Monday 10 April at 9.35pm on ABC, simulcast LIVE at 9:35pm (AEST) on iview, ABC NewsRadio & ABC News 24
Joining host Tony Jones on Q&A in Sydney next Monday:
Minister for Communications Mitch Fifield
Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong
Acclaimed author Nikki Gemmell - who’s latest book tackles the impact of her mother’s suicide
Ethicist Margaret Somerville – who is critical of the growing push for euthanasia
British political singer-songwriter Billy Bragg
Billy Bragg will close the show with a song.
Q&A is simulcast LIVE around the country on ABC TV, ABC News 24, ABC NewsRadio and iview. Australia Plus Television also broadcasts Q&A in to Asia and the Pacific.
Members of the public can: Register to be part of the Q&A LIVE studio audience at: abc.net.au/qanda Submit questions for the panel, also at: abc.net.au/qanda Contribute to the discussion via Q&A’s Twitter highlights feed, using #qanda Submit live questions via Twitter using #qanda and @qanda Follow @qanda on Twitter to receive first-hand updates about the program and panel members.
Q&A has already pioneered the use of Facebook Live and this year Q&A became the first Australian TV program streamed live on Periscope. Viewers can watch the program on Periscope through Twitter while following or joining the Twitter conversation, or watch and comment on Facebook – the choice is up to them.
Q&A is simulcast LIVE around the country on ABC TV, the ABC NEWS channel, ABC NewsRadio and iview. Australia Plus Television also broadcasts Q&A in to Asia and the Pacific.
Members of the public can: Register to be part of the Q&A LIVE studio audience at: abc.net.au/qanda Submit questions for the panel, also at: abc.net.au/qanda Contribute to the discussion via Q&A’s Twitter highlights feed, using #qanda Submit live questions via Twitter using #qanda and @qanda Follow @qanda on Twitter to receive first-hand updates about the program and panel members.
Q&A has already pioneered the use of Facebook Live and this year Q&A became the first Australian TV program streamed live on Periscope. Viewers can watch the program on Periscope through Twitter while following or joining the Twitter conversation, or watch and comment on Facebook – the choice is up to them.
###Veep creator Armando Iannucci joins Q&A next Monday
Monday 1 May at 9.35pm (AEST) on iview, ABC NewsRadio & on the ABC NEWS channel
Joining host Tony Jones on Q&A in Sydney next Monday:
Scottish satirist and creator of Veep Armando Iannucci
ANU Vice Chancellor and Nobel Laureate Brian Schmidt
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce
Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek
Research Director of IPSOS Mind and Mood Report Laura Demasi
Q&A is simulcast LIVE around the country on ABC TV, the ABC NEWS channel, ABC NewsRadio and iview. Australia Plus Television also broadcasts Q&A in to Asia and the Pacific.
Members of the public can: Register to be part of the Q&A LIVE studio audience at: abc.net.au/qanda Submit questions for the panel, also at: abc.net.au/qanda Contribute to the discussion via Q&A’s Twitter highlights feed, using #qanda Submit live questions via Twitter using #qanda and @qanda Follow @qanda on Twitter to receive first-hand updates about the program and panel members.
Q&A has already pioneered the use of Facebook Live and this year Q&A became the first Australian TV program streamed live on Periscope. Viewers can watch the program on Periscope through Twitter while following or joining the Twitter conversation, or watch and comment on Facebook – the choice is up to them.
I look forward to this, Veep is an excellent show. Good hear the Veep creators thoughts on the current political climate not only just in the US, but the dominoe affect it’s having on world wide.
Personally, I don’t think the opinions of the “Veep” creators (what?) on the current political climate in the US, has anything to do with what the Australian Broadcasting Corporation should be covering. Just my opinion, of course.
I’m going to ignore this bate… however I will give you a spot on the following comment…
Hence why I don’t watch it weekly. I can take it on a monthly basis and still get quite annoyed. I think my main gripe with this show is that the questions are never getting answered properly. If they are - then Tony Jones comes in and takes the question and then spins it to himself and the question is derailed. Isn’t the point of the Q&A to be interactive with the audience, or is it be reactive to Tony Jones?
It’s how it appears to me, and it’s been like that. Got worse last year. However that being said, sometimes they do have a great panel which jell with the audience too and the questions are being actually answered. However i haven’t seen that in a long time.
Monday 8 May – 9.35pm on ABC, simulcast LIVE at 9:35pm (AEST) on iview, ABC NewsRadio & on the ABC NEWS channel
On the eve of Budget 2017, Q&A will broadcast live from Melbourne.
Joining host Tony Jones is:
Minister for Veterans’ Affairs and Defence Personnel, Dan Tehan
Tasmanian Labor Senator, Lisa Singh
Comedian and Broadcaster, Dave Hughes
Taxation lawyer and corporate strategist, Mark Leibler
Victorian CEO Urban Development Institute, Danni Addison
Q&A is simulcast LIVE around the country on ABC TV, the ABC NEWS channel, ABC NewsRadio and iview. Australia Plus Television also broadcasts Q&A in to Asia and the Pacific.
Members of the public can: Register to be part of the Q&A LIVE studio audience at: abc.net.au/qanda Submit questions for the panel, also at: abc.net.au/qanda Contribute to the discussion via Q&A’s Twitter highlights feed, using #qanda Submit live questions via Twitter using #qanda and @qanda Follow @qanda on Twitter to receive first-hand updates about the program and panel members.
Q&A has already pioneered the use of Facebook Live and this year Q&A became the first Australian TV program streamed live on Periscope. Viewers can watch the program on Periscope through Twitter while following or joining the Twitter conversation, or watch and comment on Facebook – the choice is up to them.
Sorry, but me saying that social media content created by the ABC titled “How Donald Trump ruined Veep” is inappropriate, irrelevant nonsense, is not bait for anyone. It’s simply the truth. Don’t use terms if you don’t understand them.
Monday 15 May – 9.35pm on ABC, simulcast LIVE at 9:35pm (AEST) on iview, ABC NewsRadio & on the ABC NEWS channel
This Monday night, a special Budget 2017 Q&A broadcasting live from The Arts Centre Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise.
Joining host Tony Jones on the panel live in front of an audience of 850 will be:
Simon Birmingham, Minister for Education
Chris Bowen, Shadow Treasurer
Larissa Waters, Queensland Greens Senator
Innes Willox, CEO, Australian Industry Group
Miranda Stewart, Director, Tax and Transfer Policy Institute ANU
Q&A is simulcast LIVE around the country on ABC TV, the ABC NEWS channel, ABC NewsRadio and iview. Australia Plus Television also broadcasts Q&A in to Asia and the Pacific.
Members of the public can:
•Register to be part of the Q&A LIVE studio audience at: abc.net.au/qanda
•Submit questions for the panel, also at: abc.net.au/qanda
•Contribute to the discussion via Q&A’s Twitter highlights feed, using #qanda
•Submit live questions via Twitter using #qanda and @qanda
•Follow @qanda on Twitter to receive first-hand updates about the program and panel members.
Q&A has already pioneered the use of Facebook Live and this year Q&A became the first Australian TV program streamed live on Periscope. Viewers can watch the program on Periscope through Twitter while following or joining the Twitter conversation, or watch and comment on Facebook – the choice is up to them.