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In what's been a tumultuous 12 months, we've seen war, floods, cost-of-living pressures and a change in government. What lessons can we take from 2022? How have we changed and what does the year ahead hold? (Final for 2022)
33:00The government says the cost of the NDIS is blowing out, but how do we put a price on supporting people with disabilities?
32:00Against the backdrop of the G20 Summit, the Q+A panel discuss the Prime Minister's meeting with Xi Jinping, Putin's war plans, Donald Trump, and the World Cup in Qatar.
31:00How fragile is our democracy? With cyber-crime on the rise, politicians and their families coming under violent attack and existential threats looming, how can we protect ourselves and our society? Presented by David Speers.
32:00Who is the man who holds our economic future in his hands? How will he steer the nation through this period of economic volatility? Treasurer Jim Chalmers joins Q+A for a one-on-one special.
30:00Q+A answers your questions about the Albanese Government's first Budget. Households are hurting and there are warnings that the outlook is only getting worse with inflation soaring and global financial markets in turmoil.
30:00The Q+A panel discuss Australia's place in greener world, the floods that have devastated communities across the country, and the increasing cost of tax cuts.
30:00How can communities make change? It's easy to feel powerless in the face of big business, climate change and natural disasters but what can people do to take back control? Consumer advocate Erin Brockovich is on the panel.
30:00With inflation and interest rates climbing and a global recession looming, is more economic pain on the horizon? As the gap between rich and poor grows starker, are our laws and policy measures up to the challenges we face?
31:00Stan Grant and the panel discuss the long-awaited federal anti-corruption commission, the Optus data breach, and the shocking allegations of racism in the AFL.
30:00For most Australians, the Queen is the only monarch they've ever known. So what does her death mean for the nation? Is now the time to reopen the debate on a republic? How the world is in flux and democracy is under threat.
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Emmy Award-winning actor Brian Cox and Kiwi singer songwriter Marlon Williams join the Q+A panel to discuss ambition, power and who gets to tell stories.
32:00Finding common ground. In an increasingly fractured world - politically, economically and geographically - what will it take to resolve some of the big issues facing us today? The panel cover technology, climate and justice.
30:00Q+A tackles the complex issue of ethics in sport. Sport is a defining element of Australian culture, but in the land of the "fair go" just how level is our playing field? We discuss fairness, inclusivity and personal beliefs.
30:00Q+A heads to western Sydney to discuss an extraordinary week in federal politics and the issues that impact people's lives and livelihoods. Trust, secrecy and integrity are again in the spotlight, as well as flood recovery.
30:00Q+A looks into the big global issues causing ripples around the world. Rising tensions in the wake of Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, inflation and interest rates biting, plus a review of Australia's military preparedness.
30:00A glimpse into the future. How can we tackle the complex problems facing society? The panel discuss megatrends such as extreme weather, food security, health, AI, autonomous systems, the digital world and geopolitical shifts.
30:00A global focus as the world reels from the assassination of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Boris Johnson's resignation, while Australia's focus turns firmly to China and the Pacific. Hosted by David Speers.
30:00The cruel choice facing Australian women in abusive relationships: violence or poverty. Q+A speaks with survivors, advocates and experts about the shocking extent of the crisis and what can be done to change the conversation.
30:00Q+A looks at the cost-of-living crisis, visiting Werribee on Melbourne's western fringe, one of Australia's fastest-growing regions. Households face price pressures, interest rates, soaring energy bills and worker shortages.