The rising cost of putting a roof over your head is at the heart of this election. Q+A from Berwick in the booming housing belt of south-east Melbourne, where population increase has come with increasing social disadvantage.

Panellists:
Minister for Housing & Homelessness: Clare O'Neil,
Shadow Minister for Social Services, NDIS, Housing & Homelessness: Michael Sukkar,
Independent MP for Warringah: Zali Steggall,
Deputy Mayor for the City of Melbourne: Roshena Campbell, and
Executive Director, The Australia Institute: Richard Denniss

Q+A is from Casula in Sydney's outer south-west. Who do you trust to lead the country in an increasingly unstable world? Who has the solutions on transport, housing, health, education and Trump-proofing Australia's fragile economy? What will make a difference to your life?

Panellists:
Minister for Emergency Management of Australia: Jenny McAllister,
Shadow Assistant Minister for Home Ownership: Andrew Bragg,
Greens Spokesperson on Housing & Homelessness: Max Chandler-Mather,
Social researcher & youth affairs advocate: Angelica Ojinnaka-Psillakis, and
Journalist & broadcaster: Marc Fennell

It's finally on. Australians will go to the polls in a high-stakes, neck-and-neck contest for power on May 3. And the campaign battlelines have been starkly drawn. Who has the vision to steer us through these turbulent times?

Panellists:
Minister for Industry & Science: Ed Husic,
Shadow Minister for Climate Change & Energy: Ted O'Brien, and
CEO of Grattan Institute: Aruna Sathanapally

It's Jim Chalmers' fourth budget, and the national ledger is splashed with red ink, as the community calls for more cost-of-living relief. What are the budget breaks and big economic reforms that would make your life easier?

Panellists:
Independent MP for Wentworth: Allegra Spender,
IPA Chief Economist & The Australian columnist: Adam Creighton,
Lead Economist, Impact Economics: Angela Jackson, and
Author, columnist & former Labor adviser: Sean Kelly

Are we breaking up with America? Donald Trump has levied hefty tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium. It's an economic blow ahead of a high-stakes federal budget and a diplomatic minefield on the eve of an election. So what happens now? And how will it impact Australians?

Panelists:
Shadow Minister for Trade & Tourism Kevin Hogan,
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey,
Deputy Editor of Foreign Policy Amelia Lester
and Australian Financial Review Editor-at-Large Michael Stutchbury

After Cyclone Alfred affected communities in SE Qld and Northern NSW, Q+A is in Wyong on the NSW Central Coast to discuss emergency response, cost of living, housing, work and commuting, health and welfare service delivery.

Panellists:
Minister for Health & Aged Care Mark Butler,
Shadow Assistant Minister for NDIS & Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Hollie Hughes,
Climate Change Authority chair & former NSW minister Matt Kean,
Policy strategist & commentator, Parnell Palme McGuinness
News Corp columnist and Sky News contributor, Joe Hildebrand

Rarely has democratic government been so precarious. Australia faces a federal election within weeks, with huge economic and diplomatic challenges. How will Trump, Putin and Netanyahu play into our election - and our lives?

Panellists:

Assistant Minister for Foreign Affairs Tim Watts,
Liberal NSW Senator & former diplomat Dave Sharma,
Sky News presenter Cheng Lei, Journalist,
Author & former UK Labour adviser Tom Baldwin, and
Tech journalist, author and podcaster Kara Swisher.

A one-on-one with Anthony Albanese. The PM makes his pitch for a second term, taking questions from the audience about cost of living pressures, the economy, community cohesion, our relations with the world and more.

Panellist:

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese