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Q&A — Season 3
1. The PM on Q and A
Q&A made a triumphant return for 2010 with a special program from Old Parliament House in Canberra featuring Kevin Rudd and an audience of 200 young Australians aged 16-25. Program producers were inundated with hundreds of excellent questio…
2. Tanner and Joyce Go Head to Head
3. Turnbull Returns
4. Art, Power and Passion
5. God, Science and Sanity
6. Conservatives, Comedians and Political Correctness
7. The Health of the Nation
8. Greens, budgies and staffers...
9. Tony Abbott on Q and A
10. The American Ambassador on Q&A
11. Premiers, Population and the Politics of Fear
12. Anzac Day Special
13. Emissions Trading, Taxation and Trust
14. Censorship in Cyberspace
15. Budget special
16. Democracy, Death and Taxes
17. Backlash in Bennelong?
18. Q and A Goes West
19. For Lovers of Animals
20. Greens in the Spotlight
21. The Gillard Coup
22. New PM & Population
Panellists: Tony Burke, Minister for Sustainable Population; George Brandis, shadow attorney-general; Annabel Crabb, journalist and commentator; Cheryl Kernot, former Labor MP and Leader of the Australian Democrats; and Grahame Morris, poli…
23. Fear, Loathing and the East Timor Solution
24. And They're Off!
25. Where's the Passion?
26. Q and A Goes to Brisbane
27. Julia Gillard joins Q and A
28. Q and A Population Debate Special Dick Smith's Population Puzzle
29. Tony Abbott joins Q and A
30. Where's Mark Arbib?
31. Q and A at the Melbourne Writers Festival
32. Bob Katter joins Q&A
33. A new political paradigm
34. Euthanasia in a hung parliament
35. Politics, Betrayal and Sex
36. Q and A Gets Dangerous
37. Q and A Sports Special
38. Miracles, Media and the Murray
39. The Odd Angry Shoe: John Howard on Q and A
40. Q and A goes West
41. That's Goodbye From Us...
Panellists: Bill Shorten, Assistant Treasurer; George Brandis, shadow attorney-general; Randa Abdel Fattah, author and lawyer; Janet Albrechtsen, conservative commentator; and Jonathan Biggins, satirist and performer.
