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Celeste Barber went from unemployed actor to social media sensation for her celebrity parodies. But behind the hilarity is a story of struggle and self-doubt. (Return)

A death at PR firm Fritz and Randell sees Ian, the fortysomething heir-apparent, pushed aside and the reins handed to two younger female employees, Greta Goldman and Nicole Kidman. But have these women been set up to fail?

Six adorable puppies - three Collies and three Kelpies - embark on a journey to meet their new owners and compete for the title, Champion Muster Dog.

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.

While examining expectant mother Vera Sands during a routine visit, sister Julienne is concerned by her toddler daughter who is displaying troubling symptoms.

Parliament returns for 2025 - a federal election year. Coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives in Canberra.

Nigella takes us on a transcontinental journey with Za'atar Chicken With Fatoush Salad, cold Soba Noodle With Sesame Seeds and a deliciously chewy Chocolate and Raspberry Pavlova.

Tom and Danielle Raffield use their steam-bending skills to build a wavy, wooden house in Cornwall, full of amazing, twisty furniture. But with only 100,000 pounds, have they taken on too much?

Revisits the siblings Vanda and Davina as they celebrate sister Debbie's birthday; a catch-up with Chris and Sue, who were searching for the son they had put up for adoption as teenagers.

Comedian and actor Marg Downey stops by to reminisce about the Parish picnic with some passionfruit and then tries to right a wrong with some French cuisine.

Fiona Bruce and the team assemble on the lawns of Bodnant Garden in North Wales. Items exciting the experts include an elaborate tea service made for a Maharajah and designs for the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Tom Gleeson has the questions. Do our experts have the answers? The topics include Rage Against the Machine, Muriel's Wedding, the French language and the Australian Masters golf tournament. Play along with Hard Quiz.

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.

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

We know we shouldn't, but most of us can't resist the temptation of a lolly. At the Allen's factory, Dr Karl steps onto the factory floor to see how Snakes Alive are made - spoiler alert, the most popular flavour is red.

Tony Armstrong ventures to the frontlines of the feral cat war, uncovering a complex truth. While cats are beloved pets, they also pose a significant environmental threat, killing three billion animals per year.

Having been fearful of hippos since a young boy, Steve Backshall sets out to discover why hippos are considered the most dangerous animals in Africa and if their aggressive reputation is misunderstood.

Join acclaimed author and conservationist Tim Winton as he delves into the remarkable links between ecosystems and traces the human relationships and migratory pathways that continue to sustain its biodiversity.

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.

Australia's leading daily business and finance show, bringing you up to date on market moves, economic trends and the forces affecting consumers, employees and business owners big and small. Presented by Kirsten Aiken.

The multi-award winning Four Corners is back for another year of powerhouse investigative journalism - fearless and forensic, holding power to account throughout six decades - and counting. (Return)

It's the show everybody loves until they're on it. Media Watch returns with a new host. Sitting in the hot seat will be four-time Walkley award-winner Linton Besser, an investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent.

Parliament returns for 2025 - a federal election year. Coverage of Question Time from the Senate.

Tom and Danielle Raffield use their steam-bending skills to build a wavy, wooden house in Cornwall, full of amazing, twisty furniture. But with only 100,000 pounds, have they taken on too much?

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 Barry Humphries, Little River Band with Glenn Shorrock, and Carol Raye.

Millie Ross visits a community growing plants for koalas, Sophie Thomson explores a heathland hideaway, Jerry Coleby-Williams shares his favourite protein-packed plants, and Costa Georgiadis gives old garden tools new life.

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

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and the top stories this morning. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

When big stories break, turn to Gemma Veness 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.

The multi-award winning Four Corners is back for another year of powerhouse investigative journalism - fearless and forensic, holding power to account throughout six decades - and counting. (Return)

Fiona Bruce and the team assemble on the lawns of Bodnant Garden in North Wales. Items exciting the experts include an elaborate tea service made for a Maharajah and designs for the tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

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.

The National Press Club hosts public debates and discussions that shape Australia now and into the future. It is home to national conversations with decision-makers and influencers, driving the national debate forward.

It's the show everybody loves until they're on it. Media Watch returns with a new host. Sitting in the hot seat will be four-time Walkley award-winner Linton Besser, an investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent.

The first parliamentary sitting week of 2025 continues with coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives in Canberra.

Nigella shares mint-related recipes to instantly evoke a hot-shouldered summer, with food combinations including green salad and grilled haloumi, Corsican omelette and mint julep peaches, inspired by The Great Gatsby.

After recovering from illness, artist Michelle Parsons and her architect husband, David, found a beautiful plot in an Essex woodland where he devised a sleek, black clad, three-bedroom house with a separate artist studio.

A catch-up with Peter, whose joy at his reunion with his birth mother Daphne was short-lived due to a health scare; in Barbados, Jade sees her father Tony for the first time since they were reunited.

Acting icon Rachel Ward joins Alice as they make a regenerative steak pie, while Rachel tries to move past her distaste for sauerkraut with Alice's help.

Fiona Bruce introduces previously unscreened finds from Lanhydrock in Cornwall and Bodnant Garden in North Wales. Objects uncovered by the experts include jewellery made for suffragettes.

Tom Gleeson is back with four new experts vying to be the Hard Quiz Champion and take home the Big Brass Mug. The topics are lavender, Dumb and Dumber, Pac-Man and Guns N' Roses.

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.

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

His Royal Hardness, Tom Gleeson, tests his challengers' knowledge of Australian native pigeons, the harpsichord, '80s cult classic film Dirty Dancing, and WrestleMania. Who will hoist aloft the Big Brass Mug?

Ian is increasingly sidelined as Greta and Nicole push hard to make an impact in the office and on high maintenance client Hannah Halston, in advance of their promotion. Meredith stumbles upon a clue to Fritz's secrets.

Chris Parker, Brynley Stent, Courtney Dawson and our winner from Episode 1 participate in Alphabet Soup, Spell the Flag.

Follow the twists and turns of Donald Trump's second term in the White House. John Barron and Chas Licciardello cut through the spin as they discuss the people, policies and politics from the week in the United States.

Adam, Myf and Alan are joined by Ross Noble, Ngaiire, Eamon Sandwith from the Chats, Meshel Laurie and Ghost Medium.

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.

Australia's leading daily business and finance show, bringing you up to date on market moves, economic trends and the forces affecting consumers, employees and business owners big and small. Presented by Kirsten Aiken.

Diana returns from London for Denise and Brett's wedding and struggles to prove to her new beau Harry that her family are as insane as she says they are, especially since Easton seems to have discovered his Zen state.

Diana must find a way to finish her menu for the London restaurant despite Easton's toddler-tanty-level resistance to fulfilling their community service obligations.

After recovering from illness, artist Michelle Parsons and her architect husband, David, found a beautiful plot in an Essex woodland where he devised a sleek, black clad, three-bedroom house with a separate artist studio.

The first parliamentary sitting week of 2025 continues with coverage of Question Time from the Senate.

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 John Waters, Maggie Tabberer, and Jack Fingleton.

Clarence Slockee visits a herbalist's home garden, Costa Georgiadis drops by the home of former GA presenter Mary Moody, Jane Edmanson discovers the art of hedging, and Tino Carnevale visits a garden designed for wildlife.

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

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and the top stories this morning. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

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.

Tony Armstrong ventures to the frontlines of the feral cat war, uncovering a complex truth. While cats are beloved pets, they also pose a significant environmental threat, killing three billion animals per year.

Back Roads journeys to Kandos, on the edge of the Great Dividing Range in New South Wales. This is a town famous for making cement, where Heather Ewart finds an unlikely arts festival is reshaping the community.

Fiona Bruce introduces previously unscreened finds from Lanhydrock in Cornwall and Bodnant Garden in North Wales. Objects uncovered by the experts include jewellery made for suffragettes.

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.

In 1989, Helen and Dale are forced into direct competition as they fight to become number one in the shifting world of news.

The first sitting week in parliament for 2025 concludes with coverage of Question Time from the Senate.

Nigella draws on the rich, spicy flavours of the Southern and Eastern Mediterranean. Saffron brings a "rusty egginess" to Nigella's saffron scented chicken pilaf, while honey adds a rich sweetness to her semifreddo. (Final)

Bricklayer Paul Rimmer has spent over 40 years restoring and renovating the dilapidated Victorian terraces of Bolton. Now he wants to hand build a state-of-the-art contemporary home - not out of brick, but out of wood.

The team revisit Cathie, who was reunited with half-sister Ann; and John, who had longed to find his father Kenneth; and lastly join Michael and Maureen to discover what it's like to have to get to know each other all over again.

Spicks and Specks royalty, Myf Warhurst is in the kitchen to reminisce about a prawn dish from her childhood and Alice tries to help her forget a horrible pavlova-related disaster.

Fiona Bruce returns to visit Hertford College in Oxford, where she studied. Objects brought before the experts in the quadrangle include a unique record of a Beatles recording session and a valuable Russian painting.

Tom Gleeson faces four contestants foolish enough to have a second try at the Big Brass Mug, with their expert subjects of Jurassic Park, Australian currency, Kakadu National Park and beekeeping.

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.

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

In the first of a two-part special, Back Roads takes a trip on The Outback Way, also known as Australia's longest shortcut, where Lisa Millar finds remote communities reaching out to the world.

Two incredible stories: a mother living with a heart-breaking decision made when she was still a child, to give up her son for adoption; and a woman on a quest to solve a family mystery and find her sisters. (Final)

Mike and Sarah build a multi-generational 21st century Longhouse. Enormous, corrugated, with a highly complex roof shape that echoes the angles of the surrounding fields, building it proves far from easy.

We know we shouldn't, but most of us can't resist the temptation of a lolly. At the Allen's factory, Dr Karl steps onto the factory floor to see how Snakes Alive are made - spoiler alert, the most popular flavour is red.

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.

Alicia Barry presents Australia's leading daily business and finance show, bringing viewers up to date on market moves, economic trends and the forces affecting consumers, investors, employees, and businesses big and small.

Miriam is leaving the home she shares with her life partner, Heather, in the Southern Highlands of NSW to travel around the country to discover what it means to be an Australian in this eye-opening and timely series.

Bricklayer Paul Rimmer has spent over 40 years restoring and renovating the dilapidated Victorian terraces of Bolton. Now he wants to hand build a state-of-the-art contemporary home - not out of brick, but out of wood.

The first sitting week in parliament for 2025 concludes with coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives.

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 protea flower farm, Jerry Colby-Williams gets tips from an expert orchid grower, Jane Edmanson tackles citrus gall wasp, and Costa Georgiadis sees how growing food brings people together.

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

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and the top stories this morning. James Glenday and Emma Rebellato bring you news and interviews, 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.

Follow the twists and turns of Donald Trump's second term in the White House. John Barron and Chas Licciardello cut through the spin as they discuss the people and policies from the week in the United States.

Australia's favourite sports presenter, the charismatic Tony Armstrong shares his mixtape, life lessons and the highs and extreme lows of his AFL career with Zan Rowe.

Fiona Bruce returns to visit Hertford College in Oxford, where she studied. Objects brought before the experts in the quadrangle include a unique record of a Beatles recording session and a valuable Russian 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.

The team work a suspected suicide but the investigation raises more questions than it answers. Gabriel has an exciting new opportunity, both professionally and personally, and enlists Jack's help.

Nigella focuses her attention on creating quick and satisfying meals for those occasions when time is of the essence. Think Lemon Linguine, Mushy Peas and Salmon Fillets Fried With Bacon and Chocolate Pudding.

Can you really build a grand design when you've only got 500 pounds? That's what Simon and Jasmine Dale had in the bank when they started their unique three-bedroom family house high up in the hills of rural Pembrokeshire.

We revisit Marion and James, a divorced couple, who were united in their search for their son. Our next story reveals that not every reunion runs smoothly. And Laura, who reunited with her father Andy and brother Nten.

Marion Grasby is in the house with a flavourful chicken ramen. Marion confesses she hasn't eaten oranges since she was five years old, will Alice be able to get her to try them in a citrussy salad?

Fiona Bruce visits Dumfries House near Ayr in Scotland. Intriguing objects include an early toy train in remarkable condition, an example of Chippendale furniture, and a glass vase bought at a boot sale.

Four contestants, one Big Brass Mug and a host who takes no prisoners. Tom Gleeson tests his charges on their expert topics of The Evil Dead, drone racing, polar bears and Powderfinger play at home!

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 visits spectacular gardens in the Central region of Spain from its important historic Imperial Palaces and modern designs adapted to the challenges of climate change.

The team investigate the body of a woman found in a flat after being dead for a year. As they seek to find out what happened, they must draw on all of their forensic knowledge to solve the case.

Ian is increasingly sidelined as Greta and Nicole push hard to make an impact in the office and on high maintenance client Hannah Halston, in advance of their promotion. Meredith stumbles upon a clue to Fritz's secrets.

His Royal Hardness, Tom Gleeson, tests his challengers' knowledge of Australian native pigeons, the harpsichord, '80s cult classic film Dirty Dancing, and WrestleMania. Who will hoist aloft the Big Brass Mug?

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.

Chris Parker, Brynley Stent, Courtney Dawson and our winner from Episode 1 participate in Alphabet Soup, Spell the Flag.

Can you really build a grand design when you've only got 500 pounds? That's what Simon and Jasmine Dale had in the bank when they started their unique three-bedroom family house high up in the hills of rural Pembrokeshire.

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 Thomas Oriti bring you the latest news, interviews, politics, culture, weather and global affairs. Plus sport with Jared Coote.

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.

Meredith Sheehan presents the latest news, following the day's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold, original reporting, expert analysis and the updated news, sport, weather and information.

Panic spreads when an arsonist targets three businesses, invoking the children's story of the Three Little Pigs. Personal feeling clouds Humphrey's judgment when he starts to believe Archie could be their culprit.

Ian is increasingly sidelined as Greta and Nicole push hard to make an impact in the office and on high maintenance client Hannah Halston, in advance of their promotion. Meredith stumbles upon a clue to Fritz's secrets.

Having been fearful of hippos since a young boy, Steve Backshall sets out to discover why hippos are considered the most dangerous animals in Africa and if their aggressive reputation is misunderstood.

1777: 21-year-old Mozart leaves a secure life and job in Salzburg to become a composer. He must overcome his mother's tragic death and his oppressive father to break through.

Tony Armstrong ventures to the frontlines of the feral cat war, uncovering a complex truth. While cats are beloved pets, they also pose a significant environmental threat, killing three billion animals per year.

Six adorable puppies - three Collies and three Kelpies - embark on a journey to meet their new owners and compete for the title, Champion Muster Dog.

We know we shouldn't, but most of us can't resist the temptation of a lolly. At the Allen's factory, Dr Karl steps onto the factory floor to see how Snakes Alive are made - spoiler alert, the most popular flavour is red.

Celeste Barber went from unemployed actor to social media sensation for her celebrity parodies. But behind the hilarity is a story of struggle and self-doubt. (Return)

In the first of a two-part special, Back Roads takes a trip on The Outback Way, also known as Australia's longest shortcut, where Lisa Millar finds remote communities reaching out to the world.

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.

Reeling from Martha's decision, Humphrey must pull himself together to solve an inexplicable crime. A house was burgled and all forensic evidence points to one suspect. (Final)

DCI Vera Stanhope is called out to the banks of the River Tyne where the body of a young woman has been washed up. She uncovers a web of intrigue, betrayal and lost promises as she unravels the victim's life.

In 1989, Helen and Dale are forced into direct competition as they fight to become number one in the shifting world of news.

Human remains are discovered in a newly renovated period property in west London. But is this a murder dating back to the 1930s or has the body been disposed of in more recent times?

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 Thomas Oriti, plus sport with Jared Coote.

David Speers and a panel of leading political commentators look back on the first sitting week for 2025 and look forward to what's ahead in parliament this week as the unofficial pre-election campaign continues.

Australia's most in-depth weekly sporting wrap. Host Abbey Gelmi is joined by a team of sportswriters, commentators and athletes to break down the big stories and look ahead in what's bound to be an action-packed 2025.

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

In this social media age we're more connected than ever yet we're in a loneliness epidemic. Siobhan Marin meets Aussies who found fulfilling connections from unexpected places.

In Birmingham, Katherine Jenkins joins members of the lively and growing young congregation at Gas Street Church. Its lead pastors, Tim and Rachel Hughes, describe their journey of faith and trust in God.

David Chau presents the latest from ABC News, following the day'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, the Landline team bring you more of their favourite stories from 2024. What does it take to be a champion woodchopper, plus using detection dogs to hunt truffles in South Australia.

After a series of traumatic and tragic events, newlyweds Ned and Gabriella want to start a new chapter with a dog who'll give them comfort and joy. Will they connect with Scout, the handsome comedian of a dog?

Josh visits a leafy loft, Tammy grows food in the shade, Clarence plants up a tree stump, Costa tours a Bollywood backyard, Millie preps for spring, and we meet a paleoecologist.

Monty visits spectacular gardens in the Central region of Spain from its important historic Imperial Palaces and modern designs adapted to the challenges of climate change.

Two incredible stories: a mother living with a heart-breaking decision made when she was still a child, to give up her son for adoption; and a woman on a quest to solve a family mystery and find her sisters. (Final)

Comedian and author Sarah Millican takes a break from her tour to join Sandi in Devon, where Sandi hopes to teach her friend the art of rest and relaxation.

The training phase of the experiment is underway, and Australia's food icon Maggie Beer introduces new protein rich recipes using fresh ingredients.

The Roadshow is in Liverpool, where Lars Tharp sees a rare double Ming dynasty vase, Raj Bisram discovers some valuable Beatles memorabilia, and Dendy Easton admires a painting by George Melly.

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 (Sun-Thu) and Nakari Thorpe (Fri-Sat).

As the puppies settle into their new homes and the five-month assessment approaches, the six handlers find themselves struggling to navigate personal challenges and training hurdles.

When news of an Alaskan oil spill breaks on the day of Public Eye's launch, Helen is pressured to rethink her show format, whilst combatting a brutal act of sabotage from Lindsay.

Glen is increasingly suspicious of Anita's mysterious calls and absence, while Peter and Clara have his ex over for dinner, which ends with Peter demanding a paternity test.

The wheel-spinning adventures of three teenagers get complicated after they discover a box of walkie-talkies left behind by bank robbers intended for illegal surveillance and decide to have fun at the crooks' expense.

We all get old, but how old is too old? In this episode, we ask centenarians to tell us what it's really like to live to 100 or more.

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.

A year in the life of Kakadu in Australia's Top End. Aaron Pedersen explains the six seasons recognised by the Bininj people, and reveals the web of relationships between its species and the environment.

Costa Georgiadis joins a crew conserving coastal dunes, Jane Edmanson explores a native suburban garden, Sophie Thomson propagates wisteria vines, and Josh Byrne explores water wise palms.

David Speers and a panel of leading political minds look back on the first sitting week for 2025 and forward to what's ahead in parliament this week. With hopes of an interest rate cut soon, could an early election be called?

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and the top stories this morning. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

When big stories break, turn to Gemma Veness 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 finding his place in the band and the evolution of The Beatles' sound and identity. This episode also focuses on a few of McCartney's iconic contributions to the band.

DCI Vera Stanhope is called out to the banks of the River Tyne where the body of a young woman has been washed up. She uncovers a web of intrigue, betrayal and lost promises as she unravels the victim'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.

Traces the journey out of Africa and beyond. Along the way, humans established civilisations and diverse cultures. Cutting-edge science reveals how humans changed the planet, and even themselves.

The second week of the parliamentary sitting year begins with coverage of Question Time from the Senate.

For Nigella, entertaining means spending time with friends and family, not anguishing alone in the kitchen. Nigella shares a Middle Eastern style meze and her celebratory go-to Loin of Pork With Bay Leaves.

Mark and Candida Diacono set themselves an ambitious schedule of just seven months to build their house and barn. The house has a timber frame and timber cladding, and the barn: an all steel frame and traditional Devon cob.

Revisits Deborah, who was reunited with her mother Kate who lives in Australia; a catch-up with Mary, the first-ever deaf contributor; in South Africa, Vicki sees her mother Ann and brother Nick.

Satirist Mark Humphries joins Alice in the kitchen to talk up the virtues of anchovies before Alice tries to impress Mark with beetroot - not the easiest task.

Fiona Bruce heads to the seaside resort of Bridlington for a special edition from the splendid Art Deco jewel of the Spa Royal Hall.

Tom Gleeson squeezes another four so-called expert contestants through the Hard Quiz wringer - on their special topics: knitting, Claudia Karvan, Mozart and the Great Pyramid of Giza. Who will take home 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 (Sun-Thu) and Nakari Thorpe (Fri-Sat).

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

In 2025, in addition to our usual mix of compelling human interest and true crime stories, we delve into the lives of comedian Dave Hughes, politician Bob Katter and the curious tale of 1980s long-distance runner Cliff Young.

Australia's longest running current affairs program has been exposing scandals, triggering inquiries, firing debate and confronting taboos for and behalf of the Australian public since 1961 and that work continues in 2025.

It's the show everybody loves until they're on it. Media Watch returns with a new host. Sitting in the hot seat will be four-time Walkley award-winner Linton Besser, an investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent.

1781: Mozart moves to Vienna and marries against his father's wishes. Revolutionizing the music scene, he becomes rich and famous, before he bites the hand that feeds him.

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.

Australia's leading daily business and finance show, bringing you up to date on market moves, economic trends and the forces affecting consumers, employees and business owners big and small. Presented by Kirsten Aiken.

Trump imposes tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China - what's it mean for global trade and will Australia be impacted? Plus a second aviation disaster, Netanyahu visits Washington.

On a freezing day in Manchester, Julia meets with broadcaster and scientist Brian Cox. They travel to his school, meet a favourite teacher, and talk about his career in music, physics and broadcasting.

Mark and Candida Diacono set themselves an ambitious schedule of just seven months to build their house and barn. The house has a timber frame and timber cladding, and the barn: an all steel frame and traditional Devon cob.

2025 is a federal election year. The second sitting week in parliament begins with coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives.

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 trip back to 1982 when Michael Parkinson spoke with Elton John.

Costa Georgiadis meets an inspiring gardener; Tino Carnevale sows spring crops indoors; Josh Byrne visits a landscape designer; Jane Edmanson visits a stunning garden in rural Victoria; Millie Ross builds a garden bench.

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

Start your day with the latest overnight developments, breaking news and the top stories this morning. James Glenday and Bridget Brennan bring you news and interviews joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

When big stories break, turn to Gemma Veness 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.

In 2025, in addition to our usual mix of compelling human interest and true crime stories, we delve into the lives of comedian Dave Hughes, politician Bob Katter and the curious tale of 1980s long-distance runner Cliff Young.