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The industry section of the Far East Film Festival in Udine hosted a panel focusing on case studies around Jia Zhangke’s ...

The industry section of the Far East Film Festival in Udine hosted a panel focusing on case studies around Jia Zhangke’s ...

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At its best, it helped set the national agenda. “When management moved Q+A to Thursdays [in 2021], before shifting it back to Mondays, it disrupted what’s meant to be a habit-based show ...

Over the years, Q+A lost the ability to spark anger or argument, or get people talking the next day, or set the political agenda that week. One of the reasons was that it stopped aiming for enjoyment.

After 17 seasons, more than 500 episodes, and a long run as one of the ABC’s flagship current affairs programs, Q+A has being axed. The program had been due to return to air in August following ...

Both long-running shows have launched memorable and powerful TV moments. The difficulty for networks now is how to replace them.

The ABC will discontinue its weekly panel show Q+A after 18 years, the public broadcaster has announced as part of a slew of changes that will result in around 40 redundancies. The show, hosted by ...