ACTU secretary Sally McManus rejected the idea Australia should have let the coronavirus spread to protect its economy.
The comedian admits lockdown and playing for laughs in an empty room is a struggle,but he's keen to give comic relief on subjects not virus related.
Despite a threatening letter from Lego,Ryan'The BrickMan'McNaught still went on to become one of 14 globally certified Lego professionals.
Ex-cricketer Freddie Flintoff is just as competitive when it comes to television as he was on the pitch.
From empty supermarket shelves to getting footy back on track,these two doyens have solutions for these challenging times.
Professor Paul Kelly said herd immunity was an'alternative',but not one the government was pursuing'at the moment'.
Prominent businesswoman Sam Mostyn urged the government to let a single impartial expert lead the country's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The maths teacher and YouTube star argued that cash top-ups for poor,regional schools have not overcome their disadvantage.
Labor's Nova Peris,who did not rule out a return to politics,also spoke about the torrent of abuse she faced before quitting in 2016.
Wang Xining,whose decision to go on Q+A forms part of China's increasing efforts to counter criticism in Australia,made one clear misstep on the program.
Q&A's new host showed he may be the best thing that has happened to the ABC in years.