 4 June 2018 Mark Dreyfus Dan Tehan Jacqui Lambie Rosie Waterland
Grace Collier
Chaos, Ego and Cash
19 11 June 2018 Bill Shorten Q&A with Bill Shorten
20 18 June 2018 Tim Watts Linda Reynolds Michael Spence
Simon Jackman
Aubrey Blanche
Being Careful, North Korea and Culture Wars
21 25 June 2018 Kiruna Stamell
Dylan Alcott
Graeme Innes
Catia Malaquias
Bruce Bonyhady
Q&A Enabled
22 2 July 2018 Catherine King Sarah Henderson Cory Bernardi Erik Jensen
Corey White
Abuse, Foster Care and Taxes
23 9 July 2018 Tanya Plibersek Matt Canavan Teela Reid
Mitchell Walton
Kumbi Gutsa
Victoria Fielding
Q&A People's Panel
24 23 July 2018 Craig Reucassel
Ronni Kahn
Jo Taranto
David O'Loughlin
Gayle Sloan
War on Waste
25 30 July 2018 Jim Chalmers Mitch Fifield Lenore Taylor
Parnell Palme McGuinness
Tony Winwood
Super Saturday and Media Diversity
26 6 August 2018 Joel Fitzgibbon David Littleproud Fiona Simson
Jenny Dowell
Matt Sorenson
Drought Relief and Future Farming
27 13 August 2018 Anne Aly Eric Abetz Cornel West
Lindsay Shepherd
Jeremy Bell
Power, Spirituality and Free Speech
28 20 August 2018 John Marsden
Maxine Beneba Clarke
Sofie Laguna
Michael Ahmad
Trent Dalton
Stranger than Fiction
29 27 August 2018 Cathy O'Toole George Christensen Pauline Hanson
Larissa Waters
Bob Katter
Chaos, Crocs and Coal Mining
30 3 September 2018 Anthony Albanese Steven Ciobo Alan Jones
Annika Smethurst
Elmari Whyte
Media Power, Popularity and Special Envoys
31 10 September 2018 Penny Wong Bridget McKenzie Dylan Storer
Joanne Tran
Rueben Davis
Holly Cooke
High School Special 3
32 17 September 2018 Germaine Greer
Andrew Neil
David Marr
Sisonke Msimang

Elena Jeffcoat

Rape, Racism and No-Platforming
33 1 October 2018 Amanda Rishworth Simon Birmingham Sarah Hanson-Young John Butler
Sali Miftari
Bullying, quotas, and the ABC
34 8 October 2018 Eddie Woo
Pasi Sahlberg
Cindy Berwick
Gabbie Stroud
Jennifer Buckingham
Teaching Special
35 15 October 2018 Terri Butler James Paterson Jeffrey Sachs
James Bartholomew
Linda McIver
Climate, Welfare and Religious Schools
36 22 October 2018 Anthony Albanese Philip Ruddock Kerryn Phelps
Peter van Onselen
Anne Summers
Wentworth by-election Special
37 29 October 2018 Neil Armfield
Nakkiah Lui
Toby Schmitz
Zindzi Okenyo
Miles Gregory
Live from the Pop-up Globe
38 5 November 2018 Toby Walsh
Nikki Goldstein
Chuck Klosterman
Betty Grumble
Van Badham
Sex Robots, Killer Robots: A Dangerous Q&A
39 8 November 2018 Malcolm Turnbull Malcolm Turnbull on Q&A
40 12 November 2018 Chris Bowen Zed Seselja

John Anderson

Gillian Triggs
Parnell Palme McGuinness
Trust, Leadership, and Stability
41 19 November 2018 Mark Dreyfus Alex Hawke Susan Glasser
Greg Sheridan
Karen Middleton
Tourism, Trump, and the Embassy
42 26 November 2018 Doug Cameron Eric Abetz Mehreen Faruqi Tom Switzer
Yasmin Poole
VicVotes, Terrorism, and Gender
43 3 December 2018 Lisa Singh Linda Reynolds

Amanda Vanstone

Billy Bragg
Martin Matthews
Protest and Pre-selection
44 3 December 2018 Tanya Plibersek Scott Ryan Richard Di Natale Nyadol Nyuon
Brendan O'Neill
2018 Finale

Season 12: 2019

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Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 4 February 2019 Julia Banks
Andrew Wilkie
Adam Bandt
Kerryn Phelps
Rebekha Sharkie
The Boats, the Banks, and the River
2 11 February 2019 Mark Dreyfus Sarah Henderson Stephen Mayne
Megan Purcell
Zoya Patel
Manus, Hakeem, and Franking Credits
3 18 February 2019 Stuart Smith
Kerryn Redpath
David Caldicott
Marianne Jauncey
Mick Palmer
Drugs
4 25 February 2019 Terri Butler Alex Hawke Catherine McGregor
Jordan Peterson
Van Badham
Jordan Peterson Destroys Q&A
5 4 March 2019 Kristina Keneally Jim Molan Francis Sullivan
Viv Waller
Rabbi Shmuley
A Church in Crisis
6 11 March 2019 Linda Burney Karen Andrews Sarah Hanson-Young Sabina Shugg

Nicole Livingstone

Women in Leadership
7 18 March 2019 Cathy O'Toole Linda Reynolds Stephen Williams

Jane McMillan

Roger Hill

Q&A In Townsville
8 25 March 2019 Tony Burke Teena McQueen Meereen Faruqi Roxane Gay

Simon Cowan

Roxane Gay on Q&A
9 1 April 2019 Amanda Rishworth Arthur Sinodinos Rebecca Huntley

John Roskam

Lakshmi Logathassan

Cash, Guns, Gangs and Life
10 8 April 2019 Josh Frydenberg Budget Special
11 15 April 2019 Terri Butler James McGrath Larissa Waters

Malcolm Roberts

Election 2019: The Battle For Queensland
12 29 April 2019 Chris Bowen Mitch Fifield Lenore Taylor

Bhakthi Puvanenthiran

Greg Sheridan

The Election Countdown
13 6 May 2019 Bill Shorten Bill Shorten on Q&A
14 13 May 2019 Tanya Plibersek Simon Birmingham Richard Di Natale

Helen Haines

The Q&A Last Chance Saloon
15 20 May 2019 Jim Chalmers Christopher Pyne Alice Workman

Ming Long

Alan Jones

The Wash Up
16 27 May 2019 Mary Dreyfus Tim Wilson Marcia Langton

Paul Kelly

Rachael Jacobs

First Australians and Quiet Australians
17 3 June 2019 Joel Fitzgibbon Nicolle Flint Jimmy Barnes

Sisonke Msimang

Matthew Warren

Jimmy Barnes Rocks Q&A
18 10 June 2019 Adam Briggs

Faustina Agolley

Mike Cannon-Brookes

Larry Marshall

Jocelyn Brewer

Q&A Vivid
19 17 June 2019 Brian Cox

Emma Johnston

David Karoly

Kirsten Banks

Martin Van Kranendonk

Q&A Science Special
20 24 June 2019 Catherine King Dan Tehan Rex Patrick Sally Rugg

Ash Belsar

The Freedom to Fund Yourself
21 1 July 2019 Clare O'Neil James Paterson Jamila Rizvi

Grace Kelly

Greg Day

Union Bosses and Suburban Dads
22 8 July 2019 Penny Wong Scott Ryan Diana Sayed

Tom Switzer

Hugh White

Nukes In An Uncertain World
23 15 July 2019 Linda Burney Jim Molan Rebekha Sharkie Sami Shah

Toby Ralph

Deemed Not To Matter
24 22 July 2019 Alastair Campbell

Geoff Gallop

Kate Mills

Nick Cater

Anne Tiernan

Boris, Brexit, and the Black Dog
25 29 July 2019 Kimberley Kitching Eric Abetz Tim Costello

Parnell Palme McGuinness

Adam Liaw

Wage Theft and Celebrity Chefs
26 5 August 2019 Katy Gallagher Jason Falinski Zali Steggall Cassandra Goldie

Adam Creighton

Zali's Political Slalom
27 12 August 2019 Terri Butler Alan Tudge A. C. Grayling

Clare Wright

Li Shee Su

How Good is Democracy?
28 19 August 2019 Linda Burney Julian Leeser Jacinta Price

Patricia Turner

Sally Scales

The Indigenous Voice
29 26 August 2019 Kristina Keneally Gladys Berejiklian William Gillett

Aurora Matchett

Willoughby Duff

Varsha Yajman

Q&A High School Special
30 2 September 2019 Lionel Shriver

DeRay Mckesson

Ruby Hamad

Benjamin Law

Steve Coll

Lionel Shriver and DeRay Mckesson: Writers on Q&A
31 9 September 2019 Anne Aly Zed Seselja Jordon Steele-John Danielle Wood

Greg Sheridan

Donations, Disability, and Disillusionment
32 16 September 2019 Madeleine King

Sam Dastyari

James Paterson Eva Cox

John Lee

The Political Donations Arms Race
33 23 September 2019 Chris Bowen Paul Fletcher Kerry O'Brien

Jan Fran

Dai Le

Kerry O'Brien and Your Right To Know
34 30 September 2019 Katie Noonan

Jonathon Welch

Mojo Juju

Tex Perkins

L-FRESH The Lion

The Power of Music
35 7 October 2019 Julie Collins Richard Colbeck Maggie Beer

Sarah Holland-Batt

Sean Rooney

A Spotlight on Aged Care
36 14 October 2019 Tim Watts Tim Wilson Vicky Xu

Jennifer Hewett

Simon Longstaff

Democracy or Disruption?
37 21 October 2019 John Hewson

Veela Sahajwalla

Julian Cribb

Jordan Nguyen

Chloë Spackman

Q&A: Future Alert
38 28 October 2019 Joel Fitzgibbon David Littleproud Fiona Simson

Maryanne Slattery

Kate McBride

The Drought
39 4 November 2019 Mona Eltahawy

Jess Hill

Nayuka Gorrie

Ashton Applewhite

Hana Assafiri

Q&A Broadside
40 11 November 2019 Mark Butler Jason Falinski Ross Garnaut

Sarah McNamara

Sarah Friar

Climate and Catastrophe
41 18 November 2019 Anne Aly Zak Kirkup Hannah McGlade

Lanai Scarr

Dylan Storer

Q&A in WA
42 25 November 2019 Tanya Plibersek Samantha Power

Tamar Zandberg

Greg Sheridan

James Brown

International Power
43 2 December 2019 Alex Hawke Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum

Enele Sopoaga

Manu Tupou-Roosen

Virisila Buadromo

Q&A Pacific
44 9 December 2019 Anthony Albanese Malcolm Turnbull Sisonke Msimang

Patricia Turner

Brian Schmidt

The End of an Era – Q&A 2019 Finale

Season 13: 2020

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Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 3 February 2020 Kristy McBain Jim Molan

Andrew Constance

Victor Steffensen

Cheryl McCarthy

Michael Mann

Q A Bushfires Special
2 10 February 2020 Osher Günsberg

Jennifer Westacott

Sophia Hamblin Wang

Matt Evans

Martijn Wilder

Paul Kelly (Musical Guest)

Climate Solutions
3 17 February 2020 Clare O’Neil Katie Allen Jacqui Lambie Jack Manning Bancroft

Simon McKeon

Trust
4 24 February 2020 Wang Xining

Stan Grant

Raina MacIntyre

Jason Yat-Sen Li

Vicky Xu

Australia and China: A Healthy Relationship?
5 2 March 2020 Nova Peris Tarang Chawla

Marlee Silva

Anthony Lehmann

The Australian Identity: Who Are We?
6 9 March 2020 Tanya Plibersek Adrian Piccoli

Eddie Woo

John Collier

Vy Tran

Education: Are We Failing?
7 16 March 2020 Katy Gallagher Richard Colbeck Bill Bowtell

Mukesh Haikerwal

Sam Mostyn

The Corona Challenge: Are We Prepared?
8 23 March 2020 Norman Swan

Sharon Lewin

Paul Kelly

Coronavirus: Ask The Doctors
9 30 March 2020 Linda Burney Michael Sukkar Nicki Hutley

Matt Comyn

Jennifer Westacott

Josh Pyke

Coronavirus: The Cost
10 6 April 2020 Chris Bowen Katie Allen Stephen Parnis

Danielle Austin

Vyom Sharma

Lucy Morgan

Coronavirus: Stories From The Frontline
11 13 April 2020 Matt Preston

Craig Foster

Julie McCrossin

John Anderson

Christine Morgan

Surviving Lockdown
12 20 April 2020 Neville Power

Sally McManus

Simon Longstaff

Gigi Foster

Jodie McVernon

COVID-19: Where to Next?
13 27 April 2020 Dan Tehan Nick Coatsworth

Lisa Jackson Pulver

Mark Scott

Lian Davies

Education in the Age of COVID-19
14 4 May 2020 Penny Wong Dave Sharma Michael Fullilove

Elaine Pearson

The Post-COVID World Order
15 11 May 2020 Dan Andrews

Annastacia Palaszczuk

Gladys Berejiklian Q A: The Premiers
16 18 May 2020 Yael Stone

Sophie Johnson

Tim Fung

Danielle Wood

Innes Willox

Young and Free?
17 25 May 2020 Lucy Turnbull

Jordan Nguyen

Alan Finkel

Rae Johnston

Genevieve Bell

Australia Reimagined
18 1 June 2020 Joel Fitzgibbon Matt Canavan Zali Steggall Zoe Whitton

Sophia Wang

Our Energy Future
19 8 June 2020 Jim Chalmers Andrew Bragg Nakkiah Lui

Nyadol Nyuon

Meyne Wyatt

Hard Truths
20 15 June 2020 Andrew Abdo

Brendon Gale

Tracey Holmes

Bruce Djite

Sharni Layton

The Future of Sport
21 22 June 2020 Nick Xenophon Dennis Richardson

Annika Smethurst

Clinton Fernandes

Jacinta Carroll

Australia: Secret State
22 29 June 2020 Bill Shorten Paul Fletcher Katie Noonan

Yasmin Poole

Sue Morphet

Saving the Arts and 'Brain Farts'
23 6 July 2020 Terri Butler Christopher Pyne Shaun Micallef

Brooke Boney

Borders, Booze and the Big Spend on Defence
24 13 July 2020 Julia Gillard Julia Gillard on Q A
25 20 July 2020 Sarah Henderson Adam Bandt Margy Osmond

Jodie McVernon

L-FRESH the Lion

Disrupted Recovery
26 27 July 2020 Katy Gallagher Simon Birmingham Bill Bowtell

Gigi Foster

George Megalogenis

Cassandra Goldie

Karen Soo

Fight Of Our Lives
27 3 August 2020 Ged Kearney Andrew Laming Kerryn Phelps Lucy Morgon

Vyom Sharma

Abbey Fistrovic

The Front Line
28 10 August 2020 Kimberley Kitching Tim Wilson Dinesh Palipana

Michele O'Neil

Paul Waterson

Killian Ashe

State of Disaster
29 17 August 2020 Michelle Rowland Barnaby Joyce Antoinette Lattouf

Niki Savva

Ziggy Ramo

Sinead Boucher

Media and Misinformation
30 24 August 2020 Anika Wells Andrew Bragg Jordon Steele-John Scott Yung

Ahmed Hassan

Kate McBride

Hamani Tanginoa

Generation Covid
31 31 August 2020 Kerry O'Brien

Jillian Broadbent

Colin Barnett

Ray Minniecon

Ronni Kahn

Panel of Wisdom
32 7 September 2020 Kristina Keneally Michael McCormack Omar Khorshid

Kim Rubenstein

Tania de Jong

Border Wars
33 14 September 2020 Gus Worland

Sarah Wilson

Hugh Mackay

Michelle Lim

Rosemary Kayess

The Age of Loneliness
34 21 September 2020 Kim Hoggard

Barbara Heineback

Cole Brown

John Ruddick

Kylie Morris

US Election 2020: Four More Years?
35 28 September 2020 Mark Butler Darren Chester Mike Cannon-Brookes

Marian Wilkinson

Yun Jiang

Road to Recovery

Season 14: 2021

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Episode Date Panellists Topics
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 4 February 2021 Alexander Downer

Warren Mundine

Grace Tame

Shane Fitzsimmons

Tanya Hosch

Calling It Out
2 11 February 2021 Michelle Ananda-Rajah Nick Coatsworth

Sharon Lewin

Tony Blakely

Q A on Vaccines: What do you want to know?
3 18 February 2021 Michelle Rowland Paul Fletcher Julie Inman Grant

Lydia Khalil

Hal Crawford

Bargaining with Big Tech
4 25 February 2021 Clare O'Neil Katie Allen

Mike Baird

Jane Halton

Joseph Ibrahim

Spotlight on Aged Care
5 4 March 2021 Anne Aly Susan McDonald Isabel Allende

Samantha Maiden

Dhanya Mani

Kate Crawford

Hani Abdile

All About Women
6 11 March 2021 Kristina Keneally Zed Seselja Gareth Parker
Fiona Simson
Kim Rubenstein
On the Rebound
7 18 March 2021 Stan Grant

Bruce Pascoe

Sam Mostyn

Gigi Foster

Adam Creighton

Thomas Piketty

Fixing the Future
8 25 March 2021 Yumi Stynes

Briony Scott

Michael Slater

Yasmin Poole

Joe Williams

Consent
9 8 April 2021 Anika Wells Trent Zimmerman Martyn Iles

Antoinette Lattouf

Teela Reid

Vaccines, the Church, and the State of Politics
10 15 April 2021 Katy Gallagher James Paterson Norman Swan

Vicky Xu

David Olsson

It's Complicated: Vaccines, China, and Saying Sorry
11 22 April 2021 Malcolm Turnbull

Keith Pitt

Sarah Hanson-Young Narelda Jacobs

Andrew Liveris

Climate, Politics, and 'Fossil Fools'
12 29 April 2021 Mark Butler Bridget McKenzie Courtney Act

Parnell Palme McGuinness

Hervé Lemahieu

Diversity, Double Standards, and Aussies Trapped Abroad
13 6 May 2021 Linda Burney Fiona Martin Alan Kohler

Jess Hill

Bri Lee

Power and Control
14 13 May 2021 Jim Chalmers Jane Hume Larissa Waters

Jacqui Lambie

Helen Haines

Budget 2021 Special
15 20 May 2021 Tony Burke Barnaby Joyce Luke McGregor

Gabriela D'Souza

Zoe Whitton

Barnaby Meets Lukenomics
16 27 May 2021 Ed Husic Dave Sharma Jennifer Robinson

Mitch Tambo

Randa Abdel-Fattah

Trauma and Truth-Telling
17 3 June 2021 Stephen Jones Tim Wilson Diane Smith-Gander

Gordon Bradbery

Lisa Jackson Pulver

Vaccine, Quarantine and Life Outside the Big Cities
18 10 June 2021 Cameron Murray

Kamalini Lokuge

Omar Khorshid

Peter Hartcher

Sally Scales

Health and Humanity
19 17 June 2021 Clare O'Neil Darren Chester Hana Assafiri

Susan Alberti

Tom Elliott

Boats, Boys Clubs and Businesses on the bRint
20 24 June 2021 Andrew Leigh Hollie Hughes Bill Bowtell

Jayden Evans

Mary-Louise McLaws

Sydney Surge and Life on the Spectrum
21 1 July 2021 Annastacia Palaszczuk

Michelle Ananda-Rajah

David Speers

Jennifer Hewett

Stephen Duckett

Vaccines: Supply and Demand
22 8 July 2021 Malarndirri McCarthy Katie Allen The Ethics of Accountability
23 15 July 2021 Alison Pennington

Mukesh Haikerwal

Mary-Louise McLaws

Meshel Laurie

Steve Price

Dealing with Delta
24 22 July 2021 Bill Shorten David Gillespie Astrid Edwards

Libby Trickett

Russel Howcroft

The Olympics and Opening Up
25 29 July 2021 Chris Bowen Andrew Bragg Clover Moore Deborah Cheetham

Michael Mohammed Ahmad

Sending in the Army and Getting Back to Work
26 5 August 2021 Damien Cave

Eric Feigl-Ding

Helen Clark

Julie Leask

Kate Mills

Yulia Supadmo

Opening Up: Lessons from the World
27 12 August 2021 Catherine King Matt Canavan Alan Kohler

Angela Jackson

Paul Zahra

The Cost of Climate and COVID
28 19 August 2021 Bob Carr Darren Chester Diana Sayed

Lydia Khalil

Yalda Hakim

The Taliban's Takeover and Afghanistan's Future
29 26 August 2021 Anthea Rhodes

Arth Tuteja

Norman Swan

Fiona Russell

Petria Houvardas

The Kids are Alright: COVID-19 and Young People
30 2 September 2021 Penny Wong Anne Ruston Grace Tame

Marcia Langton

Reece Kershaw

Women's Safety: Less Talk, More Action
31 9 September 2021 Julia Banks John Safran

Rachel Doyle

Tony Armstrong

Virginia Gay

Yanis Varoufakis

The Power of Words
32 16 September 2021 Linda Burney

Khal Asfour

Dave Sharma John Lee

Mariam Veiszadeh

A Tale of Two Cities
33 23 September 2021 Brian Schmidt

Lidia Morawska

Michael Biercuk

Toby Walsh

Vanessa Pirotta

A Trip to the Future: A Q A Science Special
34 30 September 2021 Bruce Keebaugh

Dinesh Palipana

Jennifer Westacott

Sally McManus

Simon Longstaff

The Ethics of Mandatory Vaccines
35 7 October 2021 Tanya Plibersek Paul Fletcher Alastair MacGibbon

Marc Fennell

Zara Seidler

Corruption, Scams and Misinformation
35 14 October 2021 Mark Dreyfus Andrew Bragg Helen Haines Craig Reucassel

Kate Roffey

Big Money and Politics
36 21 October 2021 Chris Bowen Tim Wilson Amelia Telford

Anne Baker

Simon Holmes à Court

Australia's Climate Future
37 28 October 2021 Bri Lee

John Bell

Nakkiah Lui

Paul McDermott

Tim Dean

The Power and Appeal of Shakespeare
38 4 November 2021 Matt Kean Adam Bandt Blair Palese

Kavita Naidu

Greg Sheridan

Lies, Leaks and Climate Promises
39 11 November 2021 Ed Husic James Paterson Chris Uhlmann

Lavina Lee

Yun Jiang

Shifting Alliances
40 18 November 2021 Andy Penn

Eliza Hull

Emma Fulu

George Megalogenis

Jane Halton

The Great Resignation
41 25 November 2021 Andrew Barr Jason Falinski Melinda Cilento

Michael Jensen

Yaara Bou Melham

Freedom, Faith, and Crossing the Floor
42 2 December 2021 John Roskam Missy Higgins

Narelda Jacobs

Arj Barker

Hugh van Cuylenburg

Power, Protests and Parliament: Q A Season Finale

Season 15: 2022

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Episode Date Panellists Title
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 10 February 2022 Tanya Plibersek Katie Allen Dylan Alcott

Rosie Batty

Tom Calma

Power, Expectations and Making Change
2 17 February 2022 Chris Bowen Andrew Constance Allegra Spender Lavina Lee

Greg Sheridan

Russia, Donations and Distractions
3 24 February 2022 Stephen Jones Bridget Archer Jelena Dokic

Brooke Blurton

Mark Cross

Opening Up: Anxiety and Mental Health

(with a live performance from the legendary Archie Roach)

4 3 March 2022 Brendan O'Connor Jason Falinski Dennis Richardson

Deborah Snow

Olga Boichak

Putin's War
5 10 March 2022 Lillian Flex Mami Ahenkan

Wendy McCarthy

Najeeba Wazefadost

Fiona Simson

Claire Lehmann

Feminism, Floods and Refugees
6 17 March 2022 Anne Aly Sarah Henderson

Pru Goward

Roxane Gay

Thomas Mayo[a]

Cancel Culture and Branding Balls-Ups
7 24 March 2022 Terri Butler Dan Tehan Omar Khorshid

Ronni Kahn

Melinda Cilento

Cost of Living and the Bottom Line
8 31 March 2022 Jim Chalmers Barnaby Joyce Jacqui Lambie

Zali Steggall

Paul Kelly Budget Special
9 7 April 2022 Clare O'Neil Anne Ruston Samantha Maiden

Steph Tisdell

Gideon Rozner

The Election Countdown
10 14 April 2022 Chris Bowen Andrew Bragg Osher Günsberg

Megan Davis

Kate McBride

The Race for the Nation
11 21 April 2022 Murray Watt Keith Pitt Bob Katter Bronwyn Fredericks

Amanda Cahill

Live from Gladstone
12 28 April 2022 Anika Wells Stuart Robert Campbell Newman

Larissa Waters

Caitlyn Byrne Inflation, Floods and Preparing for War
13 5 May 2022 Anthony Albanese Anthony Albanese on Q A
14 12 May 2022 Catherine King Paul Fletcher Caroline Di Russo

Siimon Reynolds

Intifar Chowdhury

The Undecided Voters
15 19 May 2022 Josh Burns James Paterson Cathy McGowan Gigi Foster

Peter Hartcher

The Final Countdown

Hosted by David Speers.

16 26 May 2022 Amanda Rishworth Andrew Bragg

Alexander Downer

Mehreen Faruqi

Monique Ryan

The Election Battle and 'Nicer' Politics

(with a live performance from Kate Miller-Heidke) Hosted by David Speers.

17 2 Jun 2022 Linda Burney Julian Leeser Gail Mabo

Chris Kenny

Shireen Morris

Frank Brennan

Mabo, a Voice and the Road Ahead

Hosted by Stan Grant.

18 9 Jun 2022 Tony Burke Paul Fletcher Katie Noonan

Darren Hayes

Adam Liaw

A Kick in the Arts

(with a live performance by the Australian Vocal Ensemble featuring Katie Noonan) Hosted by Virginia Trioli.

19 16 Jun 2022 Chris Bowen Zoe Daniel Saul Griffith

Sarah McNamara

Tony Wood

Australia's Energy Crisis

Hosted by Virginia Trioli.

20 23 Jun 2022 Brendan O'Connor Bridget McKenzie Gabriela D'Souza

Lech Blaine

Alexi Boyd

Price Pressures and Postcode Discrimination[6]
Recorded in Werribee, Victoria.

Hosted by David Speers.

21 7 July 2022 Anne Aly Anne Summers

Jess Hill

Arman Abrahimzadeh

The Choice: Violence or Poverty[7]

Hosted by Virginia Trioli.

22 14 July 2022 Peter Khalil George Brandis Vasyl Myroshnychenko

Kylie Moore-Gilbert

Hugh White

A Foreign Affair: Boris, AUKUS, Ukraine and Assange[8]

Hosted by David Speers.

23 1 August 2022 Linda Burney Jacinta Nampijinpa Price Yiŋiya Mark Guyula June Oscar

Dean Parkin

Mayatili Marika

Garma 2022[9]
Recorded at Garma Festival, Northern Territory. [Returned to Monday night 9.30pm timeslot]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

24 4 August 2022 Jenny McAllister Sarah Hanson-Young Larry Marshall

Warren Mundine

Hannah Diviney[10]

Global Megatrends and Lived Experiences[11]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

25 11 August 2022 Pat Conroy James Paterson Sharan Burrow

Jennifer Hsu

Damien Cave

China, Democracy and Capitalism[12]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

26 18 August 2022 Murray Watt Catherine Cusack

Keith Pitt

Johann Hari

Blak Douglas

Amanda Rose

Morrison's Secret Ministries[13]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

27 25 August 2022 Kieren Perkins

Hannah Mouncey

Joe Williams

David Lakisa

Catherine Ordway

Sports, Inclusion and Redemption[14]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

28 1 September 2022 Katy Gallagher Stuart Robert A.C. Grayling

Wendy El-Khoury

Catherine Marriott

Workers, Taxes and Getting a Fair Go[15]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

29 8 September 2022 Brian Cox

Marlon Williams

Deborah Cheetham

Andrew Quilty

Catherine McGregor

Ambition, Power and Storytelling Without A Pen[16]
Melbourne Writers Festival special

Hosted by Stan Grant.

30 15 September 2022 Eric Abetz Teela Reid

Simon Longstaff

Sisonke Msimang

Ruth Ben-Ghiat

Royalty, a Republic and Truth-Telling[17]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

31 29 September 2022 Ed Husic Bridget McKenzie Jacqui Lambie

Ben Abbatangelo

Alan Jones

Corruption, Sport and Big Corporates: Who Can We Trust?[18]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

32 5 October 2022 Amanda Rishworth Mehreen Faruqi

Jonathan Sumption

Francis Awaritefe

Alan Oster

Religion, Economics and Extremism[19]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

33 13 October 2022 Perin Davey Erin Brockovich

Stephen Jones

Tim Costello

Saba Vasefi

Protests, People and Power[20]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

34 20 October 2022 Chris Bowen Ross Garnaut

Yun Jiang

Varsha Yajman

Anthony Tran

Climate Targets, Floods and Taxes[21]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

35 27 October 2022 Katy Gallagher Jane Hume Dai Le George Megalogenis

Sonia Arakkal

Budget Special[22]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

36 3 November 2022 Jim Chalmers, Treasurer Jim Chalmers on Q A[23]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

37 10 November 2022 Anne Aly Dan Tehan

Kamila Shamsie

Joe Siracusa

Alastair MacGibbon

Cyber Hacks, Musk and Trump[24]

Hosted by David Speers.

38 17 November 2022 Peter Khalil Joe Hockey

Santilla Chingaipe

Lawrence Freedman

Gideon Rachman

Power, Politics, and the Spectre of War[25]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

39 24 November 2022 Bill Shorten Stuart Robert Jordon Steele-John

Elly Desmarchelier

Amy Auster

The Value of NDIS[26]

Hosted by Stan Grant.

40 1 December 2022 Nova Peris Matt Kean Allegra Spender

Grace Tame

Josh Szeps

Q A 2022 Finale: Respect and Understanding[27]

Hosted by Stan Grant (with a performance by Stephen Oliver).

Season 16: 2023

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Episode Date Panellists Title
Labor Coalition Minor Parties / Independents Others
1 30 January 2023 Malarndirri McCarthy Bridget McKenzie Lidia Thorpe Craig Foster

Tom Calma

Year of the Voice[28]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
2 6 February 2023 Stephen Jones Jacqui Munro

Dan Tehan

Behrouz Boochani

Catherine Liddle

Rights, Refugees and Fighting for Fairness[29]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
3 13 February 2023 Anne Aly Keith Wolahan Dorinda Cox Jon Sopel

Toby Walsh

ChatGPT, Inflation, and Dave[30]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
4 20 February 2023 Michelle Rowland David Coleman Imogen Senior

Narelda Jacobs

Jelena Dokic

Scams, Trolls, and Social Media[31]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
5 27 February 2023 Pat Conroy George Brandis Vasyl Myroshnychenko

Sarah McBride

Sharan Burrow

Ukraine, Putin and Spies[32]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
6 6 March 2023 Matt Thistlethwaite Andrew Bragg David Hare

Teela Reid

Pragya Agarwa

Words That Offend and Referendums[33]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
7 13 March 2023 Josh Burns Perin Davey Billy Bragg

Antoinette Lattouf

Billy Bragg on Q A[34]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
8 20 March 2023 Matt Keogh Dai Le Brian Greene

Geoffrey Robertson

Kirsten Banks

Hypotheticals about Politics and the Universe[35]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
9 27 March 2023 Peter Malinauskas Jacinta Nampijinpa Price Jordon Steele-John Richard V. Spencer The Many Voices of The Voice[36]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
10 3 April 2023 Amanda Rishworth Greg Mirabella

Deni Todorovič

Sara James

Osman Faruqi

Politics and Why Representation Matters[37]
Hosted by Stan Grant.
11 10 April 2023 Fatima Payman Dimitry Chugg-Palmer Andrew Neil

Anne Pattel-Gray

Kanishka Raffel

Faith, Politics & Humanity[38]

Hosted by Stan Grant

12 17 April 2023 Emma McBride Michael McCormack Bob Katter Darlene Thomas

John Williamson

Q A live from Mildura[39] with a closing performance by John Williamson

Hosted by Stan Grant

13 24 April 2023 Tim Ayres Paul Fletcher Taylah Gray

James Brown

Sophie Howe

War, Space and the Future[40]

Hosted by Stan Grant (final episode as host after resigning in May 2023).[41]

14 1 May 2023 Mark Butler Bridget Archer Anthony Dillon

Sarah Churchwell

Mukesh Haikerwal

Health, Privilege and Swearing Allegiance[42]

Hosted by David Speers

Footnotes

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  1. ^ Formerly known as Thomas Mayor.[5]

References

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  2. ^ "About Us". Q A. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Retrieved 14 May 2023.
  3. ^ "UNSW scientists shine on the ABC's Q&A Science Special". UNSW. 27 June 2019. Retrieved 14 May 2023.
  4. ^ "ABC: Special Q&A broadcast from Garma". indigenous.gov.au. 2 August 2017. Retrieved 14 May 2023.
  5. ^ "The Voice to Parliament". Readings Books. Retrieved 15 April 2023.
  6. ^ "Price Pressures and Postcode Discrimination (Season 16, Episode 20)". ABC.net.au. 23 June 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  7. ^ "The Choice: Violence or Poverty (Season 16, Episode 21)". ABC.net.au. 7 July 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  8. ^ "A Foreign Affair: Boris, AUKUS, Ukraine and Assange (Season 16, Episode 22)". ABC.net.au. 14 July 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  9. ^ "Q A at Garma 2022 (Season 16, Episode 23)". ABC.net.au. 1 August 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  10. ^ "China, Democracy and Capitalism (Season 16, Episode 25)". ABC.net.au. 11 August 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  11. ^ "Global Megatrends and Lived Experiences (Season 16, Episode 24)". ABC.net.au. 4 August 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  12. ^ "China, Democracy and Capitalism (Season 16, Episode 25)". ABC.net.au. 11 August 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
  13. ^ "Morrison's Secret Ministries (Season 16, Episode 26)". ABC.net.au. 18 August 2022. Retrieved 30 July 2023.
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  20. ^ "Protests, People and Power". ABC.net.au. 13 October 2022. Retrieved 29 October 2023.
  21. ^ "Climate Targets, Floods and Taxes". Q A. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 20 October 2022. Retrieved 8 July 2024. Tonight, we can't stop talking about the weather – the Bureau of Meteorology wants to change its nickname, people's homes are under water, China is in drought, and the cost of living is going through the roof. Welcome to Q A. Thank you. I'm Stan Grant. Also tonight, is it time to sort out flood insurance once and for all? And your questions just keep coming on those stage-three tax cuts – we'll get to those.
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