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Australian Parliament: House of Representatives

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Since the first Australian Parliament in 1901, time has been set aside to allow questions to be asked of ministers, colloquially known as Question Time. During this time, elected representatives hold the government accountable by asking ministers questions about their actions and decisions. The Prime Minister and Ministers are expected to answer these questions, providing transparency and insight ... more

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Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions 

without notice on 1st April 2026. 

Official Hansard transcript available at our website: www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Hansard/Hansard_Di... more

Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions 

without notice on 31st March 2026. 

Official Hansard transcript available at our website: www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Hansard/Hansard_D... more

Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions 

without notice on 30th March 2026. 

Official Hansard transcript available at our website: www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Hansard/Hansard_D... more

Listen back to Question Time in the House of Representatives as the Government take questions 

without notice on 26th March 2026. 

Official Hansard transcript available at our website: www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Hansard/Hansard_D... more

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Mark Carney
Prime Minister of Canada (guest in the gallery/visit)
Canada
Episode: Question Time | 05/03/2026
Nick Smith
Chair of the Administration Committee of the House of Commons (UK Parliament) – referenced in the gallery acknowledgments
United Kingdom Parliament
Episode: Question Time | 10/02/2026
Meg Brown
President of the Gallery, Franklin and Shadow Minister in the Tasmanian House of Assembly
Tasmanian Parliament
Episode: Question Time: 4th February 2026
John Doar
Councillor, former Shire President of Muttering
Local government
Episode: Question Time: 4th February 2026

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Question Time | 12/02/2026
Q: My question is to the Minister representing the Minister for Women. How is the Albanese Labor Government supporting women in the workplace and strengthening their rights at work?
The minister pointed to gender equality reforms in pay, leave, and protections, noting record-low gender pay gap figures and ongoing measures to promote women's leadership, with criticisms of opposition policy approaches.
Question Time | 12/02/2026
Q: For climate change and energy, does the minister agree that the Albanese government has broken its promise to reduce household energy bills by $275 by 2025?
The minister responded by outlining the energy plan, citing progress on dispatchable energy, renewables, and price relief measures, and contrasting with what the opposition proposed, while highlighting past policy missteps of the prior government.
Question Time | 12/02/2026
Q: Thank you Mr Speaker. My question is to the Prime Minister. I refer to the report into CFMEU corruption, where the Chief Investigator found that taxpayer funds were compromised. Will the Prime Minister write today to the National Anti-Corruption Commission seeking an urgent investigation into this serious matter?
The Prime Minister stated that the NAC is independent and can look at matters as appropriate, emphasising that the government supports proper inquiries and enforcement action as needed, while defending their own leadership and policy agenda.
Question Time | 20/01/2026
Q: Prime Minister, has the government acted decisively in response to the Bondi attack and to anti-Semitism, or would more be required to reassure the Jewish community?
The government acted promptly by prioritizing safety, establishing a Royal Commission, advancing hate speech and vilification laws, and engaging directly with Jewish communities to inform meaningful action.
Question Time: 3rd March 2026
Q: What is the government doing about the ISIS sympathisers who have returned or are attempting to return to Australia, and what are the security implications?
The government argues for a cautious, law-driven approach, using temporary exclusion orders where intelligence warrants, while emphasizing that Australian citizenship and rights to return exist and must be balanced with national security.

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This program centers on parliamentary Question Time in the lower house, with ministers fielding rapid-fire questions about policy outcomes, economic conditions, energy and infrastructure plans, health care, national security, and public administration. Episodes repeatedly highlight accountability questions on cost of living, energy prices, Medicare and bulk billing, regional development, and responses to international events. Notable threads include how ministers defend policy progress, justify spending, and frame metrics for growth and resilience, often contrasting government messaging with opposition critiques. A recurring strength is the fast-paced, adversarial format that surfaces concrete policy details, parliamentary procedures, and c... more

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