Q+A: Live from Melbourne with Patricia Karvelas | Monday, February 19

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Hello there,

Got a burning question for our panel? Submit your questions via our website.

Join me for the 2024 return of Q+A as we discuss a simple question: who can you trust?

Can you trust your supermarket? What about your bank?

With cost-of-living pressures and conflict in the Middle East and Ukraine, do you trust our politicians to make a difference?

Donald Trump is riding a wave of distrust in his campaign against Joe Biden for US president. But with big questions around both candidates, Taylor Swift – kicking off her Australian tour this week – is influencing people in a way pollies can only dream of.

I can’t wait to hear your questions – and get you answers.

Patricia Karvelas

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