Australia TV

Round 4 - St Kilda vs Hawthorn: Professional teams compete against each other in Australian football in a bid to win the coveted title at the AFL Women's.

The hosts interview prominent athletes across the Pacific to discuss the most pressing issues facing the world of sports in the region.

The filmmaker sheds light on the 1975 killings of five Australian journalists in Portuguese Timor while they were covering incursions by Indonesian forces.

Yoga: The host explores the interrelationship between life and religion as experienced by individuals and communities.

The anchor presents the latest updates, stories and developments from the fields of politics, sports and business in Australia.

Preliminary Final: Professional Australian football clubs compete against each other in the AFL Premiership Cup in order to emerge victorious.

The host delivers timely updates and in-depth coverage of current events shaping Asia, featuring insightful analysis and diverse perspectives on regional developments.

Wayne Bennett, a professional coach, trains the Dolphins, a Queensland-based team, for their first Australian National Rugby League.

Four women from across Australia share their motivations and the adversities they have overcome to participate in the competition for crowning the next Strongest Woman in Australia.

The hosts interview prominent athletes across the Pacific to discuss the most pressing issues facing the world of sports in the region.

Steve Waugh in India: Steve Waugh, a former captain of the Australian national cricket team, travels through the nooks and corners of India and explores the deeply embedded spirit of cricket.

Mick Fanning continues his mission by travelling to the world's shark hotspots, where he gets a closer look at the incredible apex predators.

The host presents a compilation of the latest social, economic and political news updates and developments from around the world.

The host provides an in-depth analysis of some of the most recent news stories and updates on the major developments from across the globe.

The hosts delve into the US presidential candidates and present an overview of the policies and latest updates for the forthcoming elections.

Murray Watt - Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations: Renowned personalities from different paths of life talk about various social issues and how one can find solutions to these problems.

The host provides information pertaining to the rural areas in Australia and the commodities produced there, including the insight into the weather forecast.

The filmmaker lays out a colourful depiction of Australia's journey, beginning with its colonial past and culminating with its present-day scenario, highlighting its evolution, culture and people.

Sophie Xiang: Horticulture experts give advice and show gardeners across the nation practical and credible ways to garden.

The hosts cover the latest news, current affairs and sporting events.

Barry Cassidy, a veteran Australian political journalist, presents some of the latest and important economic and political news updates from all over Australia.

The host provides insightful and humorous debates about the topics that dominate weekend sports.

The hosts interview prominent athletes across the Pacific to discuss the most pressing issues facing the world of sports in the region.

The presenter provides a better understanding of the Pacific region by covering its stories and issues and hearing directly from its people.

Dead Funny - Michelle Brasier: Australians from all walks of life with extraordinary lives share their personal stories and life journey with the world.

Steve Waugh in India: Steve Waugh, a former captain of the Australian national cricket team, travels through the nooks and corners of India and explores the deeply embedded spirit of cricket.

Round 4 - Adelaide vs Essendon: Professional teams compete against each other in Australian football in a bid to win the coveted title at the AFL Women's.

Round 4 - Collingwood vs Western Bulldogs: Professional teams compete against each other in Australian football in a bid to win the coveted title at the AFL Women's.

The host provides information pertaining to the rural areas in Australia and the commodities produced there, including the insight into the weather forecast.

Home-grown Imam: The host explores the interrelationship between life and religion as experienced by individuals and communities.

Thailand's Bad Monks: Foreign correspondents from around the world come together to discuss various issues faced by different countries and try to find a solution.

The anchor presents the latest updates, stories and developments from the fields of politics, sports and business in Australia.

Learn in great detail about the food products used by Aboriginals who are native to Australia, popularly known as bush tucker food.

Irish Giant: A renowned Australian film critic presents artefacts preserved in various organisations across the UK and throws light on the original source of it, and the story of how it reached the country.

The filmmaker lays out a colourful depiction of Australia's journey, beginning with its colonial past and culminating with its present-day scenario, highlighting its evolution, culture and people.

Bush Sculptor: The filmmaker sheds light on artistic pieces that reflect the aesthetics of nature, including interviews with artists who discuss their inspirations.

It'll be Alright on the Night: The narrator provides an inside look into the Sydney Opera House to highlight the behind-the-scenes operations and the staff that works hard to bring the iconic building to life.

Making A Difference: Nonconformism takes the spotlight as the host discourses with accomplished guests who aim to make positive transformations globally through art.

The host presents a compilation of the latest social, economic and political news updates and developments from around the world.

Learn in great detail about the food products used by Aboriginals who are native to Australia, popularly known as bush tucker food.

Irish Giant: A renowned Australian film critic presents artefacts preserved in various organisations across the UK and throws light on the original source of it, and the story of how it reached the country.

The host presents a compilation of the latest social, economic and political news updates and developments from around the world.

The filmmaker lays out a colourful depiction of Australia's journey, beginning with its colonial past and culminating with its present-day scenario, highlighting its evolution, culture and people.

Bush Sculptor: The filmmaker sheds light on artistic pieces that reflect the aesthetics of nature, including interviews with artists who discuss their inspirations.

Home-grown Imam: The host explores the interrelationship between life and religion as experienced by individuals and communities.

Barry Cassidy, a veteran Australian political journalist, presents some of the latest and important economic and political news updates from all over Australia.