Q+A - Season 8 / Year 2015
Season 8 / Year 2015
Episodes
Elections, Economics & Knightmares
Spills, Bills, Coal & Kills
Death, Detention and Defending Policies
Family Violence Special
Economics, Regulations & One Word
Bad Feminism: Contradictions and Careers
Intergenerational Wealth and Health
When the Bush Came to Town
Depression, Drugs and Another Planet
Political Tensions and Children in Detention
Vaccinations, Press Freedoms & Forced Closures
Drinking, Depression and Deportation
ANZAC Spirit, Modern Warfare and Marriage
Assault, Altruism and Emissions
Struggle Street on Budget Eve
Death Cults, Brains & Migration
Joe Hockey on the Tradies vs Ladies Budget
War Cries, Citizenship & Crime Prevention
Revolutionary Christianity, Citizenship & Incarceration
Magna Carta Magna QandA
Terror, Poverty & Native Titles
Radicalisation, Religion & Recognition
Greece, Gags & Grazing Land
Peace, Ideology & Free Speech
Choppers, Coal & Community
Culture of Change
New Frontiers & Next Bold Missions
Perks, Penalty Rates & Life in Space
Ethics, Equality & Evasion
Public Life & Political Memoirs
Cheating, Climate, War & Democracy
Drowning in Desperation to Dying with Dignity
A New Prime Minister, New Leadership
Bill Shorten in Ballarat
Conservatives, China & Chris Brown
Shine a Light on Depression
Social Cohesion, Offshore Detention & Factions
Friends and Allies in Foreign Policy
Country Life, CSG and Cannabis
GST, Gonski, Population and Diversity
Facing Death
Paris, Syria & South Australia
Racists, Extremists and Economists
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