Q&A Season 11 Stranger than Fiction 2018
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Do novelists hold up a mirror to society? Q&A is in Melbourne with fiction writers John Marsden, Maxine Beneba Clarke, Sofie Laguna, Michael Mohammed Ahmad and Trent Dalton to discuss how and why they write about Australia.
- Released: 2018-08-20
- Runtime: 60 minutes
- Genre: News, Talk
- Stars: Hamish Macdonald
- Director:
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1. A Spotlight on the Economy 2018-02-05
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2. Nepotism, Referendums & Radical Reform 2018-02-12
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3. Civil War, Colonisation and Power 2018-02-19
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4. DPM, Politics and Pay Gaps 2018-02-26
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5. Family Matters and Home Fires 2018-03-05
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6. A Big Australia 2018-03-12
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7. Tax, Trump and The Polls 2018-03-19
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8. A Night with Michael Sandel 2018-03-26
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9. Polling, Policing and Reporting 2018-04-09
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11. Class Divides and Inequality 2018-04-23
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12. Trump, Twitter & North Korea 2018-04-30
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13. Newstart, New Power and New Jobs 2018-05-07
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14. A Broader Budget 2018-05-14
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15. Weddings, Gaza and Losing Faith 2018-05-21
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17. Chaos, Ego and Cash 2018-06-04
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18. Q&A with Bill Shorten 2018-06-11
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20. Q&A Enabled 2018-06-25
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21. Abuse, Foster Care and Taxes 2018-07-02
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23. War on Waste 2018-07-23
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24. Super Saturday and Media Diversity 2018-07-30
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25. Drought Relief and Future Farming 2018-08-06
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26. Power, Spirituality and Free Speech 2018-08-13
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27. Stranger than Fiction 2018-08-20
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28. Chaos, Crocs and Coal Mining 2018-08-27
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30. High School Students Special 2018-09-10
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31. Rape, Racism and No-Platforming 2018-09-17
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32. Bullying, quotas, and the ABC 2018-10-01
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33. Teaching Special 2018-10-08
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34. Climate, Welfare and Religious Schools 2018-10-15
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35. Wentworth by-election Special 2018-10-22
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36. Live from the Pop-up Globe 2018-10-29
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38. Trust, Leadership, and Stability 2018-11-12
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39. Tourism, Trump, and the Embassy 2018-11-19
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40. VicVotes, Terrorism, and Gender 2018-11-26
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41. Protest and Pre-selection 2018-12-03
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42. 2018 Finale 2018-12-10
