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Julia Zemiro crosses Bass Strait to walk Hobart's cobbled streets before embarking up Kunanyi/Mount Wellington to reveal a breathtaking and blustery view.

Mala (the Rufous Hare-Wallaby) are very important ancestors in Warlpiri people's Jukurrpa (Dreaming). So what happens when there are no more Mala?

18 teams take part in the 2024 AFLW Season as Australia's leading women's footballers play in 11 home and away rounds plus four weeks of finals to decide the AFLW Premiership.

Olivia's relationship takes the next step when her date meets the family; Dianne's first date continues; Liv meets a young man for a second date at Sydney Harbour; Charles reflects on his recent dating experiences. (Final).

The students have two weeks left of this year's adult literacy and numeracy program, where they will attempt to complete each of their goals and conquer one final hurdle, to deliver a graduation speech.

Food is becoming a critical issue for all participants. Approaching two weeks in the wilderness, most have not caught anything to eat, and desperation is growing.

Julia Zemiro crosses Bass Strait to walk Hobart's cobbled streets before embarking up Kunanyi/Mount Wellington to reveal a breathtaking and blustery view.

Chef Adam Liaw makes wattleseed and macadamia ladoos, an Indian sweet that begins with ghee and chickpea flour.

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.

John Barron and Chas Licciardello look at how America has voted, the winners and losers, the battleground states, the key policy areas that affected the 2024 race and all the fallout from an historic week.

The final word on the day's top stories, with the latest news and updated information from Australia's most trusted source of independent news. Presented by Mariam Saab.

Olivia's relationship takes the next step when her date meets the family; Dianne's first date continues; Liv meets a young man for a second date at Sydney Harbour; Charles reflects on his recent dating experiences. (Final).

Week 2 is all about Brainpower, with a range of brain boosting activities designed to strengthen the mind and encourage the participants to learn from one another.

A journey around Australia on the smallest of wings. Zoologist turned pilot, Amellia Formby, is on a mission to share her love for migratory shorebirds.

Food is becoming a critical issue for all participants. Approaching two weeks in the wilderness, most have not caught anything to eat, and desperation is growing.

Wally Lewis, rugby league legend and Dementia Australia Ambassador, talks about his experiences of living with probable chronic traumatic encephalopathy and his hopes for what federal funding could achieve for the community.

A tasty sampler of stories from the land - covering food, agriculture, crops, climate, business and innovation - as we meet the fascinating people who make our rural and regional communities unique. Presented by Pip Courtney.

Around 1 in 6 people living in regional Australia have experienced discrimination. This episode will follow Maryborough's newest residents into finding jobs, housing, settling into school and the local community.

Chef Adam Liaw prepares Gobi Manchurian. 'Manchurian' is a sub-cuisine of Indian food that brings local flavours to Chinese styles of cooking. Gobi (cauliflower) florets are deep-fried and then wok-tossed in a spicy sauce.

Ease into your Sunday with an engaging mix of news, updated information, analysis, interviews, politics and weather. Presented by Johanna Nicholson and Fauziah Ibrahim, plus sport with Jared Coote.

Ease into your Sunday with an engaging mix of news, updated information, analysis, interviews, politics and weather. Presented by Fauziah Ibrahim and Kathryn Robinson, plus sport with Jared Coote.

David Speers is in Washington DC with all the washup after the US Election. A panel of commentators and experts look at the results, what it means for America's future and relations with Australia and the world.

Kelli Underwood and the panel cover the week in sport including Australia v Pakistan in Men's One Day Cricket, who will open for Australia in the 1st Test v India, the WBBL, AFLW Finals, A-Leagues and Spring Racing Carnival.

Sera Naiqama is back in the studio with double trouble, Sam Wykes and Tinirau Arona. Fellow Fijian Miliakere Koyamainavure joins the crew again to discuss 3x3 basketball. We also catch up with the Samoa Triathlon team.

Johnson Raela and Alice Lolohea bring you the latest in news, politics, sports and culture from across the Pacific. Featuring on-the-ground reporting about emerging and major news that matter to the region. (Season Final).

A mysterious email. Shocking revelations. And the ultimate betrayal. How teacher Hannah Grundy was forced to become her own detective to unmask a sick cyber criminal whose identity she couldn't believe.

Chef Adam Liaw cooks a bacon and egg salad, that somewhat resembles a Caesar salad, plus his tips on how to boil eggs.

Food is becoming a critical issue for all participants. Approaching two weeks in the wilderness, most have not caught anything to eat, and desperation is growing.

18 teams take part in the 2024 AFLW Season as Australia's leading women's footballers play in 11 home and away rounds plus four weeks of finals to decide the AFLW Premiership.

18 teams take part in the 2024 AFLW Season as Australia's leading women's footballers play in 11 home and away rounds plus four weeks of finals to decide the AFLW Premiership.

Hosted by award-winning journalist Pip Courtney, Landline is Australia's only national agricultural television program covering stories from Australia's rural and regional heartland.

Back Roads travels to Charlton in north-west Victoria, for an event like no other. A festival that brings locals and blow-ins together, creating lasting friendships, in one big weekend of live music and country hospitality.

The decision to donate organs from a loved one presents families with one of life's most difficult moments. Compass meets the recipients, donor families, nurses and doctors as they confront these complex questions.

There's never been a more important time for transparency and trust. ABC News brings you the latest news and today's top stories, with more reporters in more places to tell you what's going on. Presented by Meredith Sheehan.

Thanh unearths some of the secrets behind this emerging vegetable that is very popular internationally. Thanh then enjoys a traditional home-cooked, African dish that features Okra as the star.

Chef Adam Liaw prepares pouding chomeur, which translates as 'unemployed person's pudding', and originated during the Depression.

The harvest is coming to an end and everyone is getting ready to go home. As Mama Sue helps the workers pack, she is sad to see them leave. Jojo returns to Vanuatu with a new plan, while Steve gets an unexpected surprise.

Around 1 in 6 people living in regional Australia have experienced discrimination. This episode will follow Maryborough's newest residents into finding jobs, housing, settling into school and the local community.

Australian peacekeepers have been in the field every year since 1947, when they were the first on the ground in the Netherlands East Indies. They serve with the aim of contributing to lasting peace around the world.

Nate Byrne explores the role of paintings and sketches that represent the experiences of our service personnel and how visual art can help us to learn more about Australia's military history.

Namila explores how art can help us understand motherhood. Featuring artist Atong Atem, writer and podcaster Elizabeth Day, Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich of Camp Cope, Mother of the House Of Alexander Ella Ganza and Prof. Mary Beard.

"This is the Australian Cultural Terrorists. Remember us?". A phone call from the Picasso thieves promises to change everything. With so much at stake, can they be believed?

The decision to donate organs from a loved one presents families with one of life's most difficult moments. Compass meets the recipients, donor families, nurses and doctors as they confront these complex questions.

The final word on the day's top stories, with the latest news and updated information from Australia's most trusted source of independent news. Presented by Meredith Sheehan.

Thanh unearths some of the secrets behind this emerging vegetable that is very popular internationally. Thanh then enjoys a traditional home-cooked, African dish that features Okra as the star.

Chef Adam Liaw prepares pouding chomeur, which translates as 'unemployed person's pudding', and originated during the Depression.

The harvest is coming to an end and everyone is getting ready to go home. As Mama Sue helps the workers pack, she is sad to see them leave. Jojo returns to Vanuatu with a new plan, while Steve gets an unexpected surprise.

The final word on the day's top stories, with the latest news and updated information from Australia's most trusted source of independent news. Presented by Meredith Sheehan.

Around 1 in 6 people living in regional Australia have experienced discrimination. This episode will follow Maryborough's newest residents into finding jobs, housing, settling into school and the local community.

Australian peacekeepers have been in the field every year since 1947, when they were the first on the ground in the Netherlands East Indies. They serve with the aim of contributing to lasting peace around the world.

Nate Byrne explores the role of paintings and sketches that represent the experiences of our service personnel and how visual art can help us to learn more about Australia's military history.

Kelli Underwood and the panel cover the week in sport including Australia v Pakistan in Men's One Day Cricket, who will open for Australia in the 1st Test v India, the WBBL, AFLW Finals, A-Leagues and Spring Racing Carnival.

David Speers is in Washington DC with all the washup after the US Election. A panel of commentators and experts look at the results, what it means for America's future and relations with Australia and the world.

Hosted by award-winning journalist Pip Courtney, Landline is Australia's only national agricultural television program covering stories from Australia's rural and regional heartland.

Be the first to know the latest overnight developments, breaking news and the day's top stories. Bridget Brennan and Catherine Murphy bring you news and interviews, joined by Charles Brice, Emma Rebellato 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.

At the 11th hour, on the 11th day of the 11th month, we pause to reflect and honour the sacrifice of those who served our nation. The National Remembrance Day Service from the Australian War Memorial in Canberra.

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 leading news at lunchtime. Melissa Mackay brings you today'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.

Adam and guests, chef and author Tom Walton and host with the most Osher Gunsberg, make food that's guaranteed to please a crowd.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have served in every Australian conflict. Victor Bartley says his service in the Vietnam war showed him what life could be without racism. Landline's Lucy Thackray reports.

A beach loving Aussie family transform their flat building site in Portsea on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula into a modern Australian coastal garden.

In Geelong Victoria, Luke and Bree restore a Victorian cottage and add on a massive contemporary extension, while in the historic Tasmanian village of Oatlands, Karen and Stu restore a sandstone Georgian cottage.

Hosted by award-winning journalist Pip Courtney, Landline is Australia's only national agricultural television program covering stories from Australia's rural and regional heartland.

Live from Parliament House in Canberra, Greg Jennett brings you everything you need to know about politics, national and global affairs today, speaking with the key decision makers and stakeholders on issues in the news.

Joe O'Brien brings you a comprehensive summary of the day's events, with the latest breaking news, in depth coverage of the top stories, live crosses, interviews and explainers to bring you up to speed on what's going on.

Adam and guests, chef and author Tom Walton and host with the most Osher Gunsberg, make food that's guaranteed to please a crowd.

Maryborough in Queensland has a military museum that has a remarkable collection of medals and memorabilia. It includes three Victoria Crosses - Australia's highest military honour. Landline's Pip Courtney reports.

A beach loving Aussie family transform their flat building site in Portsea on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula into a modern Australian coastal garden.

Wherever you are and whenever you need us, ABC News is here to bring you round the clock coverage of the latest news and the day's stories. Plus reporters investigating issues that matter to you. Presented by Joe O'Brien.

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.

More news, more often - the home of breaking news and in-depth coverage of the issues that matter. The ABC's network of reporters cover important stories and bring you news and information you need. Presented by Yvonne Yong.

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.

There's never been a more important time to stay in touch with what's happening in our world. Weeknights at 9pm AEDT, Girish Sawlani presents the latest international news from correspondents and interviews with guests.

In the Philippines online child sex abuse is flourishing and demand by Australian perpetrators for live streaming is increasing. Reporter Stephanie March embeds with police who are catching abusers and rescuing children.

In Geelong Victoria, Luke and Bree restore a Victorian cottage and add on a massive contemporary extension, while in the historic Tasmanian village of Oatlands, Karen and Stu restore a sandstone Georgian cottage.

Patricia Karvelas leads the conversation as citizens put their questions to local and international politicians and thought leaders. Q+A brings together a range of guests to debate the big issues affecting Australians.

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.

Know the latest on the day's top stories, as Jade Barker brings you a comprehensive roundup of the news of the day. ABC News has reporters across Australia and around the globe reporting on the issues that matter to you.

There's never been a more important time to stay in touch with what's happening in our world. Weeknights at 9pm AEDT, Girish Sawlani presents the latest international news from correspondents and interviews with guests.