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A story of missed opportunity: a brother and sister both longing to find each other but both too scared to make the first move; and our eldest searcher yet, an 83-year-old mother desperate to find her missing daughter.

Journalist and author Virginia Trioli joins forces with Alice to revitalise the Tuna Mornay while Alice attempts to change Virginia's mind on kale.

Fiona returns to the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. Objects under scrutiny include one of the rarest groups of medals to be seen at a Roadshow, plus, a Lalique figure found under a hotel bed by a chambermaid.

Tom Gleeson is hanging on to the Big Brass Mug until one Hard Quiz expert can prove they deserve it - but with which topic? Princess Kate, Lost in Space, the Concorde, or oysters?

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you the day's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter to you. Presented by Nakari Thorpe live from Parramatta.

Monty bases himself at Rousham House in Oxfordshire, designed by one of the first practitioners of the landscape movement, William Kent. It has survived almost unchanged since its completion in 1741.

A love affair seems to be at the heart of a young woman's death in a nearby town, but is it connected to the discovery of an older woman's body at a vineyard kilometres away? (Final)

Joanna Lumley visits Berlin and meets the Festival of Lights, an all-female motorcycle club, a photographer who documented life in Soviet-controlled East Berlin and Holocaust survivor Frau Friedlander.

Follow the story with the latest on the day's events, explaining what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has reporters across Australia and around the globe uncovering what you need to know. Presented by Jade Barker.

A single mum wants to build a home shaped like two enormous periscopes in Norwich, but a limited budget and tight planning restrictions start to take their toll.

A story of missed opportunity: a brother and sister both longing to find each other but both too scared to make the first move; and our eldest searcher yet, an 83-year-old mother desperate to find her missing daughter.

Your weekend begins with an all-night music video marathon. rage brings you New Releases showcasing the latest in buzzed-about and boundary-pushing music videos.

Keep the party vibe going as the sun comes up with continuous music videos, from new releases to classics and the songs we've long forgotten.

Counts down the hottest music videos of the week, with the latest chart-toppers and brand-new hit predictions.

Start your weekend informed and up-to-date. Fauziah Ibrahim and Michael Tetlow bring you the latest news, interviews, politics, culture, weather and global affairs. Plus sport with Daniel Garb.

Keep the party vibe going with wall-to-wall music videos, from classic hits and long-forgotten tracks from the vault, to the latest new releases and special features.

Australia's longest running music TV show is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres and eras. Guest programmers curate an all-night playlist of their all-time favourite clips.

Ruby Cornish presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, expert analysis and all the updated news, sport, weather and information you need.

Humphrey and Martha throw themselves into work in an attempt to distract themselves from recent events. For Humphrey, this means investigating one of the strangest cases he's ever encountered.

Miriam Margolyes strikes out across the North Island of New Zealand on a quest to uncover the 'soul' of the country.

Sandi Toksvig and Alison Steadman explore the glorious sanctuaries of Suffolk, from the Heritage Coast's Martello Tower to an 11th-century priory gatehouse, and a thatched cottage with its own moat.

Lucy Worsley investigates Agatha Christie's shocking disappearance in 1926, her subsequent discovery and memory loss, and reveals the profound influence this experience had on her writing.

Joanna Lumley visits Berlin and meets the Festival of Lights, an all-female motorcycle club, a photographer who documented life in Soviet-controlled East Berlin and Holocaust survivor Frau Friedlander.

Tony Armstrong explores the European Carp's culinary potential and ecological impact in Australia, challenging perceptions while transforming this invasive fish into a sustainable food source.

At the Haigh's chocolate factory, Dr Karl gets the full Willy Wonka experience of how this sweet treat is made. Following it from bean to bar he discovers that the future of chocolate is in jeopardy.

Professor Brian Cox tells the biggest story of them all. Inspired by the Southern Sky as he travels Australia, Brian reveals our very latest understanding about how the universe began and how it will end.

Camperdown in Southwest Victoria is a town nestled between volcanoes and crater lakes. Kerry Staight discovers a community that embraces its Scottish heritage while also supporting locals going their own way.

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you the day's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter to you. Presented by Nakari Thorpe live from Parramatta.

The community of Shipton Abbott is rocked when a beloved painting disappears in a seemingly impossible heist. Humphrey tries his best to find some common ground with Archie.

The discovery of a deceased addiction support worker in the beautiful but unforgiving wilds of the national park sets Vera the challenge of investigating a deeply private woman's life.

Delia meets John Sweeney in a pub, sparking an unexpected romance. As the relationship develops, Delia begins to suspect John is hiding a murderous past.

When Sweeney's violent nature is finally revealed, Delia uses all her guile to escape with her life. In Amsterdam, police try to identify a body.

Australia's longest running music TV show is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres and eras. Guest programmers curate an all-night playlist of their all-time favourite clips.

Keep the party vibe going as the sun comes up with continuous music videos, from new releases to classics and the songs we've long forgotten.

Keep the party vibe going with wall-to-wall music videos, from new releases to classics and the long-forgotten.

Ease into your Sunday with an engaging mix of news, updated information, analysis, interviews, politics and weather. Presented by Fauziah Ibrahim and Michael Tetlow, plus sport with Daniel Garb.

Matt Okine comes to realise that when it comes to making babies, it's not always easy. He learns that in the last 40 years, men's sperm count has dropped by 50%. So what men can do to improve that number?

Girish Sawlani brings you a weekly roundup of world news from an Australian perspective as reported by ABC News correspondents covering the Indo Pacific, Europe, North America, the Middle East, India and Indonesia. (Return)

We feature four high profile chefs who have devised strategies to ensure the wellbeing of their staff and their own mental health. (Season Final)

Aled Jones visits the newly created Fountains Church in Bradford to see how a former nightclub is bringing spiritual refreshment and regeneration to the community.

Ruby Cornish presents the latest from ABC News, following today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, expert analysis and all the updated news, sport, weather and information you need.

This summer, we look back at more of Landline's favourite stories from 2024. Selling more cotton to India, and the lovers of a legendary four-wheel drive.

After a terrible accident, Tracy is looking for a canine to restore purpose in her life again. She's open to any dog as long as it's not a small, yappy dog. Can she overcome her aversion to a pint-sized pair of dogs?

Costa gives a lesson on landscaping, Tammy visits an orchid wonderland, Josh learns about legumes and nitrogen; Jane tours an edible forest, and we meet a gardener growing a fulfilling career in Canberra.

Monty bases himself at Rousham House in Oxfordshire, designed by one of the first practitioners of the landscape movement, William Kent. It has survived almost unchanged since its completion in 1741.

This week features two stories of missing relatives found much closer than the searchers could ever have imagined!

Sandi's joined by BAFTA-winning actor and writer Jessica Hynes for the ultimate staycations in Jessica's home county of Kent, from a luxurious windmill hideaway to the Elmley National Nature Reserve.

As Magda learns more about her own health status, she unpacks the frightening reality of how so much of the food consumed is making people sick.

This program is at Forty Hall in Enfield, north London, where treasures include an original Punch and Judy set and an intriguing necklace linked to a secret society.

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you the day's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter to you. Presented by Jeremy Fernandez live from Parramatta.

Having uncovered the roots of a unique New Zealand culture, Miriam Margolyes digs deeper beneath the country's idyllic surface on a mission to better understand the country and its people.

Having barely escaped with her life, Delia lies in a critical condition in hospital as police search for Sweeney. Delia slowly recovers, but Sweeney continues to evade capture.

Delia testifies against Sweeney in court. Instead of bringing peace with a guilty verdict, the trauma of the experience and Sweeney's paltry sentence leaves her angrier than ever. (Final)

Indigenous cowboy detective Jay Swan returns to his outback home town, to solve the murder of a teenage girl.

Australia's longest-running music show is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres, and eras. They curate the best clips of all-time to entertain for hours.

Sophie Thomson meets a productive gardener on Kangaroo Island; Tino Carnevale visits the home garden of a botanist; Josh Byrne demystifies greywater; and we meet Claire Hooper, a comedian with a horticultural background.

Rising demands for food, water and materials have pushed resources to the limit and at the same time waste is piling high, triggering a new wave of innovation to make more out of less.

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and today's top stories. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews, joined by Catherine Murphy with sport and Nate Byrne with weather.

When big stories break, turn to Melissa Mackay in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

Paul McCartney talks about his unique approach to musical composition, influences from Bach to Fela Kuti and some of the innovations that made his music altogether unique.

The discovery of a deceased addiction support worker in the beautiful but unforgiving wilds of the national park sets Vera the challenge of investigating a deeply private woman's life.

Ros Childs presents the leading news at lunchtime, including the day's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on the issues that matter.

Part two of Australia's Open counterpoints irresistible on-court drama with the nation's off-court divisions as they are unintentionally revealed to the world.

Philip Mould, Fiona Bruce and the team are on the trail of two pictures brought to their attention by viewers, both believed to be by Paul Gauguin - one of the giants of 19th-century art.

Heather Ewart discovers the seaside hamlet of Cygnet in southern Tasmania's Huon Valley is undergoing some big changes with runaways from the city flooding into town.

Kevin meets a couple who want to build the UK's first amphibious house of its kind on an island on the Thames.

We follow our first ever celebrity searcher - KT Tunstall - as she tries to find her birth father. And two siblings searching for the birth mother they were separated from in the '60s, against a backdrop of social prejudice.

Alice tries to get comedian Lizzy Hoo to take baked beans off her banned list after getting her on-side with a delicious lemongrass dessert.

Fiona Bruce kick-starts another season as the team visit the ruins of Bolton Abbey in North Yorkshire, where thousands of visitors arrive for an appraisal of their treasures.

Four know-it-alls try to get their hands on Tom Gleeson's Big Brass Mug, but which eclectic topic will win the day: When Harry Met Sally, Sir Douglas Mawson, the Real Housewives of Melbourne, or the sport of curling?

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you the day's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter to you. Presented by Jeremy Fernandez live from Parramatta.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

A dogged journalist is determined to expose the shocking truth about the Gloriavale Christian Community - but is it's charismatic leader too powerful for the laws of the land?

A new ABC Indigenous original format, Hear Me Out puts Indigenous people front and centre on topics that affect them. The inaugural episode will tackle the often-contentious discussion surrounding Australia Day.

In the fallout of the Gunpowder Plot, a family scandal threatens Shakespeare's reputation. Creating his most epic and tragic work yet, his legacy is at risk of being lost forever. (Final)

Follow the story with the latest on the day's events, explaining what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has reporters across Australia and around the globe uncovering what you need to know. Presented by Craig Smart.

Lucy Worsley examines Agatha Christie's later life and discovers how, amid the turbulent 1930s and '40s, new-found personal happiness ushered in a golden age for her writing.

Kevin meets a couple who want to build the UK's first amphibious house of its kind on an island on the Thames.

We follow our first ever celebrity searcher - KT Tunstall - as she tries to find her birth father. And two siblings searching for the birth mother they were separated from in the '60s, against a backdrop of social prejudice.

Australia's longest-running music show is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres, and eras. They curate the best clips of all-time to entertain for hours.

Take a journey back to 1980 when Michael Parkinson was joined by guests Mike Walsh, Malcolm Johnston and June Bronhill.

Sophie Thomson visits a eucalyptus oil farm, Costa Georgiadis reworks a banana circle, Tino Carnevale explores a home-grown arboretum, and we visit the home of an interior stylist whose indoor plant collection will amaze you.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

James Glenday and Bridget Brennan are joined by Sara James and experts. We cross to ABC News correspondents in Washington DC for the latest on Donald Trump's Presidential Inauguration. Plus the day's news, sport and weather.

When big stories break, turn to Melissa Mackay in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

What happens when people sleep has remained a mystery for millennia, but scientists are now pulling back the curtain to reveal the incredible significance of this nocturnal state.

Fiona Bruce kick-starts another season as the team visit the ruins of Bolton Abbey in North Yorkshire, where thousands of visitors arrive for an appraisal of their treasures.

Ros Childs presents the leading news at lunchtime, including the day's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on the issues that matter.

Sister Hilda and Dr Turner are involved with a young woman whose health presents a series of challenges; a complicated pregnancy leads the Nonnatus team on a path of discovery.

Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould investigate more cases of art world mystery, intrigue and deception. Is a still life painting by William Nicholson bought in 2006 for 165,000 pounds real or a fake?

Heather visits Harrow, a creative community that took to heart the mantra "reinvent or perish" and found unique ways to bring new people and fresh ideas into the town.

Kevin McCloud meets Clinton Dall from Sussex, who's willing to spend whatever it takes to build one of the largest homes ever featured on the program.

We follow one woman's search for her mother and, through the use of DNA testing, reveal layers of her family she never knew existed.

Legend of the Aussie food scene Kylie Kwong joins Alice with a hokkien noodle recipe to die for and Alice makes her guest an almond cake for dessert.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Althorp in Northamptonshire, once the home of Princess Diana. Among the items under scrutiny are a valuable writing desk, a sword that fought in the English Civil War, and an important painting.

Tom Gleeson faces an onslaught from experts in Van Halen, the America's Cup, the Howard Government and UK sitcom The Inbetweeners. Who will win the Big Brass Mug?

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you the day's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter to you. Presented by Jeremy Fernandez live from Parramatta.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

Dr Karl takes a peek inside the Bundaberg Ginger Beer Master Brewery. From the ginger farm to the packing line, he examines how this iconic soft drink - made from a spice and then fermented - is produced.

Tony Armstrong joins Women Against Cane Toads (WACT), a group dedicated to hand-catching toads. After bagging hundreds, there's more than enough for dinner. But aren't they poisonous?

Steve Backshall is headed for the crocodile infested waterways of South Africa to show us just what makes them so deadly.

Having uncovered the roots of a unique New Zealand culture, Miriam Margolyes digs deeper beneath the country's idyllic surface on a mission to better understand the country and its people.

Follows the stories with the latest on the day's events, explaining what's happening and why it matters, with reporters across Australia and around the globe uncovering the facts. Presented by Michael Tetlow.

A love affair seems to be at the heart of a young woman's death in a nearby town, but is it connected to the discovery of an older woman's body at a vineyard kilometres away? (Final)

Kevin McCloud meets Clinton Dall from Sussex, who's willing to spend whatever it takes to build one of the largest homes ever featured on the program.

We follow one woman's search for her mother and, through the use of DNA testing, reveal layers of her family she never knew existed.

Australia's longest-running music show is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres, and eras. They curate the best clips of all-time to entertain for hours.

In 1980 Michael Parkinson was joined by guests Dr Joseph Braysich, Peter Allen and Faith Bandler.

Jane Edmanson revives indoor orchids, Millie Ross visits a sky-high garden, Clarence Slockee meets volunteering native plant enthusiasts, and Sophie Thomson explores a horticulturalist's home plant collection.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and today's top stories. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews, joined by Catherine Murphy with sport and Nate Byrne with weather.

When big stories break, turn to Ruby Cornish in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

Celeste Barber reveals how fearless fashion trailblazers have pushed for social change, challenged those in power, and helped marginalised communities to be seen.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Althorp in Northamptonshire, once the home of Princess Diana. Among the items under scrutiny are a valuable writing desk, a sword that fought in the English Civil War, and an important painting.

Ros Childs presents the leading news at lunchtime, including the day's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on the issues that matter.

Christine forces a stressed-out Graham into going on a caravan mini-break. Whilst not the holiday of their dreams, Alan manages to find a like-minded friend who really 'gets him'.

Northampton is a buzz with anticipation of promotion, but Alan's misery forces him to makes a drastic decision. Drama off and on the pitch, make it a game that will be remembered. (Final)

The owner of two sketchbooks found in a shed in France asks Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould to help prove they are the work of a young Toulouse Lautrec.

Heather heads to Corryong, Victoria. A bucket-load of beauty and a fascinating history haven't been enough to cement the town's success. But that's changing, with some of Corryong's young people starting to move back.

Kevin McCloud meets boat loving James Strangeways, who wants to build a home with boat-like qualities.

We follow two people haunted by events of the past: a man, searching for the birth mother who gave him up for adoption at six months old; and a woman whose chance to connect with her family slipped away 50 years ago.

Full time funny man Lehmo tries to whip up something French, whilst Alice tries to change his mind on mushrooms.

Fiona Bruce heads to Chester Cathedral. Among the treasures are some of the most valuable pieces of furniture ever to be seen on the show: Elvis memorabilia, and a collection of jewels from pre-revolution Russia.

Tom Gleeson has Hard Quiz questions for those who covet his Big Brass Mug. This week's contestants are experts on Norman Lindsay, John Coltrane, Lana Del Rey and Pompeii

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you the day's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter to you. Presented by Jeremy Fernandez live from Parramatta.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

Emily Wurramara, Claire Hooper, Ella Hooper and Brett Blake join Alan, Myf and Adam as they hit such musical heights they have to go into falsetto.

Guy Montgomery By Name, Guy Montgomery By Nature is a comedy show by Guy Montgomery about being Guy Montgomery in a world full of people who are not Guy Montgomery.

Get set for the shock and awe of the first days of a second Trump presidency. With an unconventional cabinet it will be a busy four years as the Trump administration 2.0 uses the levers of power to shake things up. (Return)

A security consultant creates stress by leveling up the NBA's cyber safety. Nat faces the consequences of an inept employee. Jim lumps Tony with a freight report the Minister's failed to act upon.

Nat and Ash work on who owns the title on an historic project. Tony's important presentation is derailed by Rhonda's insistence that the office undergoes an E.S.G pulse check. Brian works on securing the building.

Follows the stories with the latest on the day's events, explaining what's happening and why it matters, with reporters across Australia and around the globe uncovering the facts. Presented by Michael Tetlow.

Easton and Diana set about cleaning out Jim's hoard to make way for their restaurant, but the old man isn't making it easy. Easton sends Diana off in search of inspiration for her contribution to the menu.

As the restaurant prepares to open to industry and press, Easton has gone full control freak, which pushes Diana to serve a dessert not on the menu.

Kevin McCloud meets boat loving James Strangeways, who wants to build a home with boat-like qualities.

We follow two people haunted by events of the past: a man, searching for the birth mother who gave him up for adoption at six months old; and a woman whose chance to connect with her family slipped away 50 years ago.

Australia's longest-running music show is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres, and eras. They curate the best clips of all-time to entertain for hours.

We pay tribute to a legend of Australian Rules Football: player, coach, icon Ronald Dale Barassi. Michael Parkinson interviewed Ron plus Phillip Adams and Jill Perryman in 1980.

Costa Georgiadis discovers new life in a fire-affected landscape, Jane Edmanson visits a garden celebrating perennial plants, Millie Ross plants flavour packed produce, and Tino Carnevale explores a saffron farm.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and today's top stories. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews, joined by Catherine Murphy with sport and Nate Byrne with weather.

When big stories break, turn to Ruby Cornish in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

Tony Armstrong joins Women Against Cane Toads (WACT), a group dedicated to hand-catching toads. After bagging hundreds, there's more than enough for dinner. But aren't they poisonous?

Camperdown in Southwest Victoria is a town nestled between volcanoes and crater lakes. Kerry Staight discovers a community that embraces its Scottish heritage while also supporting locals going their own way.

Fiona Bruce heads to Chester Cathedral. Among the treasures are some of the most valuable pieces of furniture ever to be seen on the show: Elvis memorabilia, and a collection of jewels from pre-revolution Russia.

Ros Childs presents the leading news at lunchtime, including the day's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on the issues that matter.

Kumi travels to Japan to deliver news to a family she hopes still exists, about a father she never really knew. Her identity is challenged as she tries to understand why she feels so at home in this intoxicating country.

In this episode, the team investigate whether a small watercolour sketch could be the work of the great British 20th-century sculptor Henry Moore.

Dunalley is a small town in Tasmania that was almost wiped out by bushfires in 2013. However instead of destroying them, the tragedy has proven to be a catalyst for many people to pursue a new path.

Kevin McCloud meets Bram Vis, wife Lisa and their two children who plan to build a house on an idyllic seaside plot on the Isle of Wight, with generous entertaining spaces and a swimming pool for the family.

We follow two adoptees on a journey to find acceptance. One man whose feelings of rejection have consumed him for over 20 years; and a woman holding off her wedding until she finds her birth mother. (Final)

Alice and Archie giggle, chat and cook up a storm together, taking on ham in a can and Archie's nemesis, zucchini.

Fiona Bruce and the team spend a day at Ascot Racecourse where the Pavilion is packed with hundreds all hoping for a winning valuation of their treasures. Among them is the first document copying machine.

Chasing the Big Brass Mug in this episode are champagne lover Dave, Mata Hari aficionado Dawn, Grand Theft Auto gamer Sonny and The Hobbit fan Lillian.

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you the day's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter to you. Presented by Jeremy Fernandez live from Parramatta.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

Back Roads guest presenter Anna Daniels heads to the central Queensland town of Theodore for its 100th birthday.

Two stories that take us across the globe: a woman's search for her birth mother in Sri Lanka, and a quest on behalf of a father longing to find his lost son.

Dorran and Vereuschka build a super-modern underground lair inside a hill outside Canterbury. Part-way through the build, Dorran takes over control from the contractors.

Dr Karl takes a peek inside the Bundaberg Ginger Beer Master Brewery. From the ginger farm to the packing line, he examines how this iconic soft drink - made from a spice and then fermented - is produced.

Follows the stories with the latest on the day's events, explaining what's happening and why it matters, with reporters across Australia and around the globe uncovering the facts. Presented by Michael Tetlow.

A dogged journalist is determined to expose the shocking truth about the Gloriavale Christian Community - but is it's charismatic leader too powerful for the laws of the land?

Kevin McCloud meets Bram Vis, wife Lisa and their two children who plan to build a house on an idyllic seaside plot on the Isle of Wight, with generous entertaining spaces and a swimming pool for the family.

We follow two adoptees on a journey to find acceptance. One man whose feelings of rejection have consumed him for over 20 years; and a woman holding off her wedding until she finds her birth mother. (Final)

Australia's longest-running music show is home to the biggest vault of music videos from a diverse range of artists, genres, and eras. They curate the best clips of all-time to entertain for hours.

Michael Parkinson interviews guests Bill Hunter, Cliff Young, and John Newcombe.

Jane Edmanson explores the plants behind our favourite Easter treats, Josh Byrne visits a home garden celebrating native WA plants, and Sophie Thomson discovers how a revegetation project is uniting a neighbourhood.

Laura Tingle presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account.

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and today's top stories. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews, joined by Catherine Murphy with sport and Nate Byrne with weather.

When big stories break, turn to Melissa Mackay in the morning to bring you what's happening and why it matters. ABC News has more reporters in more places, serving and connecting communities and telling your stories.

Get set for the shock and awe of the first days of a second Trump presidency. With an unconventional cabinet it will be a busy four years as the Trump administration 2.0 uses the levers of power to shake things up. (Return)

You can learn a lot about someone from their mixtape. Zan Rowe joins Keith Urban in Nashville as curiosity and creativity filters through the playlist of an artist with profoundly eclectic taste. A story of never giving up.

Fiona Bruce and the team spend a day at Ascot Racecourse where the Pavilion is packed with hundreds all hoping for a winning valuation of their treasures. Among them is the first document copying machine.

The leading news at lunchtime. Ruby Cornish brings you the day's top stories and the latest news as it unfolds, with reporters in the community across Australia and around the world reporting on the issues that matter to you.

The News At Six is approached by Geoff and Evelyn's daughter Kay Walters, who offers her story of addiction for a price, plunging Helen and Dale into an ethical dilemma.

As Dale hosts one of the longest and most elaborate broadcasts of the decade - full coverage of Australia Day 1988 - both he and Helen hit personal and professional cross-roads.

Nigella turns her attention to the apparently humble lemon, with happiness soup, lemon drop and slow-roasted garlic and lemon chicken. Nigella takes in the unpretentious picnic.

Kevin McCloud meets Angelo Mastropietro who wants to become a 21st century British caveman. How does one make a cave comfortable for contemporary living? It's a unique challenge that turns into an obsession.