Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joins Patricia Karvelas in a special one-on-one Q+A. On the cusp of a federal election and after an interest rate cut from the RBA, the PM will take questions from the audience. Live from Melbourne.

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 and former diplomat Dave Sharma, journalist and broadcaster Cheng Lei, journalist, author and former UK Labour adviser Tom Baldwin and technology journalist, author and podcaster Kara Swisher. Live from Sydney.

Australians are holding their breath as Cyclone Alfred barrels towards south-east Queensland and northern NSW. Q+A is on the road in Wyong on the Central Coast of NSW – a federal election battleground and a community that’s faced natural disasters of its own. Cost of living, housing, commuting, health and welfare service delivery are all on the agenda – and how natural disasters may change where and how we live. Panellists: Minister for Health & Aged Care Mark Butler, Chair of the Climate Change Authority Matt Kean, Policy strategist and commentator Parnell Palme McGuinness and News Corp columnist and Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand.

Are we breaking up with America? Donald Trump has levied hefty tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium. It's an economic blow ahead of the budget and a diplomatic minefield on the eve of an election. So what happens next? Panellists: 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.