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Two lone strangers trekking on the road - a retired Australian policeman with a dog as his only company and widowed English nurse - meet each other and embark on an epic odyssey in the outback of northern Australia.

Car fanatics GT and Dave set off on a road trip to riches across the Aussie Outback in search of abandoned or forgotten classic cars as well as other memorabilia - to buy and sell for profit.

The show that lifts the lid on advertising, spin and marketing. Join host Wil Anderson, stalwarts Todd Sampson and Russel Howcroft and other advertising industry experts to unpick the ways we're all bought and sold.

House of Bond tells the rags-to-riches-to-rags tale of controversial business tycoon Alan Bond from the 1960s to the 1990s. It follows the story of a cheeky, knockabout "Ten Pound Pom" who fought his way from the back alleys of Fremantle to become the richest man in Australia and one of the country's greatest sporting heroes. "Bondy" was a man with an insatiable appetite for the excesses of life: women, fame, money, crime and everything between. But Bond's ego, greed and ambition saw him overreach beyond all measure until his empire collapsed, leaving him as the country's greatest villain with the biggest ever bankruptcy. House of Bond is the story of the man who defined the 1980s by dreaming big and rewriting the rule book as a hero and a villain.

A group of school kids create a funny skit show for people's amusement. They try to only to use kids on the show as to relate to younger viewers however they do use a couple of adults in a few of their skits.

A mining tycoon battles her children in court over control of her father's multi billion-dollar empire as she strives to expand operations amidst fluctuating fortunes.

Ellen, a ghostwriter working for the ex-prime minister of Australia Andrew Dugdale, tries to immerse herself in the lives of the ex-pm, his family and associates in a vain attempt at writing his biography for him.

In a world dominated by fake news and outright lies, Wil Anderson, Jan Fran and guests dissect the news to sort the real from the rumours, separate fact from fiction and flatten conspiracy theories back down to Earth.

Six ordinary Australians with strong opinions on the issue of refugees and asylum seekers embark upon a social experiment to live like refugees for 25 days.

Serial Australian con woman Samantha Azzopardi used more than 75 false identities in a globe-crossing career of deception that began when she was just 14.

A true-crime series in the tradition of The Jinx and Making A Murderer. An active, unfolding investigation with twists, revelations and cliff-hangers.

Julia takes a trip down memory lane with our favorite famous faces. Showing us where they grew up, they tell us the tales of their coming of age before entering in the public eye.

Sydney's Downing Centre and the twelve magistrates who preside, hears over 30,000 cases each year - from minor traffic offences to major assaults. This groundbreaking fixed-rig series takes you inside of one of the world's busiest local courts. It is a world full of emotion and drama, where bad behaviour comes face-to-face with the justice system. With the endless stream of defendants that ranges from habitual offenders to everyday citizens that have made bad mistakes, the courts force them to realise the error of their ways.

The inside story of Australia's rash of bank stick-ups, prison breakouts and major heists from the 1970s to the 1990s.

Based on Barnes' memoir of the same name, this documentary tells the story of his childhood survival in the slums of Glasgow, immigration to Australia, and how he became the lead singer of Cold Chisel.

In Sydney, an ambitious but not-so-street-smart suburbanite forms a "gang" with his three less than enthusiastic friends. Their nemeses become his no nonsense parking inspector cousin and his less than enthusiastic female partner.

Britain's 2.7 million Muslims are united by their faith, but there is much debate about what it means to be a Muslim. A group of 10 very different British Muslims are placed in a house together to explore their differences and similarities.

Explore the chaotic and colourful road to intercultural relationships. Six couples try to straddle the gulf between cultures and the gap between their parents' relationships and their own dreams.

Shaun Micallef goes on a shocking, surprising and entertaining quest to understand Australia's cultural love affair with alcohol.

The Obesity Myth is a documentary series that follows the struggles of morbidly obese patients and their families as they go through the weight loss programme at Melbourne's Austin Health. With almost two-thirds of Australian adults tipping the scales as overweight or obese, The Obesity Myth will break down barriers to social cohesion by challenging commonly held views of obesity. The Doctors at Austin Health are taking a different approach by treating obesity as a chronic genetic disease. Patients are told, often for the first time in their life, their weight problems are not their fault, but often primarily the result of a genetic predisposition. The Austin's treatment regimen, which is a last resort for many patients who are at risk of early death due to their weight, uses a combination of diet, medication and bariatric surgery to transform bodies and lives.

The rise and fall and rise again of Australia's Pauline Hanson, a former fish and chip shop lady whose maiden speech in September 1996 as a rookie independent politician, shook the nation.

Gruen Planet broadens the land-space of The Gruen Transfer (2008) by looking at the ways in which governments and corporations use spin, branding and image control to get their messages across.

The story behind the birth of the 'Western Desert Art Movement' in Australia told for the first time, through a First Nations lens.

When 11 year old Stella gets her first wheelchair, "Rocky", this first set of wheels means freedom. Stella can finally keep up with her friends and try to win the freestyle race at the next swimming carnival.