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49:00Jane Norman is joined by a panel of leading political minds to cast their eye over the state of Australian politics providing hindsight and insight.
49:00Jane Norman looks back at the week where a new Governor-General was sworn-in and then opened our 46th Parliament, the Morrison government got Labor and crossbench support to pass tax cuts and the RBA cut interest rates again.
June 2019
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48:00Jane Norman is joined by former Senator Richard Alston, former MP David Feeney and Rosie Lewis to discuss media bosses' call for greater press freedoms, Turnbull and Dutton, Setka, Folau, G20 and fresh faces in Parliament.
48:00Jane Norman is joined by a panel of leading political minds to cast their eye over the state of Australian politics providing hindsight and insight.
1:00:00Jane Norman joins Judith Troeth, Bill Bowtell and Gareth Hutchens to discuss the future of John Setka, trade unions and the ALP, Adani given the green light and after the AFP raids should Parliament have greater oversight.
May 2019 1:00:00
1:00:00Patricia Karvelas is joined by some of the sharpest political minds to explore and interrogate the election outcome, fallout from Australia's verdict and Anthony Albanese to contest the Labor leadership.
1:01:00In the final hours before tomorrow's election, Patricia Karvelas has the final word on the campaign in discussion with guests commentators John Pesutto, Verity Firth, James Campbell and Karen Middleton.
1:01:00Ahead of the May 18 election, Patricia Karvelas is joined by a panel of political guests to discuss the big issues on the campaign trail.
1:01:00With 15 days til polling day and pre-poll voting started, Patricia Karvelas joins guests for reaction, analysis and discussion of tonight's Leaders' Forum between Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten. Plus the week's big issues.
April 2019
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1:00:00Ahead of the May 18 election, Patricia Karvelas is joined by a panel of political guests to discuss the big issues on the campaign trail.
1:01:00The five-week campaign is on with climate change, energy policy, taxation, healthcare and cost of living all major campaign issues ahead of the May 18 election. Patricia Karvelas joins a panel of politicians and journalists.
51:00The Treasurer and Opposition have outlined their economic plan this week, the campaign for the federal election has begun in earnest. Brigid Glanville is joined by Andrew Leigh and other guests to discuss the big issues.
March 2019 38:00
38:00The political focus turns to the federal arena with just four days until the Morrison government hands down a pre-election budget. Brigid Glanville joins Alan Jones, Margo Kingston and Patrica Karvelas to look at the week.
43:00On the eve of the NSW Election, Brigid Glanville is joined by former Liberal Premier Nick Greiner, former Labor Premier Bob Carr and SMH State Political Editor Alexandra Smith for the final word on the campaign.
38:00Before NSW Votes on Mar 23, ABC News NSW Political Reporter Brigid Glanville joins Transport Minister Andrew Constance, Shadow Transport Minister Jodi McKay and Daily Telegraph State Political Editor Anna Caldwell.
30:00After the Leaders Debate between NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Opposition Leader Michael Daley, Brigid Glanville joins Peter FitzSimons, Dee Madigan and Michael Photios to unpack the key points and who won the debate.
38:00ABC News NSW Political Reporter Brigid Glanville delves into the issues ahead of the NSW Election with Water Minister Niall Blair, Shadow Water Minister Chris Minns and Channel Nine State political editor Chris O'Keefe.
February 2019 30:00
30:00ABC News NSW Political Reporter Brigid Glanville delves into the big issues ahead of the NSW Election with NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet, Shadow Treasurer Ryan Park, and Channel 7 State Political Reporter Sean Berry.
30:00ABC News NSW Political Reporter Brigid Glanville explores the issues ahead of the NSW Election with NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro, Deputy Opposition Leader Penny Sharpe and SMH State Political Editor Alexandra Smith.