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Tensions reach boiling point as the celebrities face their toughest challenge yet. First, they navigate a powerful river to reach their camp, where they must build shelters and catch their supper without the usual army rations in sight. Then, a tropical storm strikes and water begins to flood the base, making for their worst night so far. The next morning, the contestants have to call on their new

As the remaining six celebrities pass the halfway point of the 12-day mission, they are starting to toughen up, but with one suffering from mosquito bites and another requiring treatment for trench foot, life in the jungle is beginning to take its toll. Arriving at a two-mile cave system, the contestants have to eat tarantulas' legs for breakfast, before using their rope skills to navigate the tig

The contestants are taken by a door--?less helicopter to the base of a raging waterfall, instructed to ascend on the most gruelling journey to date. Hunger sets in, and teams rely on Bear for strength to continue. Meanwhile, one team hits their breaking point.

Jack cooks his dad's steak and kidney pudding recipe at home in Cornwall, before taking it to Singapore. He makes a deconstructed version of the traditional British dish.

Jack wants to share his favourite childhood breakfast dish with the locals of Tallinn, Estonia. He makes smoked kipper and poached eggs with an Estonian twist.

Josh narrowly avoids disaster driving into the mine with a load of fuel and Claudia's devastated when a jade slab cracks in half while she's running the saw.

Claudia and Robin scramble to find a second jade boulder before their buyer backs out of the deal, but they're running out of time and options.

Claudia turns to her dad Steve for help when she fears the biggest sale of her mining career is slipping through her fingers.

Tension boils over between Claudia, Robin and Josh as they make a last-ditch attempt to close a deal with a buyer from Vietnam.

Tensions reach boiling point as the celebrities face their toughest challenge yet. First, they navigate a powerful river to reach their camp, where they must build shelters and catch their supper without the usual army rations in sight. Then, a tropical storm strikes and water begins to flood the base, making for their worst night so far. The next morning, the contestants have to call on their new

As the remaining six celebrities pass the halfway point of the 12-day mission, they are starting to toughen up, but with one suffering from mosquito bites and another requiring treatment for trench foot, life in the jungle is beginning to take its toll. Arriving at a two-mile cave system, the contestants have to eat tarantulas' legs for breakfast, before using their rope skills to navigate the tig

The contestants are taken by a door--?less helicopter to the base of a raging waterfall, instructed to ascend on the most gruelling journey to date. Hunger sets in, and teams rely on Bear for strength to continue. Meanwhile, one team hits their breaking point.

Jack cooks his dad's steak and kidney pudding recipe at home in Cornwall, before taking it to Singapore. He makes a deconstructed version of the traditional British dish.

Jack wants to share his favourite childhood breakfast dish with the locals of Tallinn, Estonia. He makes smoked kipper and poached eggs with an Estonian twist.

Josh narrowly avoids disaster driving into the mine with a load of fuel and Claudia's devastated when a jade slab cracks in half while she's running the saw.

Claudia and Robin scramble to find a second jade boulder before their buyer backs out of the deal, but they're running out of time and options.

Claudia turns to her dad Steve for help when she fears the biggest sale of her mining career is slipping through her fingers.

Tension boils over between Claudia, Robin and Josh as they make a last-ditch attempt to close a deal with a buyer from Vietnam.

Tensions reach boiling point as the celebrities face their toughest challenge yet. First, they navigate a powerful river to reach their camp, where they must build shelters and catch their supper without the usual army rations in sight. Then, a tropical storm strikes and water begins to flood the base, making for their worst night so far. The next morning, the contestants have to call on their new

As the remaining six celebrities pass the halfway point of the 12-day mission, they are starting to toughen up, but with one suffering from mosquito bites and another requiring treatment for trench foot, life in the jungle is beginning to take its toll. Arriving at a two-mile cave system, the contestants have to eat tarantulas' legs for breakfast, before using their rope skills to navigate the tig

After losing both her parents and battling an eating disorder, Paige turns to an adventure with Bear Grylls to regain her confidence in life. On this emotional journey, she reconnects with herself and the memories of her outdoor-loving dad.

Quail and their habitat are studied in Texas.

This episode of Showdown of the Unbeatables features the Bleacher Reacher t-shirt gun versus the iStretch wire; the Onguard Beast bike lock versus the Link Belt 470X3 excavator; and the Sidewinder XTR garbage truck versus the Calzone Case.

Scientists from the University of Queensland come to the farm to practice artificial insemination techniques. Lyn tells the other students her heart-breaking secret and says she is considering a future in the crocodile industry. John reveals which two students are going to Kakadu.

John takes Lyn and Luke to Kakadu where they raid nests and catch a four and a half metre male croc for research. Lyn returns to the place where her 11-year old granddaughter was taken by a croc and is finally at peace.

The contestants are taken by a door--?less helicopter to the base of a raging waterfall, instructed to ascend on the most gruelling journey to date. Hunger sets in, and teams rely on Bear for strength to continue. Meanwhile, one team hits their breaking point.

Eco-innovators introduce Zac and Darin to unique and cost-effective ways to address complex problems and help heal the environment.

Major transport in an open-cast mine. A huge steel frame has to be moved to another site. A job for heavy transport professional Randolf Peters. The route: an obstacle course. Tight bends, steep downhill sections and obstructing power lines have to be overcome. The heavy transport has to be kept in sight every second. This means running backwards for kilometres and precision work with heavy transp

After losing both her parents and battling an eating disorder, Paige turns to an adventure with Bear Grylls to regain her confidence in life. On this emotional journey, she reconnects with herself and the memories of her outdoor-loving dad.

Quail and their habitat are studied in Texas.

This episode of Showdown of the Unbeatables features the Bleacher Reacher t-shirt gun versus the iStretch wire; the Onguard Beast bike lock versus the Link Belt 470X3 excavator; and the Sidewinder XTR garbage truck versus the Calzone Case.

Scientists from the University of Queensland come to the farm to practice artificial insemination techniques. Lyn tells the other students her heart-breaking secret and says she is considering a future in the crocodile industry. John reveals which two students are going to Kakadu.

John takes Lyn and Luke to Kakadu where they raid nests and catch a four and a half metre male croc for research. Lyn returns to the place where her 11-year old granddaughter was taken by a croc and is finally at peace.

The contestants are taken by a door--?less helicopter to the base of a raging waterfall, instructed to ascend on the most gruelling journey to date. Hunger sets in, and teams rely on Bear for strength to continue. Meanwhile, one team hits their breaking point.

Eco-innovators introduce Zac and Darin to unique and cost-effective ways to address complex problems and help heal the environment.

Major transport in an open-cast mine. A huge steel frame has to be moved to another site. A job for heavy transport professional Randolf Peters. The route: an obstacle course. Tight bends, steep downhill sections and obstructing power lines have to be overcome. The heavy transport has to be kept in sight every second. This means running backwards for kilometres and precision work with heavy transp

From Sydney to the Greater Blue Mountains, Zac and Darin meet with leading eco-warriors to learn about protected lands and habitat conservation.

Zac and Darin get down and dirty as they explore a natural approach to farming through regenerative agriculture and organic food production.

Along the coastline, Zac and Darin take a deep dive into the coral reef restoration techniques supporting a vast underwater ecosystem.

Zac and Darin test their cooking skills in Melbourne before heading to the Torres Strait Islands to understand the impact of rising sea levels.

Searching for ways to minimize their carbon footprint, Zac and Darin visit a self-sustaining home and other businesses innovating to reduce waste.

In the aftermath of a devastating bushfire season, Zac and Darin learn about efforts to rehabilitate the wildlife and livestock population.

Do we have a chance against a planet killer asteroid from space?

Tornadoes - can we use modern technology to effectively predict the emergence and path of this force of nature?

Volcanoes - how successful is mankind in the fight against this elemental force of nature?

Do we still have a chance to stop the ice from melting?

The Sea Level Rise - can humanity stand against this threatening force of nature, or do we have to give up our coastal living space?

Solar Flares - how can we protect mankind from the next big solar storm?

Climate change is our defining crisis, and it is happening even faster than we thought. But we're not powerless to stop it.The impacts of climate change are felt in every corner of the world. Increased temperatures are causing environmental disasters.The sea levels are rising, the Arctic is melting, coral reefs are dying, oceans are acidifying, and forests are burning. It is clear that business as

The incredible journey and illustrious career of one of the most travelled men in history, this documentary tells the story of how Sir David Attenborough came to be the voice of modern natural history programs by bringing the natural world into our homes.

Climate change is our defining crisis, and it is happening even faster than we thought. But we're not powerless to stop it.The impacts of climate change are felt in every corner of the world. Increased temperatures are causing environmental disasters.The sea levels are rising, the Arctic is melting, coral reefs are dying, oceans are acidifying, and forests are burning. It is clear that business as

The incredible journey and illustrious career of one of the most travelled men in history, this documentary tells the story of how Sir David Attenborough came to be the voice of modern natural history programs by bringing the natural world into our homes.

Leaders and representatives of Aboriginal communities show Zac and Darin how Indigenous cultures live to protect and preserve the land.

Eco-innovators introduce Zac and Darin to unique and cost-effective ways to address complex problems and help heal the environment.

Climate change is our defining crisis, and it is happening even faster than we thought. But we're not powerless to stop it.The impacts of climate change are felt in every corner of the world. Increased temperatures are causing environmental disasters.The sea levels are rising, the Arctic is melting, coral reefs are dying, oceans are acidifying, and forests are burning. It is clear that business as

The incredible journey and illustrious career of one of the most travelled men in history, this documentary tells the story of how Sir David Attenborough came to be the voice of modern natural history programs by bringing the natural world into our homes.

Climate change is our defining crisis, and it is happening even faster than we thought. But we're not powerless to stop it.The impacts of climate change are felt in every corner of the world. Increased temperatures are causing environmental disasters.The sea levels are rising, the Arctic is melting, coral reefs are dying, oceans are acidifying, and forests are burning. It is clear that business as