Q+A Live Stream | Monday September 11, 2023



This week on Q+A… beleaguered Qantas chief Alan Joyce’s abrupt departure hasn’t halted the turbulence for the flying kangaroo, with the airline’s board facing increased pressure over Joyce’s tarnished legacy and growing calls to return JobKeeper funds. Can new CEO Vanessa Hudson turn the airline’s fortunes around?

Meanwhile, the PM’s been stuck with the baggage of the storm and is facing a Senate inquiry over his government’s Qatar decision. Anthony Albanese has jetted out for a series of international talks and confirmed he’ll visit China in coming months, the first PM in seven years to make an official visit to the country after accepting President Xi’s invitation.

Here at home, outgoing Reserve Bank boss Philip Lowe has given borrowers an interest rate reprieve, but warns that there may be more hikes ahead to curb inflation. How will new RBA chief Michele Bullock approach the challenges ahead?

And as Australia prepares for a long, hot summer – how ready are we for what lies ahead?

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Panellists: Assistant Minister for Health & Aged Care Ged Kearney, CEO of the Australian Chamber of Commerce & Industry Andrew McKellar, Lawyer & Advocate for Human Rights Vanessa Turnbull-Roberts, Proud Gunai Kurnai Man & 2023 Victorian Young Australian of the Year Darcy McGauley-Bartlett and Director of Youth Policy, Menzies Research Centre Freya Leach.

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26 thoughts on “Q+A Live Stream | Monday September 11, 2023”

  1. Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story fire lady 🧑‍🚒…more of those volunteers left because they were forced out due to bodily autonomy and untested experimental death syrum

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  2. The problem with viewing everything in a racial paradigm is that you limit the conversation and competetiveness to just race. As an Indian in Australia, I do not want to be considered for a role that is my ethnicity specific (Indian diaspora engagement, Parammatta Counseller or the High Commissioner to India as the Young Advocate pointed out). This way you're limiting me and telling me I'm only good at this. Barry pointed it rightly that Australia has an Indian origin High Commissioner in NZ and that is what I call successful integration. Also an Indian person going back to India as HOM would be good at his/her job but there'll be less exchange of ideas and culture. A person like Barry can go to India and come back and tell others in his circle about the negatives and positives about India that goes beyond the traditional media narratives. Things are never perfect, yes there's lot of racism but there's racism everywhere including India. We need to acknowledge the advancements while hoping to improve further.

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  3. As a 30 year old single male i would be happy to volunteer for emergency services but im broke and can barely pay rent, i cant put my work hours to emergency work.

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  4. They are giving trillions to AUKUS and pay the King and Commonwealth that money could also go into Dental Care into Medicare and build houses.
    Make Australia nuclear free. People need to know and understand the waste that comes from the nuclear submarine program has to be produced and stored within Australia.
    And that kind of hight level waste, we don't have a place to store that. Australians will be indeed directly affected.

    AUKUS. We don't need to be Bound for the next 30 years to the US and UK foreign policy and decisions. Wake-Up Australia.

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  5. As one who has lived in social housing, the buildings are poor quality, made as cheaply as possible and will be crumbling in twenty to thirty years. There seems to be no long term view so that housing is well built and sustainable for generations to come. A bit if thinking outside the box when building them would be preferable.

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  6. Years because of nimyism to build a house? Sounds like the whole system needs to change. NIMBY means not In my backyard, so why are they able to say what can happen in OTHER PEOPLES backyard that they don't own?

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