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Q+A is a live panel and interview program produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) that has aired since 2008. The weekly broadcast features politicians, public figures, and cultural commentators answering questions directly from a live studio audience. It is designed to provide everyday citizens a platform to hold leaders accountable and engage in live, unscripted debates on current national and international affairs.
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What is ABC's Q+A program?
Q+A is a live Australian panel and interview program produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It brings politicians, public figures, and cultural commentators before a studio audience that asks questions directly.
When did Q+A begin airing?
The program has aired since 2008. Its long-running format remains built around live audience questions rather than a single presenter interviewing one guest in private.
Who appears on Q+A?
Episodes can feature politicians, public figures, and cultural commentators on the same panel. The mix lets the audience question people from public life and culture in one live broadcast.
How does the audience take part in Q+A?
Audience members ask questions directly to the panel during the live studio program. That direct questioning is the defining mechanic of ABC's Q+A rather than a pre-recorded interview format.
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