

Q+A
Season 10
Hosted by Hamish Macdonald, Q&A puts punters, pollies and pundits together in the studio to thrash out the hot issues of the week. It's about democracy in action - the audience gets to ask the questions.
Where to Watch Season 10
43 Episodes
- Strikes, Sexual Assault and Revenge PornE5
Strikes, Sexual Assault and Revenge PornQ&A is All About Women, featuring an all-female panel including anti-violence campaigner Thordis Elva, Pulitzer Prize winner Mei Fong, author/performer Lindy West, actor/presenter Faustina Agolley & lawyer Josephine Cashman. - Hunting, Housing and Homeland SecurityE8
Hunting, Housing and Homeland SecurityWith the world reeling from the terror attack in London, Q&A focuses on international security. Tony Jones is joined by Lydia Khalil, Kerry Chikarovski, Amanda Rishworth, Bridget McKenzie, Peter Holmes a Court & Mark Seymour. - Citizenships, Skilled Workers and MushroomsE11
Citizenships, Skilled Workers and MushroomsJoining Tony Jones: Feminist icon Germaine Greer; Assistant Immigration Minister Alex Hawke; Shadow Environment Minister Tony Burke; Victorian Senator Derryn Hinch & Zimbabwean sustainable farming advocate Chido Govera. - Protections, Preferences & ParliamentariansE39
Protections, Preferences & ParliamentariansJoining Tony Jones this week: Attorney-General George Brandis; Shadow Minister for Employment & Workplace Relations Brendan O'Connor; Greens Senator Janet Rice; Christian radio broadcaster Stephen O'Doherty, and Jacqui Lambie. - Royal Commissions and Election ResultsE40
Royal Commissions and Election ResultsTony Jones is joined by Assistant Minister to the PM James McGrath, Qld Labor Senator Murray Watt, Guardian Australia editor Lenore Taylor, The Feed's Jan Fran & former adviser to the PM on Indigenous Affairs Warren Mundine. - Comebacks, Cancer Treatment and Uni CutsE43
Comebacks, Cancer Treatment and Uni CutsJoining Virginia Trioli in Melbourne for the final Q&A of 2017: Health Minister Greg Hunt, Shadow Infrastructure Minister Anthony Albanese, author Maxine McKew, The Australian's Greg Sheridan, Buzzfeed's Alice Workman.