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Q+A on ABC –Got a burning question for our panel? Submit your questions via our website.

Monday’s toughest question was about democracy in Ukraine, asked by Alexander Zaytsev. Scroll down to view.

This week on Q+A: coming together in volatile times. With how we vote, live and work in a state of flux, what common ground can we find between those with differing views?

Accusations from ASIO boss Mike Burgess of traitorous activity by a retired politician have rocked the nation and are causing ructions among our allies. Do we have a right to know who it is?

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Overseas, will world leaders manage to negotiate a Middle East ceasefire? And is Australia’s economic news likely to get worse before it gets better? All this PLUS news of the week!

Watch Q+A Monday at 9.35pm AEDT on ABC TV and ABC iview.

You can also have your voice heard via our online poll – vote from 2pm AEST Monday on Facebook, YouTube, X and Instagram.

Register here to join the live studio audience in Melbourne on Monday, March 4.

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Meet the Panellists

Katy Gallagher

Minister for Finance and Women, Katy Gallagher, says Australia has a “substantial” gender pay gap problem after reporting shows two-thirds of businesses favour men.

Keith Wolahan

Liberal MP Keith Wolahan says while the Coalition supports Stage 3 tax cuts, Labor’s backflip matters: “The people of Dunkley and Australia have seen that the Prime Minister has broken a promise.”

Nyadol Nyuon

Nyadol Nyuon is a South Sudanese-Australian lawyer and human rights advocate, who wrote in 2022 “women and girls continue to bear the brunt of poverty and remain underrepresented in positions of power and influence”.

Nathan Thrall

American journalist and author Nathan Thrall says the city of Jerusalem is the “most divided in the world” and there are “psychological consequences of living in such a deeply segregated place”.

Sabine Wolff

Communications adviser and analyst Sabine Wolff wrote in 2016 that the Liberal Party, emboldened by Donald Trump in the US, was “vulnerable … to its populist right-wing flank”.

Q+A on ABC and ABC iview – Monday 26 February at 9.35pm AEST

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