Host Fran Kelly tried to wrangle her panel of “outspoken feminists” through a wild,occasionally woolly and sometimes wonderful 75 minutes of TV.
In the middle of a drought,nothing was off limits - not even David Littleproud's 2018 marriage break-up.
Privately,many Liberal MPs are concerned about the government's position on climate change.
Host Annabel Crabb declared that,in the absence of politicians,“we can talk about them behind their backs”. That’s exactly what happened.
Former Insiders producer Erin Vincent will take over in 2020 and has flagged a renewed focus on the suburbs and regional Australia.
On Monday night,Q&A pondered that perennial question about Australia:who are we kowtowing to today?
In a storm of depressing news on a Q&A episode devoted to the aged-care crisis,there were bright spots:the presence of two sparkling advertisements for ageing with wisdom and grace.
Music may be the heart and soul of life,but that doesn’t mean we value it as dearly as we should.
Watching the former ABC veteran on Monday night’s Q&A,you couldn’t help but think to yourself:what if?
Love him or hate him,it’s hard to take your eyes off Sam Dastyari when he’s in full flight,as he was on Q&A.
The woman who helped steer the Yes vote,Sally Rugg,was the subject of"cruel and perverse"bullying even by pro-campaigners.