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Hello there, This week on Q+A… a country in flux. The day when Australians vote on whether to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the constitution is fast approaching. And whether the referendum succeeds or fails, our nation will be a different place. Can the divisions that have emerged during this bruising debate be bridged?
Meanwhile, inflation has ticked up again this month. Will that force the hand of the Reserve Bank Board at its upcoming meeting? And Qantas is again in the spotlight, with chair and chief executive fronting a Senate inquiry into the Qatar Airways decision. Will Australians finally get the full story?
And a shock resignation from Victoria’s long-serving premier, Daniel Andrews, has highlighted the pressures and all-consuming nature of public life. Do we ask too much of our leaders?
Q+A is live from Melbourne Tonight, Monday October 2 at 9.35pm AEDT.
Joining Patricia Karvelas on the panel live in Melbourne:
Malarndirri McCarthy, Assistant Minister for Indigenous Australians & Indigenous Health
Dan Tehan, Shadow Minister for Immigration & Citizenship
Noel Pearson, Founder of Cape York Institute
Pia Miranda, Author & Actor
Final panellist TBC
If you would like to submit a question for consideration, please submit one via our website for the chance to ask the panel.
Each week, Q+A selects our top question to highlight in the newsletter. Scroll down to watch Monday's toughest question asked by Melbourne resident Mote Dambo, who spoke about Victorian COVID-19 lockdowns and asked the panel about the Government’s COVID-19 inquiry.
Watch Q+A Monday at 9.35pm AEDT on ABC TV or ABC iview.
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Get to know the panellists |
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| Assistant Indigenous Australians Minister Malarndirri McCarthy says First Nations people are in “a constant cycle of grief” and the Voice is our “one shot” to change the status quo. | | READ MORE |
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| Shadow Immigration Minister Dan Tehan has called for the government to scrap the Voice vote, saying true bipartisanship is needed to make a referendum work. He’s urging the PM to “go back to the drawing board.” | | READ MORE |
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| “Yes” campaigner Noel Pearson says questions need to be answered about the Voice debate to swing No voters back over the line. | | READ MORE |
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| Looking for Alibrandi actor Pia Miranda talks about her close call with Harvey Weinstein and the role of the “sisterhood” in alerting young women to dangers in her new memoir. | | READ MORE |
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Last Week's Hard Question |
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Mote Dambo asked:
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Victoria endured one of the longest lockdowns around the world, the impacts of these policy measures are still widely acknowledged to date. How could the Albanese Government's proposed inquiry enable proper scrutiny of state-based decision making? | | WATCH HERE |
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Australian Story: Sea Change | Tonight at 8pm |
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| After hearing about the powerful properties of a humble seaweed strain to reduce emissions, Sam Elsom quit his career as a fashion designer and set up a farm in eastern Tasmania. | | WATCH ON IVIEW |
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