Boris, Brexit, and the Black Dog | Q&A

This episode was broadcast on Monday, 22 July 2019.
Panellists: Alastair Campbell, Writer, Mental Health Advocate and Political Strategist; Geoff Gallop, Former WA Premier; Kate Mills, CEO of Property Industry Foundation and former journalist; Nick Cater, Executive Director, Menzies Research Centre; and Anne Tiernan, Political scientist and policy analyst.
The panel discussed populist politics, depression and mental health, Brexit, Boris Johnson, the war in Iraq, and spin in politics.
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