Clarke and Dawe
(03/01/1989–06/01/2017)ABC (AU)5 min
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Episodes
S1989E01
John Dawkins - Education Minister
S1989E02
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year
S1989E03
David Gower - English Cricket Captain
S1989E04
Bob Hawke - PM
S1989E05
David Hill - Head of the ABC
S1989E06
Andrew Peacock - Opposition Leader
S1989E07
Christopher Skase - Burgler
S1990E01
Andrew Peacock - Opposition Leader
S1990E02
Bob Hawke - PM
S1990E03
Peter Walsh - Finance Minister
S1990E04
John Button - Industry Minister
S1990E05
Bob Hawke - PM
S1990E06
Joe Pickering - NSW Corrective Services Minister
S1990E07
Bob Hawke - PM
S1990E08
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1990E09
Charles Blunt - National Party Leader
S1990E10
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1990E11
Michael Heseltine - Margaret Thatcher Opposition Leader
S1991E01
Paul Keating - Treasurer
S1991E02
BHP Spokesman
S1991E03
Brian Burke - WA Premier
S1991E04
Brian Burke - WA Premier
S1991E05
Brian Burke - WA Premier
S1991E06
Paul Keating - Treasurer
S1991E07
Jeff Kennet - VIC Opposition
S1991E08
Bob Hawke - PM
S1991E09
Bob Collins, Australian Senator
S1991E10
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1991E11
Christopher Skase - Overseas Burgler
S1991E12
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1992E01
Mafia Boss - John Hewson
S1992E02
Mafia Boss - Richo
S1992E03
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1992E04
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1992E05
Paul Keating - Prime Minister
S1993E01
Paul Keating & Bob Hawke
S1994E01
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1994E02
Graham Richardson - Minister for Everything
S1994E03
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1994E04
Bob Hawke - Former PM
S1994E05
Alexander Downer - Opposition Leader.
S1994E06
Dr Mahatir - PM Malaysia
S1995E01
John Howard - Opposition Leader
S1995E02
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1995E03
Gareth Evans - Foreign Affairs Minister
S1995E04
Jacques Chirac - French President
S1995E05
Paul Keating - Prime Minister
S1995E06
Martin Ferguson - Political Aspirant
S1995E07
Name Supressed - NSW Police Officer
S1995E08
Solomon Lew - Coles Myer
S1995E08
Solomon Lew - Coles Myer
S1996E01
Paul Keating - Prime Minister
S1996E02
Peter Reith - Workplace Relations Minister
S1996E03
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S1996E04
Sports Commentators
S1996E05
Bob Carr - NSW Premier
S1996E06
John Howard - Prime Minister
S1996E06
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000E01
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2000E02
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2000E03
Jeff Kennet - Former VIC Premier
S2000E04
Richard Alston - Communications Minister
S2000E05
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000E06
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000E07
Kevin Gosper - IOC Member
S2000E08
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000E09
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2000E10
Cut-Price Airline Executive
S2000E11
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2000E12
IOC Member
S2000E13
Michael Knight - Olympics Minister
S2000E14
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000E15
Richard Alston - Communications Minister
S2000E16
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2001E01
Kim Beazley - Leader of the Acquiescence
S2001E02
A Banker
S2001E03
Joe Hockey - Minister for Small Business
S2001E04
An Impulsive Airline Executive
S2001E05
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2001E06
Steve Waugh - Cricket Captain
S2001E07
Robert Hill - Environment Minister
S2001E08
Tom Cruise - Film Actor
S2001E09
Norwegian Sea Captain
S2001E10
Alan Fels - Head of the ACCC
S2001E11
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2001E12
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2001E13
Simon Crean - Opposition Leader
S2001E14
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2002E01
A Royal Watcher
S2002E02
Simon Crean - Opposition Leader
S2002E03
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2002E04
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002E05
John Fletcher - Coles Myer CEO
S2002E06
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2002E07
Alan Fels - Head of the ACCC
S2002E08
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2002E09
Ron Boswell - Queensland Senator
S2002E10
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002E11
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2002E12
Gareth Evans, Cheryl Kernot, Laurie Oakes
S2002E13
Ray Williams - Head of HIH
S2002E14
A HIH Executive
S2002E15
David Kemp - Minister for the Environment
S2002E16
A Newspaper Editor
S2002E17
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2002E18
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002E19
Steve Bracks - Premier of Victoria
S2002E20
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002E21
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003E01
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003E02
Bishop Hollingsworth - Governor General
S2003E03
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003E04
Howard, Downer, Hill
S2003E05
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003E06
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003E07
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2003E08
Peter A Schoolboy
S2003E09
Kim A Schoolboy
S2003E10
John A Schoolboy
S2003E11
Richard Alston - Communications Minister
S2003E12
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003E13
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2003E14
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2003E15
Mark Latham - Opposition Leader
S2004E01
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2004E02
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2004E03
Mark Latham - Opposition Leader
S2004E04
Richard Butler - Governor of Tasmania
S2004E05
An Australian General
S2004E06
A Mastermind Contestant
S2004E07
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2004E08
Brendan Nelson - Education Minister
S2004E09
Major General Jeffery - Governor General
S2004E10
Mark Latham - Opposition Leader
S2004E11
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2004E11
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2005E01
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2005E02
Prince Charles
S2005E03
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2005E04
John and Peter Two Schoolboys
S2005E05
John A Schoolboy
S2005E06
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2005E07
A Stand-in for Amanda Vanstone
S2005E08
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2005E09
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2005E10
A Mastermind Contestant
S2005E11
Mark Latham - Former Opposition Leader
S2005E12
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2005E13
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2005E14
Kevin Andrews - Workplace Relations Minister
S2006E01
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006E03
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006E04
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2006E05
John A Schoolboy
S2006E06
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006E07
Brendan Nelson - Defence Minister
S2006E08
Nick Minchin - Finance Minister
S2006E09
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006E10
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006E11
Kevin Andrews' father
S2006E12
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006E13
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006E14
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2006E15
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006E16
Nick Minchin - Finance Minister
S2006E17
Kevin Andrews' father
S2006E18
ABC Editorial Director
S2006E19
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006E20
John A Schoolboy
S2006E21
Brendan Nelson - Defence Minister
S2007E01
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2007E02
Brian Burke - Former WA Premier
S2007E03
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2007E04
Kevin A Schoolboy
S2007E05
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2007E06
John A Schoolboy
S2007E07
Joe Hockey - Workplace Relations Minister
S2007E08
Tony Abbott - Health Minister
S2007E09
Kevin Rudd - Opposition Leader
S2007E10
Paul Lennon - Tasmanian Premier
S2007E11
Brendan Nelson - Defence Minister
S2007E12
Kevin Andrews - Immigration Minister
S2007E13
A Mastermind Contestant
S2007E14
Malcolm Turnbull - (Lib) Wentworth
S2007E15
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2007E16
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2007E17
Mr Joeseph Blow - Voter
S2007E18
A Mastermind Contestant
S2007E19
Peter Garrett - Shadow Environment Minister
S2007E20
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2007E21
Tony Abbott - Health Minister
S2007E22
Kevin A Schoolboy
S2007E23
Peter Garrett - Minister
S2008E01
Various
S2008E02
RBA Chief
S2008E03
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008E04
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008E05
Brendan Nelson - Opposition Leader
S2008E06
Economist
S2008E07
Economist
S2008E08
Brendan Nelson - Opposition Leader
S2008E09
Rudd Parent
S2008E10
Macquarie Bank Executive
S2008E11
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008E12
A Wimbledon Commentator
S2008E13
Alexander Downer - Former Foreign Minister
S2008E14
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008E15
George W. Bush - American President
S2008E16
Beijing Olympics
S2008E17
Phillip Ruddock - Former Attorney General
S2008E18
Various Interviewees
S2008E19
Various Interviewees
S2008E20
Various Interviewees
S2009E01
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E02
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E03
An Economist
S2009E04
Wayne Swan, Federal Treasurer
S2009E05
Clarke and Dawe, Gentlemen's Outfitters
S2009E06
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E07
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E08
A Banker
S2009E09
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009E10
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E11
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E12
A Doctor
S2009E13
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E14
Joe Hockey
S2009E15
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister and Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009E16
Wayne Swan, Federal Treasurer
S2009E17
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E18
Peter Costello
S2009E19
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009E20
Commentator at Lords
S2009E21
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E22
Unknown
S2009E23
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E24
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E25
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009E26
Mastermind Contestant
S2009E27
Joe Hockey
S2009E28
Barnaby Joyce, National Party Senator
S2009E29
Nathan Rees, Premier Of NSW
S2009E30
A Mastermind Contestant
S2009E31
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E32
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E33
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009E34
Glenn Stevens, Governor Of The Reserve Bank
S2009E35
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E36
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E37
Stephen Smith, Foreign Minister
S2009E38
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E39
Peter Garrett, Environment Minister
S2009E40
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009E41
Tony Abbott, Job Applicant
S2009E42
The Coalition In Full Flight
S2010E01
The New Ringmaster
S2010E02
Bad News from the Front
S2010E03
Do You Read Me?
S2010E04
Lost (Near Fossil Creek)
S2010E05
How to Make Friends and Influence People
S2010E06
A Matter of the Utmost Importance
S2010E07
Bad polls. Good grammar.
S2010E08
Wings Clipped While You Wait
S2010E09
Hello, I Must Be Going
S2010E10
Wrangling the States
S2010E11
The Greatest Moral Challenge of our Backburner
S2010E13
Opposition R Us
S2010E14
The Rudd Government
S2010E15
The European Debt Crisis
S2010E16
The Federal Opposition
S2010E17
The US Oil Spill
S2010E18
In case of Emergency Break Glass
S2010E19
Australians in Trouble Quickly
S2010E21
Movement at the Station
S2010E22
Julia's First Interview
S2010E23
Australia's Immigration Policy
S2010E24
Australians struggle in the mountain stages
S2010E25
The Story So Far
S2010E26
A Change of Tactics
S2010E27
Running Into Strong Form at the Business End of the Season
S2010E28
The Issues in Order of Height
S2010E29
Voting for Godot
S2010E30
Democracy rocked by new video
S2010E31
Through to the Next Round
S2010E32
The New Paradigm
S2010E33
Debriefing After the Event
S2010E34
Nobody Gets Out of Here Alive
S2010E35
Aussies going nicely in Delhi
S2010E36
The Story that Touched the World
S2010E37
The War in Debatistan
S2010E38
A Very Firm Grasp of Matters
S2010E39
How To Run a Country. Episode 429
S2010E40
Scissors rock paper
S2010E41
The Big Stories. As They Happen
S2010E42
Business as Usual
S2010E43
The Position Could Not Be More Serious
S2010E44
The Year in Review
S2011E01
Helping the government in any way he can
S2011E02
Budgets. A Masterclass
S2011E03
The Carbon Price Debate (in full)
S2011E04
Sample Study Does Little to Ease Public Concern
S2011E05
Please Do Not Attempt This at Home
S2011E06
A Quiet Word of Advice from Bryan
S2011E07
Kevin 07. The Sequel
S2011E08
All Roads Lead to Rome
S2011E09
The Big Polluders
S2011E10
Television At Its Very Best
S2011E11
Freedom from Information
S2011E12
Extremely Well-Thought-Out Policy Number 212
S2011E13
A Medley of his Hits
S2011E14
Australians struggling at the French Open
S2011E15
A Call for More Unity
S2011E16
A Plea for Understanding
S2011E17
The Abnegation of Responsibility
S2011E18
Stand Up the Boy Who Did That
S2011E19
Assumptions 101
S2011E20
Carbon Tax. Coming soon. Check local guides
S2011E21
The Greek Economy
S2011E22
Murdoch Crisis Deepens Shock
S2011E23
Seeing Off the Bowling
S2011E24
ABC Axes Arts Programming
S2011E25
The News In Depth, As It Happens
S2011E26
Contemporary Australian politics
S2011E27
The Love that Dare Not Shut its Face
S2011E28
It's All Going Beautifully in Australia
S2011E29
Attention People Smugglers
S2011E30
Dealing with the Sovereign Debt Crisis
S2011E31
Very Similar Buzzers
S2011E32
Injury-free going into the weekend
S2011E33
Working Through the Schedule
S2011E34
Carbon Tax - the Movie
S2011E35
Quantitative Easing
S2011E36
The Canberra Problem
S2011E37
The Global Economy
S2011E38
The Way Forward for Europe
S2011E39
How a Conscience Vote works
S2011E40
Brand Loyalty. Cancelled
S2011E41
Endangered Creatures. Number 16; The Surplus
S2011E42
The Events of 2011
S2012E01
The Changing Face of News
S2012E02
Rattling Through the Key Issues
S2012E03
This Story Has Never Been Seen Before (Repeat)
S2012E04
Solvency in Our Time
S2012E05
The History of Circuses
S2012E06
The Age of Reason
S2012E07
Breaking News Stories, As They Actually Happen
S2012E08
A Star is Born
S2012E09
Political Power, A User's Manual
S2012E10
Understanding the Craig Thomson issue
S2012E11
Courtesy Costs You Nothing
S2012E12
Important new research reveals enterprise doomed from the start
S2012E13
General Knowledge
S2012E14
A Great Man in a Crisis
S2012E15
The Public Life of Australia (It's going nicely)
S2012E16
Attracting the Public's Attention
S2012E17
The Key to Good Governance
S2012E18
Australian Political Scientist
S2012E19
Top Flight News Story #236b
S2012E20
Articulating an alternative vision for the country
S2012E21
The European Crisis
S2012E22
Wimbledon 2012
S2012E23
The Tour begins to Take Shape
S2012E24
Comfortably Through to the next Round
S2012E25
All Birds are Cats
S2012E26
Previewing the Olympics
S2012E27
Sharing the Blame
S2012E28
More Government Funding
S2012E29
What went wrong?
S2012E30
Improving Production Values in Politics
S2012E31
The Status of the Mining Boom
S2012E32
The rich texture of discourse at the highest level
S2012E33
Understanding the GFC
S2012E34
Caveat Emptor
S2012E35
Coming back to the field
S2012E36
A Sound Problem
S2012E37
A Week That Had Everything
S2012E38
Results. Hanseatic League. Semi finals
S2012E39
Board Member of V.I.A.L.
S2012E40
Policy Explained. Nothing Up My Sleeves
S2012E41
The Surplus. Signed, sealed and should be there Tuesday
S2012E42
A keen sports follower
S2012E43
One Out and One Back
S2012E44
Preview of the Deciding Test
S2012E45
A Last Minute Technicality
S2013E01
Australian elections. Available in your size. Call now.
S2013E02
Tick in the Right Box
S2013E03
An Election Adapted for Pantomime
S2013E04
Use of a Stimulant Prior to the Olympics
S2013E05
Government by Reality Television
S2013E06
The Umpires Might Have To Go Upstairs Here
S2013E07
An Economy of Expression
S2013E08
Slight Problem with the Cypriot Banking System.
S2013E09
Australia: A Victory Riddled with Handling Errors
S2013E10
A Very Smooth Presentation
S2013E11
Margaret Thatcher's Legacy
S2013E12
Outlining His Detailed Policy Platform
S2013E13
Brian Floats a Radical Idea
S2013E14
A Big Week in Publishing
S2013E15
Safeguarding the Integrity of Racing in NSW
S2013E16
A Fresh Perspective
S2013E17
The Unsung Hero of Modern Political Life
S2013E18
Name Suppressed for Obvious Reasons
S2013E19
The Upcoming Australian Election
S2013E20
Possibly Just Pre-Match Nerves
S2013E21
All Stand Please. This is Important.
S2013E22
Mixed Fortunes for the Aussies in the Tour
S2013E23
Preview of the Lords Test
S2013E24
It's a Jungle Out There
S2013E25
Great Answers. Shame About the Prize.
S2013E26
The Campaign Moves Into its Fifth Year
S2013E27
The Campaign. A Viennese Perspective.
S2013E28
Same Special Subject as Everyone Else
S2013E29
Looking Confident As They Turn for Home
S2013E30
An Important Skill Explained
S2013E31
The Makeup of the New Senate
S2013E32
Chewing Through the Agenda
S2013E33
Meat Pricing in Portugal Between the Wars (CANCELLED)
S2013E34
Nick Goes Really Well Here But the Prize has Already Gone
S2013E35
A Full and Frank Disclosure
S2013E36
The Boy Wonder Comes Into his Estates
S2013E37
Language Approved for General Use
S2013E38
We Have No Alternative But To Adopt Our Original Intention
S2013E39
A Full Working Knowledge of His Own Country
S2013E40
An Honest Assessment, Project by Project
S2013E41
Ministerial Responsibility. Coming Soon to Australia.
S2013E42
Live from the Adelaide Oval
S2013E43
Ensuring Certainty in the Seasonal Gift Delivery Business
S2014E01
Turning Back the News Where it is Safe to Do So
S2014E02
An Important Announcement
S2014E03
A Broad Understanding of Australia in its Many Aspects
S2014E04
Mixed Fortunes for the Australians in Sochi
S2014E05
An Important and Very Timely Performance Review
S2014E06
Welcome to Contemporary Australia
S2014E07
The Main Policy Differences on Asylum Seekers
S2014E08
A Lot of Australians Are Very Gifted In This Area
S2014E09
The Right to Be Wrong. Enshrined in Statute At Last.
S2014E10
Conducting a Routine Enquiry
S2014E11
Bryan Suggests a Labour-Saving Device
S2014E12
Government in NSW. A Model of Its Kind.
S2014E13
The Caped Crusader in Full Flight
S2014E14
The Federal Budget. Building a Nation's Future
S2014E15
Some Steadying Words on the Current Situation
S2014E16
Selling the Budget.
S2014E17
Selling the Budget. Take 2. This Time Better. And With Professional Help.
S2014E18
The Use of the English Language in Australia
S2014E19
The Preferred Prime Minister Stands Accused of Ambition
S2014E20
Unsettling News for Australian Film Investors
S2014E21
International Sport is Open for Business
S2014E22
The Title of This Item Was Deemed to be Freighted and Has Been Removed
S2014E23
A Spectacular Week at Wimbledon
S2014E24
Asylum Seeker Policy. Proudly Australian.
S2014E25
Bull Seeks China Shop. View Matrimony.
S2014E26
Australian Media. An In-Depth Analysis.
S2014E27
The Complexities of Foreign Policy Explained
S2014E28
An Exciting New Interpretation of The Text
S2014E29
The Exceptions that Prove the Rules
S2014E30
Who Said That?
S2014E31
Some Slight Difficulties in the Workplace
S2014E32
Bryan Does Everything He Can to Help Here
S2014E33
Australian Voting to be Outsourced. Millions Saved.
S2014E34
Des is Eliminated Here But at Least He Isn't at Work
S2014E35
Unfortunately Bryan Fails to Understand the Importance of What Arlo is Saying
S2014E36
The Australian economy. Factory recall.
S2014E37
The War in Iraq. Not the Previous One. The Current One.
S2014E38
International Diplomacy. A Users Guide.
S2014E39
Stipe will not be at work for a fortnight due to unforeseen wassail.
S2014E40
Selections for the Canberra Hack Handicap
S2014E41
The G20 Explained: Keynesian Principles and Queensberry Rules Will Apply
S2014E42
A Busy Time at the Great Hall as we Prepare for Guests
S2014E43
Growth first. Then these other things can be dealt with, whatever they are.
S2014E44
Some of these prizes might need to be looked at next year Mark
S2015E01
Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia
S2015E02
An Australian who is concerned about his pet
S2015E03
A Troubled Sportsman
S2015E04
Mr Shelby Wrightmate, NBN Website Manager
S2015E05
Senator George Brandis, Attorney General
S2015E06
Bill Shorten, Australian Opposition Leader
S2015E07
Christopher Pyne, Leader of the House
S2015E08
A Constitutional Lawyer
S2015E09
Mr Wesley Broadband
S2015E10
Tony Abbott, Australian Prime Minister
S2015E11
Tony Snowgood
S2015E12
Rick A'Mortis, Policy Cancellations Officer for Australia
S2015E13
Lex Larter, Constitutional lawyer
S2015E14
Stew Pidlaw, a diplomatic policy advisor
S2015E15
Bryan might be lucky to get out of this
S2015E16
Joe Hockey, Treasurer of Australia
S2015E17
Tony Abbott, Prime Minister, and Bill Shorten, Opposition Leader
S2015E18
Joe Hockey, Treasurer
S2015E19
Leslie Miserables, a representative of the hospitality industry
S2015E20
Scott Morrison, Minister for Social Services
S2015E21
Mordy Pressing, Australian immigration policy interpreter
S2015E22
Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia
S2015E23
Dennis Elbow, Sports Reporter
S2015E24
Ray Tryze, Building Contractor
S2015E25
Des Troy, media advisor to the Prime Minister's Department Barnaby.
S2015E26
Justin Credible
S2015E27
Live from Edgbaston, Birmingham. (Between Liverpool and Manchester and London)
S2015E28
Mr Tony Abbott, Australian Prime Minister
S2015E29
Mac Rowe, economist.
S2015E30
Homer Phobe, a policy advisor to the Australian Government.
S2015E31
Yes. We know. Please form an orderly queue
S2015E32
(Name withheld).
S2015E33
Tony, a schoolboy.
S2015E34
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2015E35
Mr Gerald Mander, Culling Contractor with the Arts Ministry
S2015E36
Christopher Pyne. Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science.
S2015E37
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister
S2015E38
Stan Beyormann, a very well-read baker.
S2015E39
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2015E40
Billy, a schoolboy.
S2015E41
Scott Morrison, Federal Treasurer
S2015E42
Copernicus Jackson, an actuary
S2015E43
Christopher Pyne. The Parliamentary Year Draws to a Close
S2015E44
Festive retail consultant, Norman Harvey
S2015E45
Slasher and Biffo, expert commentators
S2016E01
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister
S2016E02
Scott Morrison, Federal Treasurer
S2016E03
Glenn Stevens. Reserve Bank Governor
S2016E04
Christopher Pyne, Leader Of The House And Minister For Tidying Up.
S2016E05
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2016E06
Mr Portunity. Senior Executive At A Major News Organisation
S2016E07
Mr Evan Elpus, Customer Services Consultant
S2016E08
Kevin Andrews.
S2016E09
Mr Lewis Poles, Tax Advisor.
S2016E10
Scott Morrison, Big Occasion Horse Trainer.
S2016E11
Detective Sergeant Dawe Might Be On To Something Here.
S2016E12
A Collector Receives An Appraisal From An Expert
S2016E13
Allen Key, Departmental Head, Ikea.
S2016E14
Bill Shorten. Opposition Leader
S2016E15
Mr Horace Cope, Investment Advisor
S2016E16
Malcolm, Head Boy.
S2016E17
Meet Burton Ernie, Pollster And Social Researcher.
S2016E18
Arthur Sinodinos, Senator And Very Keen Contestant.
S2016E19
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2016E20
Australian Electoral Commission Regional Manager, Mark Eachbox
S2016E21
Barnaby Joyce, Quite Possibly Deputy Prime Minister.
S2016E22
Alec Tricklefault, Political Economist.
S2016E23
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister
S2016E24
Hugh Jexcitement, Sports Commentator.
S2016E25
George Brandis, Attorney General
S2016E26
Malcolm, Head Boy.
S2016E27
Hugh Gillette-down, Expert Commentator.
S2016E28
Same Government, Same Opposition. Fresh Senate - Book Early.
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Once More Unto The Breach, Dear Friends.
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The Kindness Of Strangers.
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George Brandis, Attorney General.
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22/09/2016
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Two Very Avid Sports Commentators
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Doing The ' Easy' Crossword Can Sometimes Be Tricky.
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Donald Sin-trouble, Us Political Correspondent.
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John Tries Very Hard Here.
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Malcolm Turnbull. Prime Minister
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Scott Morrison, Australian Treasurer.
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Howie Diddit. News Director Of A Major Media Organisation.
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Bert Waitdesmore. Seasonal Products Consultant Some Great Xmas Gift Ideas Here
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Scott Morrison, Federal Treasurer.
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Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister Mr Clarke And Mr Dawe Wish Everyone A Happy Xmas.
S2017E01
A Masterclass in Leadership
S2017E02
Is News Just Opinion, Gossip and Trivia?
S2017E03
The Energy Market Explained
S2017E04
An Objective Viewpoint, Expressed For the Public Good
S2017E05
Cyclone Malcolm, This is a Watch and Act Warning
S2017E06
Complete Cohesion As We Approach the Budget
S2017E07
Immigration
S2017E08
Richard Shinnery, NBN Consultant
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Episode 9