The last time she was here,in 2016,Shriver left vowing never to come back amid a storm over her comments.
The executive producer has been with the public broadcaster for three decades.
Host Tony Jones didn’t linger in letting everyone know,saying:“We should say we're disappointed".
A University of Queensland student who says he received death threats for organising a pro-Hong Kong democracy rally has turned his sights on the ABC's Q&A.
On Monday night,Q&A pondered the biggest question. Democracy. What even is it?
"With respect,you haven't answered my question,"she said to the Q&A panel after sharing her heartbreaking story about losing her job.
Channel Ten’s kitchen conflagration took over much of the final 20 minutes of the ABC’s premier national debate program. Stick that in your reality TV marketing blender and eat it.
For close to two minutes,Krissi Grant rendered the panel and the studio completely silent. What followed was a powerful and essential discussion.
Human rights lawyer Diana Sayed accused the panel of devaluing Muslim lives when asked whether Australia should challenge violence against one ethnic minority.
James Paterson was in the uncomfortable position of having taken part in one of the recent books that suggest there is more to the Prime Minister than meets the eye.
On her new album,the performance poet and musician who rocked Q&A,tackles loneliness,along with her familiar,forcefully expressed,concerns about capitalism and materialism.