An abandoned lorry containing multiple dead bodies reveals a shocking trafficking case.

The sitting week concludes with coverage of Question Time from the Senate. Parliament returns on Monday 3 November.

Nicky Winmar is an AFL hero and one of the best Indigenous players ever to kick a Sherrin football. With Nicky as her guest, Julia travels to Pingelly, 158km outside of Perth in the West Australian wheat belt.

Zimbabwean born Davi and Matt from Australia set out to build a radical multicultural house, but from the start the project is a gruelling, plate-spinning exercise.

Mother of three Samantha Whyte is searching for the Swiss father she has never met; Vanda James is looking to put an end to a secret that has haunted her family for over fifty years.

Fiona Bruce and the team of experts welcome thousands of visitors to the gardens of Tatton Park in Cheshire. Henry Sandon has a memorable day when one of the rarest 18th-century pieces of Royal Worcester turns up.

Stephen Fry plays for keeps with Alan Davies, Bill Bailey, Jason Manford and Sarah Millican.

Bon Jovi expert Nicole, Ned Kelly expert Anthony, and Australian macropods expert Bec go up against James, who tackles the Holy Grail of geek topics: Star Wars. Check out this episode to see if fandom is funnier than Tom Gleeson.

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, plus weather with Tom Saunders.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

At Rye on the Mornington Peninsula, Ryan plans to build a unique home, with boulders in the living room, and his bedroom in a cave.

Two family mysteries; a man left in a pram as a baby, is searching for his birth mother to discover the truth about his beginnings, and a daughter looking for the Italian birth father she has never met.

The solving of a thirty-year mystery reveals the depths of trauma Loch Iris has been concealing for decades. The killers are exposed. Through this fog of tragic history Jay and Mary are brought closer together. (Final).

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.

Zimbabwean born Davi and Matt from Australia set out to build a radical multicultural house, but from the start the project is a gruelling, plate-spinning exercise.

The parliamentary sitting week concludes with coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives. Parliament resumes on Monday 3 November.

Mother of three Samantha Whyte is searching for the Swiss father she has never met; Vanda James is looking to put an end to a secret that has haunted her family for over fifty years.

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 Ita Buttrose, Barry Took, John Bell, and Jimmy Jewel.

Tino Carnevale meets friends who met via a garden program, Costa Georgiadis builds a frog bog at a preschool, Sophie Thomson meets volunteers who have replanted a woodland, and Jerry Coleby-Williams looks at volunteer plants.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

As the day begins get the facts you need to stay informed. James Glenday and Emma Rebellato bring you the latest news, overnight developments and top stories, joined by Catherine Murphy with sport and Nate Byrne with weather.

Stay in the know with what's happening this morning. ABC News brings you up-to-the-minute news to fuel your daily conversations so you can stay connected and follow the discussion across today. Presented by Kathryn Robinson.

Gets up close and personal with celebrated Australian conductor Simone Young, a trailblazer in the male-dominated world of classical music.

Alice continues to build her case against Rob and meets another of his exes. She decides that, together, they'll be able to convince Cheryl just who Rob really is.

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 solving of a thirty-year mystery reveals the depths of trauma Loch Iris has been concealing for decades. The killers are exposed. Through this fog of tragic history Jay and Mary are brought closer together. (Final).

At Rye on the Mornington Peninsula, Ryan plans to build a unique home, with boulders in the living room, and his bedroom in a cave.

Julia meets transgender writer, commentator, and former military officer Cate McGregor in Toowoomba, visiting her childhood home and high school, where Cate talks about her life dealing with gender dysphoria.

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.

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 search on behalf of 50-year-old Deborah Ozturk, who has spent years longing to find her birth mother and thank her for the incredible sacrifice she made in giving her up as a baby.

Fiona Bruce and the experts pay a return visit to Tatton Park in Cheshire. They uncover more objects and stories rich in history, including a silver inkstand reputed to be given to Admiral Nelson in 1805.

Stephen Fry gets all kinky with Janet Street-Porter, Sandi Toksvig, Johnny Vegas, and Alan Davies.

Alfred Hitchcock, the Ironman World Championship, musical comedy trio Tripod, and freemasonry? Has Andrew gamed the system by choosing a subject so secretive that not even Tom Gleeson is allowed to know the answers?

News from where we live. ABC News NSW brings you today's top stories, exclusive investigations and original reporting on the issues that matter. Presented by Nakari Thorpe, sport with Chloe Hart and weather with Tom Saunders.

Jane discovers a lush courtyard, Josh joins a research team in backyard biodiversity, Hannah explores a cottage garden, Millie tackles native maintenance, and we meet poultry breeders.

After discovering the body of an undercover police officer, in the boot of a car, the CID team blunder into a Drugs Squad operation against a trafficker that appears to implicate one of their closest colleagues.

After discovering the body of an undercover police officer, in the boot of a car, the CID team blunder into a Drugs Squad operation against a trafficker that appears to implicate one of their closest colleagues.

Chasing after Tom Gleeson's Big Brass Mug this week on Hard Quiz are experts in Suzi Quatro, multi-level marketing, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and dirt. Yes, dirt!

Terrified that her memory is failing her, Maggie decides to throw a \.

Leigh Sales hosts The Assembly, where she mentors Autistic journalist students as they interview legendary Aussie cook and businesswoman, Maggie Beer. (Final).

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.

Nikki and Jack continue to investigate the shocking lorry deaths.

Discover the wildest new music videos on rage. Essential grooves and boundary-pushing visuals from Australia and beyond.

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.

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 Johanna Nicholson bring you the latest news, interviews, politics, culture, weather and global affairs. Plus sport with Daniela Intili.

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.

They're the number one Oasis experience on stage... now on rage. Join Darren and Tom from Oasis tribute act Noasis as they line up their favourite music videos.

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.

Melissa Mackay presents the latest from ABC News on the weekend bringing you today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, analysis and updated news, sport, weather and information.

When a priest at a Catholic boarding school goes missing, Humphrey's team explores a connection between his disappearance and an ancient local legend.

After discovering the body of an undercover police officer, in the boot of a car, the CID team blunder into a Drugs Squad operation against a trafficker that appears to implicate one of their closest colleagues.

It's Springtime in Darrowby and without Tristan, Skeldale House struggles to keep afloat. James tries to save a dog from its owner and Mrs Hall, looking to the future, makes a difficult decision.

It's Springtime in Darrowby and without Tristan, Skeldale House struggles to keep afloat. James tries to save a dog from its owner and Mrs Hall, looking to the future, makes a difficult decision.

The biggest night in classical music is back! After eight weeks and over 80 concerts, the 2025 BBC Proms celebrates with a Last Night spectacular, packed with musical surprises and star turns.

Leigh Sales hosts The Assembly, where she mentors Autistic journalist students as they interview legendary Aussie cook and businesswoman, Maggie Beer. (Final).

Leigh Sales hosts The Assembly, where she mentors Autistic journalist students as they interview legendary Aussie cook and businesswoman, Maggie Beer. (Final).

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

Lauren Huxley was given little chance of survival after a brutal attack. Twenty years on, she and her family reflect on her recovery and her attacker potentially returning to the streets.

Lauren Huxley was given little chance of survival after a brutal attack. Twenty years on, she and her family reflect on her recovery and her attacker potentially returning to the streets.

It was a move that shocked the nation. Fifty years ago, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam was dismissed by the Governor-General, Sir John Kerr. The government was dissolved and an election called.

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, plus sport with Chloe Hart.

On a moor outside of Shipton Abbott, a woman is found with an arrow in her back and no sign of who might have shot her.

A tense game of lawn bowls turns to chaos when a player is killed on the green in broad daylight by an antique ornamental bushranger's gun. Is the ghost of Bushranger Bill haunting Dolphin Cove?

A tense game of lawn bowls turns to chaos when a player is killed on the green in broad daylight by an antique ornamental bushranger's gun. Is the ghost of Bushranger Bill haunting Dolphin Cove?

The solving of a thirty-year mystery reveals the depths of trauma Loch Iris has been concealing for decades. The killers are exposed. Through this fog of tragic history Jay and Mary are brought closer together. (Final).

Alice travels into the past in search of answers in the present as she becomes more isolated in her investigation. A surprising turn of events makes her hopeful that justice will finally be served.

Alice travels into the past in search of answers in the present as she becomes more isolated in her investigation. A surprising turn of events makes her hopeful that justice will finally be served.

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 as Fauziah Ibrahim and Johanna Nicholson present a mix of the latest news, updated information, analysis, interviews, politics, global affairs, culture and weather. Plus sport with Daniela Intili.

David Speers and a panel of leading political minds discuss the previous sitting week in parliament, the APEC Summit in Korea and look ahead to the big issues for the sitting week to come.

Abbey Gelmi and the panel cover Australia v India in the ODI World Cup Semis, Men's T20s Australia v India, the start of the A-League Women's season, the Kangaroos in the Rugby League Ashes, the AFLW and Melbourne Cup.

Alice Lolohea 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.

Cardinals gather in Rome to elect the next Pope. The conclave is a secret ballot held by Catholic cardinals. Geraldine Doogue and Noel Debien follow the excitement and intrigue of this historic event.

Katherine Jenkins visits Pembroke College Chapel in Cambridge to explore the sacred sound of the church organ and to meet organist virtuoso and star of the Proms Anna Lapwood.

Melissa Mackay presents the latest from ABC News on the weekend bringing you today's top stories and coverage of events as they unfold. Plus original reporting, analysis and updated news, sport, weather and information.

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.

Jane discovers a lush courtyard, Josh joins a research team in backyard biodiversity, Hannah explores a cottage garden, Millie tackles native maintenance, and we meet poultry breeders.

Miriam Margolyes and Alan Cumming are rip-roaring across Scotland and beyond. They ride the Harry Potter Express steam train and head to the glorious Cairngorms, before Alan conducts an LGBTQ+ wedding.

Two family mysteries; a man left in a pram as a baby, is searching for his birth mother to discover the truth about his beginnings, and a daughter looking for the Italian birth father she has never met.

This genre-bending series tackles some of the biggest problems facing Australian families today. From teens' sometimes-fraught search to find their tribe, to the all-pervasive effect of social media on children.

A special edition of the roadshow to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

At Rye on the Mornington Peninsula, Ryan plans to build a unique home, with boulders in the living room, and his bedroom in a cave.

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, plus sport with Chloe Hart.

Spicks returns with Ross Wilson, Andrea Lam, Ali McGregor, Frank Woodly and Urvi Majumdar all joining our favourite regulars Adam, Alan and Myf. Paul Kelly also belts out his sequel to How to Make Gravy.

Spicks returns with Ross Wilson, Andrea Lam, Ali McGregor, Frank Woodly and Urvi Majumdar all joining our favourite regulars Adam, Alan and Myf. Paul Kelly also belts out his sequel to How to Make Gravy.

Nine artists compete to create portraits of celebrity sitters including artist Ken Done, chef Maggie Beer and Yellow Wiggle Tsehay Hawkins. Using diverse techniques, they showcase creativity and skill in just four hours.

Nine artists compete to create portraits of celebrity sitters including artist Ken Done, chef Maggie Beer and Yellow Wiggle Tsehay Hawkins. Using diverse techniques, they showcase creativity and skill in just four hours.

Cheryl and Alice eventually join forces but after Cheryl's livelihood and life is threatened, they discover that in order to really challenge Rob, they will have to stop playing by the rules. (Final).

Terrified that her memory is failing her, Maggie decides to throw a \.

Paul Kelly is a national treasure. His music has soundtracked our road trips, our heartbreaks, and our coming of age. In this episode Zan asks Paul about the songs that take him back to a time and place.

David, now a successful writer for the Morning Post, covers the 1937 Anzac Day celebrations, where his mother and father march with their old units.

Comedian, author and artist Anh Do paints Anthony Field. He's one of the world's most successful children's entertainers, but the Blue Wiggle's radiant smile has often masked a tough personal battle.

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.

From Silverchair to Sneaky Soundsystem, Killing Heidi, Kid Confucius and more, rage remembers the golden years of Groovin' The Moo.

The doctors reveal which complementary therapies actually work, when to get screened for cancer, and how to create nutritious lunch boxes.

The doctors reveal which complementary therapies actually work, when to get screened for cancer, and how to create nutritious lunch boxes.

Guest host Yumi Stynes ponders 'Is there an art to ageing?' Seeking inspiration, Yumi visits artist Lindy Lee, dancer Meryl Tankard and author Kathy Lette. Meanwhile Namila Benson visits artist Maree Clarke.

To celebrate winter, Costa explores a space-saving garden, Sophie Thomson visits a carbon-offset forest, Jane Edmanson finds some rare plants, Tino Carnevale plants ornamental veg, and Millie Ross builds a chook house.

David Speers and the panel discuss the previous sitting week in parliament, climate policy and environmental law reform, Barnaby and the Nationals, the APEC Summit in Korea, AI and copyright plus a look ahead to next week.

As each day begins get the facts you need to stay informed. Bridget Brennan and James Glenday present the latest news, overnight developments and today's top stories, joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

Stay in the know with what's happening this morning. ABC News brings you up-to-the-minute news to fuel your daily conversations so you can stay connected and follow the discussion across the day. Presented by Gemma Veness.

Labelled a tough boss by her mum, Arrayah is saving to see her pop idol but she doesn't factor in that some old habits die hard and families can be difficult to control.

A Scottish millionaire found dead in a shark tank becomes Annika and the team's most high-profile investigation yet.

The Marine Homicide Unit are sent to investigate the death of a local lothario found encased in a block of ice and Annika reconnects with an old flame.

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

Local growers and food processors competing against the rising tide of cheap imports; The high toll of rural crime on farms; and the dairy farmers preserving their family farm by embracing a hi-tech future.

A new sitting week in Federal Parliament begins with coverage of Question Time from the Senate.

Julia Zemiro travels with Gardening Australia host Costa Georgiadis back to his childhood home town.

John and Helen lived together in an old farmhouse until Helen suffered a stroke, affecting her mobility. John makes a big change in their lives by building a high-tech wheelchair-accessible glass pavilion.

Two extraordinary stories of women haunted by events from their past: Susan Webb gave up her daughter for adoption in 1968 and was treated with ECT, and Sonia Walsh was left by her mother at three years of age.

Fiona Bruce and the team visit Hatfield House in Hertfordshire. Among the objects exciting the experts are a collection of almost 500 ornamental pigs and doll's house furniture made out of shell cases from the Somme in WWI.

Stephen Fry is joined by Alan Davies, Reverend Richard Coles, Victoria Coren and Sue Perkins to discuss Knights and Knaves.

Australia's smartest experts brave Tom Gleeson's wit to be crowned Hard Quiz champion. Zara's in the tank for Timberlake, Suzanne's red-hot for Radiohead, Alex is barracking for Obama, and Paul's crazy for classic Holdens.

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 Nick Dole, plus weather with Tom Saunders.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

She's flamboyant, provocative and brave. She's also married to David Walsh, founder of the MONA gallery. So why does artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele feel she's not taken seriously?

Four Corners is the home of Australian investigative journalism. These fearless and forensic documentaries expose scandals, trigger inquiries, fire debate and confront taboos. (Final for 2025).

As Australia signs a landmark deal to bolster its alliance with Washington, we're selling China the critical minerals it needs to build hypersonic missiles and nuclear technology. (Final for 2025).

Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment. Host Linton Besser, a four-time Walkley award-winning investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent, brings you a fearless critique of the week's journalism.

Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment. Host Linton Besser, a four-time Walkley award-winning investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent, brings you a fearless critique of the week's journalism.

Chas and John discuss the week in America including fallout from Trump's meeting with China's President Xi, the federal government shutdown, Venezuela, Ukraine, the White House ballroom, tariffs, immigration and security.

Chas and John discuss the week in America including fallout from Trump's meeting with China's President Xi, the federal government shutdown, Venezuela, Ukraine, the White House ballroom, tariffs, immigration and security.

On a hot December day, racial tensions boiled over at Sydney's Cronulla beach. The fuse had been lit by an altercation between off-duty lifesavers and men described by police as \.

On a hot December day, racial tensions boiled over at Sydney's Cronulla beach. The fuse had been lit by an altercation between off-duty lifesavers and men described by police as \.

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.

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.

On the eve of the RBA's interest rates decision, Kirsten Aiken brings you analysis and market expectations as they weigh up the chance of a cut on Melbourne Cup Day. The RBA has cut the cash rate three times so far this year.

On the eve of the RBA's interest rates decision, Kirsten Aiken brings you the latest as they weigh up the chance of a cut on Melbourne Cup Day. Hopes of another cut have been dashed by a rise in inflation and unemployment.

Award winning filmmaker, Kaytetye man, Warwick Thornton has three people warring inside him: director, writer, cinematographer: but one must win. In the searing beauty of Alice Springs, we witness the struggles.

Tony investigates how athlete activism can combat racism in sport, questioning why Australia often resists outspoken athletes like Adam Goodes.

Tony investigates how athlete activism can combat racism in sport, questioning why Australia often resists outspoken athletes like Adam Goodes.

Parliament resumes for a new sitting week. Coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives.

John and Helen lived together in an old farmhouse until Helen suffered a stroke, affecting her mobility. John makes a big change in their lives by building a high-tech wheelchair-accessible glass pavilion.

Two extraordinary stories of women haunted by events from their past: Susan Webb gave up her daughter for adoption in 1968 and was treated with ECT, and Sonia Walsh was left by her mother at three years of age.

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.

Jerry Coleby-Williams harvests sugar-bag honey, Costa Georgiadis explores a green industrial site, Jane Edmanson visits a garden for outdoor living, Tino Carnevale has a clean up, and Millie Ross plants four-season colour.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

As each day begins get the facts you need to stay informed. Bridget Brennan and James Glenday present the latest news, overnight developments and today's top stories, joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

Stay in the know with what's happening this morning. ABC News brings you up-to-the-minute news to fuel your daily conversations so you can stay connected and follow the discussion across the day. Presented by Gemma Veness.

She's flamboyant, provocative and brave. She's also married to David Walsh, founder of the MONA gallery. So why does artist and curator Kirsha Kaechele feel she's not taken seriously?

Chas and John discuss the week in America including fallout from Trump's meeting with China's President Xi, the federal government shutdown, Venezuela, Ukraine, the White House ballroom, tariffs, immigration and security.

Once elected PM, Gough Whitlam implemented sweeping changes at breakneck speed. He pressed on with major health and education reforms even after a faltering world economy hit home. Then the scandals erupted.

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.

Cheryl and Alice eventually join forces but after Cheryl's livelihood and life is threatened, they discover that in order to really challenge Rob, they will have to stop playing by the rules. (Final).

Cheryl and Alice eventually join forces but after Cheryl's livelihood and life is threatened, they discover that in order to really challenge Rob, they will have to stop playing by the rules. (Final).

The parliamentary sitting week continues with coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives.

Julia Zemiro travels with television and film actress, comedian and writer Magda Szubanski back to her childhood home town.

Chef Corinne builds a beautifully crafted, wedge-shaped home. Her plot is a slither of garden down the side of the house she's lived in for the last 24 years, with sweeping views but strict conservation area rules.

One man yearns to find the father he's never met; a search for the youngest birth mother the program has ever come across.

Fiona Bruce and the team of experts head to Derbyshire, where thousands await them at Chatsworth House for another busy day.

Stephen Fry looks at everything in the kitchen but the sink, with Victoria Wood, Richard Osman, Jason Manford and Alan Davies.

Liv thinks Thunderbirds are go, Matt's cheering for the Sydney Swans, Brad reckons Rubik's cubes are ripper, and Mark's nuts for nuclear physics. Tom thinks they're all a bit sad. Watch and judge for yourselves.

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 Nick Dole, plus weather with Tom Saunders.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

When singer Fairlie Arrow disappeared from her Gold Coast home in 1991, the tabloid media went to town. Arrow was reported as abducted by \.

In the final episode of End Game with Tony Armstrong, Tony returns to Australia to ask whether lessons from abroad can help tackle racism in sport.

Do we care too much about winning? To find out, Namila Benson enters a unique competition and talks to artists Abdul Abdullah, Jamie Cooper, Woopsyang and musician Nooky.

Renowned interviewer, Leigh Sales mentors Autistic journalism students in The Assembly, and in this episode, the students interview comedian Hamish Blake, with hilarious and heart-warming results.

Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment. Host Linton Besser, a four-time Walkley award-winning investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent, brings you a fearless critique of the week's journalism.

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.

It's the rates that stops the nation. All eyes will be on the Reserve Bank on Melbourne Cup Day as they meet to decide on interest rates. After three rate cuts in 2025, will we see another cut this year or will the RBA hold?

Four Corners is the home of Australian investigative journalism. These fearless and forensic documentaries expose scandals, trigger inquiries, fire debate and confront taboos. (Final for 2025).

Candid four-part interview series with Kerry O'Brien revealing the forces that shaped Paul Keating's ambitions, and some of the inside stories from Australian political history.

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

Chef Corinne builds a beautifully crafted, wedge-shaped home. Her plot is a slither of garden down the side of the house she's lived in for the last 24 years, with sweeping views but strict conservation area rules.

One man yearns to find the father he's never met; a search for the youngest birth mother the program has ever come across.

Michael Parkinson interviews guests Cy Coleman, Julie Anthony, Toni Lamond, and David Atkins.

Millie Ross shares her tips for gardeners who rent, Costa Georgiadis visits a family who make the most of their tiny space, Josh Byrne meets a legend of botany, and Jane Edmanson explores an inspiring Gippsland garden.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

As each day begins get the facts you need to stay informed. Bridget Brennan and James Glenday present the latest news, overnight developments and today's top stories, joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

Stay in the know with what's happening this morning. ABC News brings you up-to-the-minute news to fuel your daily conversations so you can stay connected and follow the discussion across the day. Presented by Gemma Veness.

As Australia signs a landmark deal to bolster its alliance with Washington, we're selling China the critical minerals it needs to build hypersonic missiles and nuclear technology. (Final for 2025).

Fiona Bruce and the team of experts head to Derbyshire, where thousands await them at Chatsworth House for another busy day.

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.

ASIC Chair Joe Longo addresses the National Press Club on the topic \.

Australia's leading forum for media analysis and comment. Host Linton Besser, a four-time Walkley award-winning investigative reporter and former foreign correspondent, brings you a fearless critique of the week's journalism.

The parliamentary sitting week continues with coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives.

Julia Zemiro travels with prize-winning playwright, actor and comedian Nakkiah Lui on a journey through her childhood.

In 2011, Edward and Hazel set out to build an art deco lighthouse on the North Devon coast. By 2019 they were almost bankrupt. Three years on, Kevin is back to see if anything has changed with this disastrous project.

Two stories of women trying to bring their families back together: Val and Marisa from West Yorkshire, united in their search for their missing son and brother, and Sam from Surrey in search of her birth mother.

A second visit to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, where Fiona Bruce and the experts are kept busy as more family treasures are brought from miles around.

Stephen Fry goes decidedly kitsch with Sue Perkins, Reginald D Hunter, Jimmy Carr and Alan Davies.

Jim's expert knowledge of skateboarding goes up against Amanda's research into Dr Maria Montessori, Nicole's digging into Duran Duran and Martin's eye on Stanley Kubrick, with scathing host Tom Gleeson.

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, plus weather with Tom Saunders.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

It's another classic lineup of Hard Quiz expert topics on the hunt for the Big Brass Mug! Tonight, it's Queen Victoria's Children, TV series Red Dwarf, NRL team the Sydney Roosters and would you believe, sewage!

Host Julia Zemiro and expert criminologists Prof Danielle Reynald and Dr David Bartlett are joined by Celia Pacquola and Mel Buttle to explore the complexities of eyewitness testimony.

Spicks returns with Ross Wilson, Andrea Lam, Ali McGregor, Frank Woodly and Urvi Majumdar all joining our favourite regulars Adam, Alan and Myf. Paul Kelly also belts out his sequel to How to Make Gravy.

Jono Pryor, Paul Douglas, Kalyani Nagarajan and our episode five champion answer Guy Montgomery's spelling tasks. Games include: Money, Shut Up and Spell and Wifi Round.

The AI bubble is now four times the size of the dot com bubble at its peak. When that bubble burst, billions were wiped off the stock market; could AI be hurtling towards a similar fate?

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.

Chas and John discuss the week in America including fallout from Trump's meeting with China's President Xi, the federal government shutdown, Venezuela, Ukraine, the White House ballroom, tariffs, immigration and security.

No topic is off limits in this funny and heart-felt look at body image, self love, and what it means to chill in the nude.

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

In 2011, Edward and Hazel set out to build an art deco lighthouse on the North Devon coast. By 2019 they were almost bankrupt. Three years on, Kevin is back to see if anything has changed with this disastrous project.

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 Malcolm Fraser, Rod McLennan, John O'May, and Jill Perryman.

Josh Byrne takes us on a tour of WA's best wildflowers, Sophie Thomson visits a date farm, Millie Ross and Squid go hunting for truffles, and Tino Carnevale checks out the giant pumpkins at an old-style country show.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

As each day begins get the facts you need to stay informed. Bridget Brennan and James Glenday present the latest news, overnight developments and today's top stories, joined by Emma Rebellato, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

Stay in the know with what's happening this morning. ABC News brings you up-to-the-minute news to fuel your daily conversations so you can stay connected and follow the discussion across the day. Presented by Gemma Veness.

When singer Fairlie Arrow disappeared from her Gold Coast home in 1991, the tabloid media went to town. Arrow was reported as abducted by \.

In the final episode of End Game with Tony Armstrong, Tony returns to Australia to ask whether lessons from abroad can help tackle racism in sport.

Host Julia Zemiro and expert criminologists Prof Danielle Reynald and Dr David Bartlett are joined by Celia Pacquola and Mel Buttle to explore the complexities of eyewitness testimony.

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.

Nikki and Jack continue to investigate the shocking lorry deaths.

The sitting week concludes with coverage of Question Time from the Senate. Parliament resumes on Monday 24 November.

Julia Zemiro travels to Surrey, London, to meet American-born writer Bill Bryson. He talks about the people, places and events that shaped him.

In 2015, young couple Vicky and Ed set out to transform a derelict cowshed into a 21st century home in the Somerset countryside. Kevin returns to see how much this ambitious project has changed their lives.

We take up a search on behalf of mother of three, Miriam Aragon Hay, looking for her Salvadoran father. And a story of Annie Sims, a woman who has struggled to come to terms with her adoption as a baby. (Final).

Fiona Bruce and the team head for Blair Castle, near Pitlochry in Scotland, where the treasures include a chair once used by Einstein, a necklace made from stags' teeth and a rare and valuable watch with no hands.

Stephen Fry looks at a complete kaleidoscope of K-topics with Liza Tarbuck, Susan Calman, Sandi Toksvig and Alan Davies.

It's Pearl Harbor versus Back to the Future versus Muhammad Ali versus British sitcom Peep Show in this smackdown. Host Tom Gleeson is cruel but fair as Phil, Jason, Mark and Valerie all play hard.

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, plus weather with Tom Saunders.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

Acclaimed Australian architect Ed Lippmann discovers transforming his childhood home into a signature steel and glass showpiece may be the most daunting assignment of his storied career.

Ann Melbourne found her birth mother but a relationship did not develop. But this hasn't stopped Ann wanting to find her birth father. Meanwhile, professional dancer Amanda Village is on the trail of her mother, Susan.

Nine artists compete to create portraits of celebrity sitters including artist Ken Done, chef Maggie Beer and Yellow Wiggle Tsehay Hawkins. Using diverse techniques, they showcase creativity and skill in just four hours.

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.

In 2015, young couple Vicky and Ed set out to transform a derelict cowshed into a 21st century home in the Somerset countryside. Kevin returns to see how much this ambitious project has changed their lives.

The parliamentary sitting week concludes with coverage of Question Time from the House of Representatives. Parliament resumes on Monday 24 November.

We take up a search on behalf of mother of three, Miriam Aragon Hay, looking for her Salvadoran father. And a story of Annie Sims, a woman who has struggled to come to terms with her adoption as a baby. (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 Adam Faith, Noni Hazlehurst and Syd Heylen.

Millie Ross suggests Aussie plants to grow indoors, Costa Georgiadis discovers some rare camellias, Jerry Coleby-Williams meets a Tillandsia expert, and Jane Edmanson discovers great food can be grown in tough spaces.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus analysis from 7.30's Political Editor Jacob Greber.

As the day begins get the facts you need to stay informed. James Glenday and Emma Rebellato bring you the latest news, overnight developments and today's top stories, joined by Charles Brice, Catherine Murphy and Nate Byrne.

Stay in the know with what's happening this morning. ABC News brings you up-to-the-minute news to fuel your daily conversations so you can stay connected and follow the discussion across today. Presented by Kathryn Robinson.

Nine artists compete to create portraits of celebrity sitters including artist Ken Done, chef Maggie Beer and Yellow Wiggle Tsehay Hawkins. Using diverse techniques, they showcase creativity and skill in just four hours.

Alice travels into the past in search of answers in the present as she becomes more isolated in her investigation. A surprising turn of events makes her hopeful that justice will finally be served.

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.

Acclaimed Australian architect Ed Lippmann discovers transforming his childhood home into a signature steel and glass showpiece may be the most daunting assignment of his storied career.

Julia travels to Melbourne to meet self-described \.

In 2015, builder Paul and his wife Carol set out to create a fortress-like home on the southern edge of the wild West Pennine Moors. But money and time ran out. Now, Kevin is back to see if this home is finally finished.

A divorced couple bond over their need to find the son they gave up as teenagers; a woman is haunted by not knowing her birth mother.

A second visit to Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, where Fiona Bruce and the experts are kept busy as more family treasures are brought from miles around.

Stephen Fry is joined by Alan Davies, Sarah Millican, Ross Noble and Colin Lane to look at the largest and littlest of animal life.

Sherlock Holmes scholar Damien squares off against tropical cyclone enthusiast Steve and Foo Fighters fan Jacqui, while Darren is nutty for knots. Only Tom Gleeson's quiz can sort out these eclectic experts.

Nakari Thorpe brings you the day's top stories and the latest news, exclusive investigations, original reporting and interviews in an extended 35 minute bulletin. Plus sport with Chloe Hart and weather with Tom Saunders.

Costa supercharges vegie soil, Jane explores a cemetery with wildflowers, Josh finds a tranquil courtyard, Tammy gets advice on growing desert peas, and we meet a sculptor creating lifelike plants.

Maigret must choose between his sense of justice and his career when a burglar is found murdered.

It's another classic lineup of Hard Quiz expert topics on the hunt for the Big Brass Mug! Tonight, it's Queen Victoria's Children, TV series Red Dwarf, NRL team the Sydney Roosters and would you believe, sewage!

Host Julia Zemiro and expert criminologists Prof Danielle Reynald and Dr David Bartlett are joined by Celia Pacquola and Mel Buttle to explore the complexities of eyewitness testimony.

Spicks returns with Ross Wilson, Andrea Lam, Ali McGregor, Frank Woodly and Urvi Majumdar all joining our favourite regulars Adam, Alan and Myf. Paul Kelly also belts out his sequel to How to Make Gravy.

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.

A death at a festival draws the team to the dark side of social media and its influencers.

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 Johanna Nicholson bring you the latest news, interviews, politics, culture, weather and global affairs. Plus sport with Daniela Intili.

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.