Clarke and Dawe
(01.03.1989–01.06.2017)ABC (AU)5 min
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S1989:O1
John Dawkins - Education Minister
S1989:O2
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year
S1989:O3
David Gower - English Cricket Captain
S1989:O4
Bob Hawke - PM
S1989:O5
David Hill - Head of the ABC
S1989:O6
Andrew Peacock - Opposition Leader
S1989:O7
Christopher Skase - Burgler
S1990:O1
Andrew Peacock - Opposition Leader
S1990:O2
Bob Hawke - PM
S1990:O3
Peter Walsh - Finance Minister
S1990:O4
John Button - Industry Minister
S1990:O5
Bob Hawke - PM
S1990:O6
Joe Pickering - NSW Corrective Services Minister
S1990:O7
Bob Hawke - PM
S1990:O8
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1990:O9
Charles Blunt - National Party Leader
S1990:O10
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1990:O11
Michael Heseltine - Margaret Thatcher Opposition Leader
S1991:O1
Paul Keating - Treasurer
S1991:O2
BHP Spokesman
S1991:O3
Brian Burke - WA Premier
S1991:O4
Brian Burke - WA Premier
S1991:O5
Brian Burke - WA Premier
S1991:O6
Paul Keating - Treasurer
S1991:O7
Jeff Kennet - VIC Opposition
S1991:O8
Bob Hawke - PM
S1991:O9
Bob Collins, Australian Senator
S1991:O10
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1991:O11
Christopher Skase - Overseas Burgler
S1991:O12
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1992:O1
Mafia Boss - John Hewson
S1992:O2
Mafia Boss - Richo
S1992:O3
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1992:O4
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1992:O5
Paul Keating - Prime Minister
S1993:O1
Paul Keating & Bob Hawke
S1994:O1
John Hewson - Opposition Leader
S1994:O2
Graham Richardson - Minister for Everything
S1994:O3
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1994:O4
Bob Hawke - Former PM
S1994:O5
Alexander Downer - Opposition Leader.
S1994:O6
Dr Mahatir - PM Malaysia
S1995:O1
John Howard - Opposition Leader
S1995:O2
Alan Bond - Former Australian of the Year.
S1995:O3
Gareth Evans - Foreign Affairs Minister
S1995:O4
Jacques Chirac - French President
S1995:O5
Paul Keating - Prime Minister
S1995:O6
Martin Ferguson - Political Aspirant
S1995:O7
Name Supressed - NSW Police Officer
S1995:O8
Solomon Lew - Coles Myer
S1995:O8
Solomon Lew - Coles Myer
S1996:O1
Paul Keating - Prime Minister
S1996:O2
Peter Reith - Workplace Relations Minister
S1996:O3
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S1996:O4
Sports Commentators
S1996:O5
Bob Carr - NSW Premier
S1996:O6
John Howard - Prime Minister
S1996:O6
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000:O1
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2000:O2
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2000:O3
Jeff Kennet - Former VIC Premier
S2000:O4
Richard Alston - Communications Minister
S2000:O5
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000:O6
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000:O7
Kevin Gosper - IOC Member
S2000:O8
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000:O9
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2000:O10
Cut-Price Airline Executive
S2000:O11
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2000:O12
IOC Member
S2000:O13
Michael Knight - Olympics Minister
S2000:O14
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2000:O15
Richard Alston - Communications Minister
S2000:O16
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2001:O1
Kim Beazley - Leader of the Acquiescence
S2001:O2
A Banker
S2001:O3
Joe Hockey - Minister for Small Business
S2001:O4
An Impulsive Airline Executive
S2001:O5
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2001:O6
Steve Waugh - Cricket Captain
S2001:O7
Robert Hill - Environment Minister
S2001:O8
Tom Cruise - Film Actor
S2001:O9
Norwegian Sea Captain
S2001:O10
Alan Fels - Head of the ACCC
S2001:O11
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2001:O12
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2001:O13
Simon Crean - Opposition Leader
S2001:O14
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2002:O1
A Royal Watcher
S2002:O2
Simon Crean - Opposition Leader
S2002:O3
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2002:O4
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002:O5
John Fletcher - Coles Myer CEO
S2002:O6
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2002:O7
Alan Fels - Head of the ACCC
S2002:O8
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2002:O9
Ron Boswell - Queensland Senator
S2002:O10
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002:O11
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2002:O12
Gareth Evans, Cheryl Kernot, Laurie Oakes
S2002:O13
Ray Williams - Head of HIH
S2002:O14
A HIH Executive
S2002:O15
David Kemp - Minister for the Environment
S2002:O16
A Newspaper Editor
S2002:O17
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2002:O18
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002:O19
Steve Bracks - Premier of Victoria
S2002:O20
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2002:O21
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003:O1
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003:O2
Bishop Hollingsworth - Governor General
S2003:O3
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003:O4
Howard, Downer, Hill
S2003:O5
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003:O6
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003:O7
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2003:O8
Peter A Schoolboy
S2003:O9
Kim A Schoolboy
S2003:O10
John A Schoolboy
S2003:O11
Richard Alston - Communications Minister
S2003:O12
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2003:O13
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2003:O14
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2003:O15
Mark Latham - Opposition Leader
S2004:O1
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2004:O2
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2004:O3
Mark Latham - Opposition Leader
S2004:O4
Richard Butler - Governor of Tasmania
S2004:O5
An Australian General
S2004:O6
A Mastermind Contestant
S2004:O7
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2004:O8
Brendan Nelson - Education Minister
S2004:O9
Major General Jeffery - Governor General
S2004:O10
Mark Latham - Opposition Leader
S2004:O11
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2004:O11
Robert Hill - Defence Minister
S2005:O1
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2005:O2
Prince Charles
S2005:O3
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2005:O4
John and Peter Two Schoolboys
S2005:O5
John A Schoolboy
S2005:O6
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2005:O7
A Stand-in for Amanda Vanstone
S2005:O8
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2005:O9
Peter Costello - Treasurer
S2005:O10
A Mastermind Contestant
S2005:O11
Mark Latham - Former Opposition Leader
S2005:O12
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2005:O13
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2005:O14
Kevin Andrews - Workplace Relations Minister
S2006:O1
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006:O3
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006:O4
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2006:O5
John A Schoolboy
S2006:O6
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006:O7
Brendan Nelson - Defence Minister
S2006:O8
Nick Minchin - Finance Minister
S2006:O9
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006:O10
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006:O11
Kevin Andrews' father
S2006:O12
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006:O13
Kim Beazley - Opposition Leader
S2006:O14
Phillip Ruddock - Attorney General
S2006:O15
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006:O16
Nick Minchin - Finance Minister
S2006:O17
Kevin Andrews' father
S2006:O18
ABC Editorial Director
S2006:O19
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2006:O20
John A Schoolboy
S2006:O21
Brendan Nelson - Defence Minister
S2007:O1
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2007:O2
Brian Burke - Former WA Premier
S2007:O3
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2007:O4
Kevin A Schoolboy
S2007:O5
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2007:O6
John A Schoolboy
S2007:O7
Joe Hockey - Workplace Relations Minister
S2007:O8
Tony Abbott - Health Minister
S2007:O9
Kevin Rudd - Opposition Leader
S2007:O10
Paul Lennon - Tasmanian Premier
S2007:O11
Brendan Nelson - Defence Minister
S2007:O12
Kevin Andrews - Immigration Minister
S2007:O13
A Mastermind Contestant
S2007:O14
Malcolm Turnbull - (Lib) Wentworth
S2007:O15
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2007:O16
Alexander Downer - Foreign Minister
S2007:O17
Mr Joeseph Blow - Voter
S2007:O18
A Mastermind Contestant
S2007:O19
Peter Garrett - Shadow Environment Minister
S2007:O20
John Howard - Prime Minister
S2007:O21
Tony Abbott - Health Minister
S2007:O22
Kevin A Schoolboy
S2007:O23
Peter Garrett - Minister
S2008:O1
Various
S2008:O2
RBA Chief
S2008:O3
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008:O4
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008:O5
Brendan Nelson - Opposition Leader
S2008:O6
Economist
S2008:O7
Economist
S2008:O8
Brendan Nelson - Opposition Leader
S2008:O9
Rudd Parent
S2008:O10
Macquarie Bank Executive
S2008:O11
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008:O12
A Wimbledon Commentator
S2008:O13
Alexander Downer - Former Foreign Minister
S2008:O14
Kevin Rudd - Prime Minister
S2008:O15
George W. Bush - American President
S2008:O16
Beijing Olympics
S2008:O17
Phillip Ruddock - Former Attorney General
S2008:O18
Various Interviewees
S2008:O19
Various Interviewees
S2008:O20
Various Interviewees
S2009:O1
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O2
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O3
An Economist
S2009:O4
Wayne Swan, Federal Treasurer
S2009:O5
Clarke and Dawe, Gentlemen's Outfitters
S2009:O6
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O7
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O8
A Banker
S2009:O9
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009:O10
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O11
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O12
A Doctor
S2009:O13
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O14
Joe Hockey
S2009:O15
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister and Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009:O16
Wayne Swan, Federal Treasurer
S2009:O17
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O18
Peter Costello
S2009:O19
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009:O20
Commentator at Lords
S2009:O21
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O22
Unknown
S2009:O23
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O24
Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O25
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009:O26
Mastermind Contestant
S2009:O27
Joe Hockey
S2009:O28
Barnaby Joyce, National Party Senator
S2009:O29
Nathan Rees, Premier Of NSW
S2009:O30
A Mastermind Contestant
S2009:O31
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O32
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O33
Malcolm Turnbull, Opposition Leader
S2009:O34
Glenn Stevens, Governor Of The Reserve Bank
S2009:O35
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O36
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O37
Stephen Smith, Foreign Minister
S2009:O38
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O39
Peter Garrett, Environment Minister
S2009:O40
The Hon Kevin Rudd, Prime Minister
S2009:O41
Tony Abbott, Job Applicant
S2009:O42
The Coalition In Full Flight
S2010:O1
The New Ringmaster
S2010:O2
Bad News from the Front
S2010:O3
Do You Read Me?
S2010:O4
Lost (Near Fossil Creek)
S2010:O5
How to Make Friends and Influence People
S2010:O6
A Matter of the Utmost Importance
S2010:O7
Bad polls. Good grammar.
S2010:O8
Wings Clipped While You Wait
S2010:O9
Hello, I Must Be Going
S2010:O10
Wrangling the States
S2010:O11
The Greatest Moral Challenge of our Backburner
S2010:O13
Opposition R Us
S2010:O14
The Rudd Government
S2010:O15
The European Debt Crisis
S2010:O16
The Federal Opposition
S2010:O17
The US Oil Spill
S2010:O18
In case of Emergency Break Glass
S2010:O19
Australians in Trouble Quickly
S2010:O21
Movement at the Station
S2010:O22
Julia's First Interview
S2010:O23
Australia's Immigration Policy
S2010:O24
Australians struggle in the mountain stages
S2010:O25
The Story So Far
S2010:O26
A Change of Tactics
S2010:O27
Running Into Strong Form at the Business End of the Season
S2010:O28
The Issues in Order of Height
S2010:O29
Voting for Godot
S2010:O30
Democracy rocked by new video
S2010:O31
Through to the Next Round
S2010:O32
The New Paradigm
S2010:O33
Debriefing After the Event
S2010:O34
Nobody Gets Out of Here Alive
S2010:O35
Aussies going nicely in Delhi
S2010:O36
The Story that Touched the World
S2010:O37
The War in Debatistan
S2010:O38
A Very Firm Grasp of Matters
S2010:O39
How To Run a Country. Episode 429
S2010:O40
Scissors rock paper
S2010:O41
The Big Stories. As They Happen
S2010:O42
Business as Usual
S2010:O43
The Position Could Not Be More Serious
S2010:O44
The Year in Review
S2011:O1
Helping the government in any way he can
S2011:O2
Budgets. A Masterclass
S2011:O3
The Carbon Price Debate (in full)
S2011:O4
Sample Study Does Little to Ease Public Concern
S2011:O5
Please Do Not Attempt This at Home
S2011:O6
A Quiet Word of Advice from Bryan
S2011:O7
Kevin 07. The Sequel
S2011:O8
All Roads Lead to Rome
S2011:O9
The Big Polluders
S2011:O10
Television At Its Very Best
S2011:O11
Freedom from Information
S2011:O12
Extremely Well-Thought-Out Policy Number 212
S2011:O13
A Medley of his Hits
S2011:O14
Australians struggling at the French Open
S2011:O15
A Call for More Unity
S2011:O16
A Plea for Understanding
S2011:O17
The Abnegation of Responsibility
S2011:O18
Stand Up the Boy Who Did That
S2011:O19
Assumptions 101
S2011:O20
Carbon Tax. Coming soon. Check local guides
S2011:O21
The Greek Economy
S2011:O22
Murdoch Crisis Deepens Shock
S2011:O23
Seeing Off the Bowling
S2011:O24
ABC Axes Arts Programming
S2011:O25
The News In Depth, As It Happens
S2011:O26
Contemporary Australian politics
S2011:O27
The Love that Dare Not Shut its Face
S2011:O28
It's All Going Beautifully in Australia
S2011:O29
Attention People Smugglers
S2011:O30
Dealing with the Sovereign Debt Crisis
S2011:O31
Very Similar Buzzers
S2011:O32
Injury-free going into the weekend
S2011:O33
Working Through the Schedule
S2011:O34
Carbon Tax - the Movie
S2011:O35
Quantitative Easing
S2011:O36
The Canberra Problem
S2011:O37
The Global Economy
S2011:O38
The Way Forward for Europe
S2011:O39
How a Conscience Vote works
S2011:O40
Brand Loyalty. Cancelled
S2011:O41
Endangered Creatures. Number 16; The Surplus
S2011:O42
The Events of 2011
S2012:O1
The Changing Face of News
S2012:O2
Rattling Through the Key Issues
S2012:O3
This Story Has Never Been Seen Before (Repeat)
S2012:O4
Solvency in Our Time
S2012:O5
The History of Circuses
S2012:O6
The Age of Reason
S2012:O7
Breaking News Stories, As They Actually Happen
S2012:O8
A Star is Born
S2012:O9
Political Power, A User's Manual
S2012:O10
Understanding the Craig Thomson issue
S2012:O11
Courtesy Costs You Nothing
S2012:O12
Important new research reveals enterprise doomed from the start
S2012:O13
General Knowledge
S2012:O14
A Great Man in a Crisis
S2012:O15
The Public Life of Australia (It's going nicely)
S2012:O16
Attracting the Public's Attention
S2012:O17
The Key to Good Governance
S2012:O18
Australian Political Scientist
S2012:O19
Top Flight News Story #236b
S2012:O20
Articulating an alternative vision for the country
S2012:O21
The European Crisis
S2012:O22
Wimbledon 2012
S2012:O23
The Tour begins to Take Shape
S2012:O24
Comfortably Through to the next Round
S2012:O25
All Birds are Cats
S2012:O26
Previewing the Olympics
S2012:O27
Sharing the Blame
S2012:O28
More Government Funding
S2012:O29
What went wrong?
S2012:O30
Improving Production Values in Politics
S2012:O31
The Status of the Mining Boom
S2012:O32
The rich texture of discourse at the highest level
S2012:O33
Understanding the GFC
S2012:O34
Caveat Emptor
S2012:O35
Coming back to the field
S2012:O36
A Sound Problem
S2012:O37
A Week That Had Everything
S2012:O38
Results. Hanseatic League. Semi finals
S2012:O39
Board Member of V.I.A.L.
S2012:O40
Policy Explained. Nothing Up My Sleeves
S2012:O41
The Surplus. Signed, sealed and should be there Tuesday
S2012:O42
A keen sports follower
S2012:O43
One Out and One Back
S2012:O44
Preview of the Deciding Test
S2012:O45
A Last Minute Technicality
S2013:O1
Australian elections. Available in your size. Call now.
S2013:O2
Tick in the Right Box
S2013:O3
An Election Adapted for Pantomime
S2013:O4
Use of a Stimulant Prior to the Olympics
S2013:O5
Government by Reality Television
S2013:O6
The Umpires Might Have To Go Upstairs Here
S2013:O7
An Economy of Expression
S2013:O8
Slight Problem with the Cypriot Banking System.
S2013:O9
Australia: A Victory Riddled with Handling Errors
S2013:O10
A Very Smooth Presentation
S2013:O11
Margaret Thatcher's Legacy
S2013:O12
Outlining His Detailed Policy Platform
S2013:O13
Brian Floats a Radical Idea
S2013:O14
A Big Week in Publishing
S2013:O15
Safeguarding the Integrity of Racing in NSW
S2013:O16
A Fresh Perspective
S2013:O17
The Unsung Hero of Modern Political Life
S2013:O18
Name Suppressed for Obvious Reasons
S2013:O19
The Upcoming Australian Election
S2013:O20
Possibly Just Pre-Match Nerves
S2013:O21
All Stand Please. This is Important.
S2013:O22
Mixed Fortunes for the Aussies in the Tour
S2013:O23
Preview of the Lords Test
S2013:O24
It's a Jungle Out There
S2013:O25
Great Answers. Shame About the Prize.
S2013:O26
The Campaign Moves Into its Fifth Year
S2013:O27
The Campaign. A Viennese Perspective.
S2013:O28
Same Special Subject as Everyone Else
S2013:O29
Looking Confident As They Turn for Home
S2013:O30
An Important Skill Explained
S2013:O31
The Makeup of the New Senate
S2013:O32
Chewing Through the Agenda
S2013:O33
Meat Pricing in Portugal Between the Wars (CANCELLED)
S2013:O34
Nick Goes Really Well Here But the Prize has Already Gone
S2013:O35
A Full and Frank Disclosure
S2013:O36
The Boy Wonder Comes Into his Estates
S2013:O37
Language Approved for General Use
S2013:O38
We Have No Alternative But To Adopt Our Original Intention
S2013:O39
A Full Working Knowledge of His Own Country
S2013:O40
An Honest Assessment, Project by Project
S2013:O41
Ministerial Responsibility. Coming Soon to Australia.
S2013:O42
Live from the Adelaide Oval
S2013:O43
Ensuring Certainty in the Seasonal Gift Delivery Business
S2014:O1
Turning Back the News Where it is Safe to Do So
S2014:O2
An Important Announcement
S2014:O3
A Broad Understanding of Australia in its Many Aspects
S2014:O4
Mixed Fortunes for the Australians in Sochi
S2014:O5
An Important and Very Timely Performance Review
S2014:O6
Welcome to Contemporary Australia
S2014:O7
The Main Policy Differences on Asylum Seekers
S2014:O8
A Lot of Australians Are Very Gifted In This Area
S2014:O9
The Right to Be Wrong. Enshrined in Statute At Last.
S2014:O10
Conducting a Routine Enquiry
S2014:O11
Bryan Suggests a Labour-Saving Device
S2014:O12
Government in NSW. A Model of Its Kind.
S2014:O13
The Caped Crusader in Full Flight
S2014:O14
The Federal Budget. Building a Nation's Future
S2014:O15
Some Steadying Words on the Current Situation
S2014:O16
Selling the Budget.
S2014:O17
Selling the Budget. Take 2. This Time Better. And With Professional Help.
S2014:O18
The Use of the English Language in Australia
S2014:O19
The Preferred Prime Minister Stands Accused of Ambition
S2014:O20
Unsettling News for Australian Film Investors
S2014:O21
International Sport is Open for Business
S2014:O22
The Title of This Item Was Deemed to be Freighted and Has Been Removed
S2014:O23
A Spectacular Week at Wimbledon
S2014:O24
Asylum Seeker Policy. Proudly Australian.
S2014:O25
Bull Seeks China Shop. View Matrimony.
S2014:O26
Australian Media. An In-Depth Analysis.
S2014:O27
The Complexities of Foreign Policy Explained
S2014:O28
An Exciting New Interpretation of The Text
S2014:O29
The Exceptions that Prove the Rules
S2014:O30
Who Said That?
S2014:O31
Some Slight Difficulties in the Workplace
S2014:O32
Bryan Does Everything He Can to Help Here
S2014:O33
Australian Voting to be Outsourced. Millions Saved.
S2014:O34
Des is Eliminated Here But at Least He Isn't at Work
S2014:O35
Unfortunately Bryan Fails to Understand the Importance of What Arlo is Saying
S2014:O36
The Australian economy. Factory recall.
S2014:O37
The War in Iraq. Not the Previous One. The Current One.
S2014:O38
International Diplomacy. A Users Guide.
S2014:O39
Stipe will not be at work for a fortnight due to unforeseen wassail.
S2014:O40
Selections for the Canberra Hack Handicap
S2014:O41
The G20 Explained: Keynesian Principles and Queensberry Rules Will Apply
S2014:O42
A Busy Time at the Great Hall as we Prepare for Guests
S2014:O43
Growth first. Then these other things can be dealt with, whatever they are.
S2014:O44
Some of these prizes might need to be looked at next year Mark
S2015:O1
Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia
S2015:O2
An Australian who is concerned about his pet
S2015:O3
A Troubled Sportsman
S2015:O4
Mr Shelby Wrightmate, NBN Website Manager
S2015:O5
Senator George Brandis, Attorney General
S2015:O6
Bill Shorten, Australian Opposition Leader
S2015:O7
Christopher Pyne, Leader of the House
S2015:O8
A Constitutional Lawyer
S2015:O9
Mr Wesley Broadband
S2015:O10
Tony Abbott, Australian Prime Minister
S2015:O11
Tony Snowgood
S2015:O12
Rick A'Mortis, Policy Cancellations Officer for Australia
S2015:O13
Lex Larter, Constitutional lawyer
S2015:O14
Stew Pidlaw, a diplomatic policy advisor
S2015:O15
Bryan might be lucky to get out of this
S2015:O16
Joe Hockey, Treasurer of Australia
S2015:O17
Tony Abbott, Prime Minister, and Bill Shorten, Opposition Leader
S2015:O18
Joe Hockey, Treasurer
S2015:O19
Leslie Miserables, a representative of the hospitality industry
S2015:O20
Scott Morrison, Minister for Social Services
S2015:O21
Mordy Pressing, Australian immigration policy interpreter
S2015:O22
Tony Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia
S2015:O23
Dennis Elbow, Sports Reporter
S2015:O24
Ray Tryze, Building Contractor
S2015:O25
Des Troy, media advisor to the Prime Minister's Department Barnaby.
S2015:O26
Justin Credible
S2015:O27
Live from Edgbaston, Birmingham. (Between Liverpool and Manchester and London)
S2015:O28
Mr Tony Abbott, Australian Prime Minister
S2015:O29
Mac Rowe, economist.
S2015:O30
Homer Phobe, a policy advisor to the Australian Government.
S2015:O31
Yes. We know. Please form an orderly queue
S2015:O32
(Name withheld).
S2015:O33
Tony, a schoolboy.
S2015:O34
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2015:O35
Mr Gerald Mander, Culling Contractor with the Arts Ministry
S2015:O36
Christopher Pyne. Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science.
S2015:O37
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister
S2015:O38
Stan Beyormann, a very well-read baker.
S2015:O39
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2015:O40
Billy, a schoolboy.
S2015:O41
Scott Morrison, Federal Treasurer
S2015:O42
Copernicus Jackson, an actuary
S2015:O43
Christopher Pyne. The Parliamentary Year Draws to a Close
S2015:O44
Festive retail consultant, Norman Harvey
S2015:O45
Slasher and Biffo, expert commentators
S2016:O1
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister
S2016:O2
Scott Morrison, Federal Treasurer
S2016:O3
Glenn Stevens. Reserve Bank Governor
S2016:O4
Christopher Pyne, Leader Of The House And Minister For Tidying Up.
S2016:O5
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2016:O6
Mr Portunity. Senior Executive At A Major News Organisation
S2016:O7
Mr Evan Elpus, Customer Services Consultant
S2016:O8
Kevin Andrews.
S2016:O9
Mr Lewis Poles, Tax Advisor.
S2016:O10
Scott Morrison, Big Occasion Horse Trainer.
S2016:O11
Detective Sergeant Dawe Might Be On To Something Here.
S2016:O12
A Collector Receives An Appraisal From An Expert
S2016:O13
Allen Key, Departmental Head, Ikea.
S2016:O14
Bill Shorten. Opposition Leader
S2016:O15
Mr Horace Cope, Investment Advisor
S2016:O16
Malcolm, Head Boy.
S2016:O17
Meet Burton Ernie, Pollster And Social Researcher.
S2016:O18
Arthur Sinodinos, Senator And Very Keen Contestant.
S2016:O19
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister.
S2016:O20
Australian Electoral Commission Regional Manager, Mark Eachbox
S2016:O21
Barnaby Joyce, Quite Possibly Deputy Prime Minister.
S2016:O22
Alec Tricklefault, Political Economist.
S2016:O23
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister
S2016:O24
Hugh Jexcitement, Sports Commentator.
S2016:O25
George Brandis, Attorney General
S2016:O26
Malcolm, Head Boy.
S2016:O27
Hugh Gillette-down, Expert Commentator.
S2016:O28
Same Government, Same Opposition. Fresh Senate - Book Early.
S2016:O29
Once More Unto The Breach, Dear Friends.
S2016:O30
The Kindness Of Strangers.
S2016:O31
George Brandis, Attorney General.
S2016:O32
22/09/2016
S2016:O33
Two Very Avid Sports Commentators
S2016:O34
Doing The ' Easy' Crossword Can Sometimes Be Tricky.
S2016:O35
Donald Sin-trouble, Us Political Correspondent.
S2016:O36
John Tries Very Hard Here.
S2016:O37
Malcolm Turnbull. Prime Minister
S2016:O38
Scott Morrison, Australian Treasurer.
S2016:O39
Howie Diddit. News Director Of A Major Media Organisation.
S2016:O40
Bert Waitdesmore. Seasonal Products Consultant Some Great Xmas Gift Ideas Here
S2016:O41
Scott Morrison, Federal Treasurer.
S2016:O42
Malcolm Turnbull, Prime Minister Mr Clarke And Mr Dawe Wish Everyone A Happy Xmas.
S2017:O1
A Masterclass in Leadership
S2017:O2
Is News Just Opinion, Gossip and Trivia?
S2017:O3
The Energy Market Explained
S2017:O4
An Objective Viewpoint, Expressed For the Public Good
S2017:O5
Cyclone Malcolm, This is a Watch and Act Warning
S2017:O6
Complete Cohesion As We Approach the Budget
S2017:O7
Immigration
S2017:O8
Richard Shinnery, NBN Consultant
S2017:O9
Episode 9