Spies, Social Cohesion & Stunts | 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?
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?
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Panellists: Minister for Finance, Women and the Public Service Katy Gallagher, Liberal MP for Menzies Keith Wolahan, author & journalist Nathan Thrall, doctor and community leader Jamal Rifi and communications advisor & analyst Sabine Wolff.
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