Q&A (TV program)
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Q&A is an Australian television program, similar to Question Time on the BBC, which is broadcast on ABC1 hosted by award-winning news journalist Tony Jones. The program generally features a panel of 5 public figures, usually includes leading politicians from each of the major national parties (Labor and Liberal), answering questions provided by viewers and the studio audience. The program is broadcast live (eastern states only) on ABC1 and online, in front of a studio audience. The program is broadcast from the ABC's studios in the Sydney suburb of U...
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Q&A is an Australian television program, similar to Question Time on the BBC, which is broadcast on ABC1 hosted by award-winning news journalist Tony Jones. The program generally features a panel of 5 public figures, usually includes leading politicians from each of the major national parties (Labor and Liberal), answering questions provided by viewers and the studio audience. The program is broadcast live (eastern states only) on ABC1 and online, in front of a studio audience. The program is broadcast from the ABC's studios in the Sydney suburb of Ultimo. Anyone wishing to be in the audience can fill out a form on the program's website, which as well as asking for contact details, asks some questions relating to the applicant's political views to help "select a diverse and well balanced audience". On March 26, 2009, Q&A was broadcast from Melbourne. The program premiered on the 22 May 2008, and was broadcast on Thursday at 9:30pm on ABC1. The program contains closed captions within its broadcast signal.
