Monday night was bin night on Q&A, the program where the nation gathers around to sort the recycling of the previous week and argue over who the hell is responsible for all this trash.
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Yes, the ABC has hit on a winning formula, and it's rubbish. Who'd have guessed that one man's trash would prove a television treasure - a load of national rubbish that keeps on giving?
That one man - Craig Reucassel - was on the Q&A panel, having reinvented himself from Chaser larrikin to the high priest of the garbage generation in his ABC series War On Waste. This was a big and boldly executed hit for the national broadcaster last year, and on the eve of launching series two, Q&A was keen to capitalise on Australia’s fascination with its plastic-wrapped penchant for consuming itself to environmental exhaustion.
Read the story by Neil McMahon from The Age - "Q&A recap: Trash TV gets serious as panel tackles war on waste.”
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