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Has the great housing dream become a nightmare? Supply is falling behind demand, inflating a red-hot market. How do we boost affordability and accelerate construction? Are we ready for the big shifts coming to our suburbs?
1:14:00Artificial intelligence has moved from sci-fi fantasy to everyday use in facial recognition, deepfakes and ChatGPT to fake royals, social media spying, nuclear energy and a growing AI army - how will science remake our world?
1:13:00Who is the new economy really working for? What does the future hold? A panel of financial heavy-hitters and commentators join political leaders to discuss market power, rampant inflation, cost of living and a 'soft landing'.
1:11:00With how we vote, live and work in a state of flux, can we come together in volatile times? The panel discuss accusations from ASIO of traitorous activity by a retired politician, Gaza ceasefire negotiations plus the economy.
1:12:00Q+A puts a focus on global issues with a panel of big thinkers. In a year of crucial elections around the world, the existential threat of climate change and increasing global volatility - what does it all mean for Australia?
1:13:00Q+A returns to ask who can you trust? Can you trust your supermarket? What about your bank? With cost-of-living pressures and major conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, do you trust our politicians to make a difference?
Season 16
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1:02:00In the season final of Q+A we look back on 2023. From the Voice Referendum to the Matildas World Cup shootout and scandals at Qantas, Optus and PwC, plus rate rises, floods and fires, AI, wars and the cost-of-living crisis.
1:03:00Australia's cost-of-living crisis. As we battle to make ends meet, navigating the tough economic climate and a raft of rate rises, how much more pressure can people take? Plus cyber security and fallout from the Optus outage.
1:02:00The conflict tearing apart the Middle East. Five weeks after Hamas militants launched their deadly attack on Israel, thousands have been killed and the world is holding its breath amid fears of a broader regional conflict.
1:02:00Q+A covers the big issues, including health, equality and the worsening humanitarian crisis in the Middle East. Here at home, the government is grappling with vaping, plus an increase to the bulk-billing incentive has begun.
1:02:00Charting the future of science and technology. A glimpse at what's to come from AI to outer space, quantum physics to scientific breakthroughs. A panel of big thinkers unpack thorny issues and inspire us with what's possible.
1:02:00Anthony Albanese is in the US, as tensions soar in the Middle East and Israel prepares for a ground offensive in Gaza. Climate, nuclear subs and global security are on the agenda. The cost-of-living remains the focus at home.
1:02:00Australia after the referendum. What comes next? And what does the 'No' result mean for First Nations people? Meanwhile the eyes of the world are on the Middle East, as Israel strikes back against the deadly attacks by Hamas.
1:02:00Q+A is on the road in South Australia, where Yes and No campaigners have been focusing much of their efforts. SA Premier Peter Malinauskas is among those taking your questions on housing, health, inflation and cost of living.
1:06:00A country in flux. After we vote on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, can the divisions be bridged? Plus the resignation of Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews highlights the pressures and all-consuming nature of public life.
1:02:00Power and influence: who has it, who wields it and how it's used to make change. As Rupert Murdoch announces he's stepping down as chair of Fox and News Corp, we look at his impact. Plus the COVID inquiry and Voice campaign.
1:04:00Tackling Australia's energy crisis. Our cities are at risk of rolling blackouts this summer and the regulator is warning of a decade of power outages to come. The panel discuss clean energy and the transition to renewables.
1:03:00The Qantas CEO's departure hasn't halted the turbulence for the flying kangaroo, while the government faces scrutiny of its Qatar decision. An interest rate reprieve and a new RBA chief, plus preparing for a long, hot summer.
1:02:00Voting on the Voice: the PM has set the date for the referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Plus inflation has eased more than expected, cost of living pressures remain and industrial relations reform on the agenda.
1:03:00The latest snapshot of Australia shows the cost of health and aged care will soar over the next 40 years. Where should we be spending and who is going to pay for it? Olympian, author and Doctor Jana Pittman joins the panel.