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Q+A is an Australian television program broadcast on ABC TV, hosted by journalist Hamish Macdonald. Prior to 2020 the show was hosted by Tony Jones. Each episode usually consists of five panellists, usually one current Federal Labor politician, one current Federal Liberal–National Coalition politician, and three other politicians (current or former), authors, journalists, or personalities.