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ABC to premiere TALL POPPY – A SKATER’S STORY documentary ahead of her Olympic debut
Tall Poppy – A Skater’s Story, is an inspirational coming-of-age story about Australian skateboarder and Olympic hopeful Poppy Starr Olsen.
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The phenomenon of ‘not being heard’ – This week on MS REPRESENTED
Annabel asks the cast of Ms Represented to describe their experiences of being the only woman in the room.
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BREAKING | HAMISH MACDONALD farewells the ABC
The writing was on the wall from the very beginning...viewers didn't connect with the new night, format or host, and numbers started falling.
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CATALYST returns with new season and focus on new Cancer treatments
Cancer care is changing. As treatments become more effective, people are living longer with the disease, even when it’s incurable.
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BBC documentary BAD INFLUENCER explores the story of BELLE GIBSON tonight on ABC
By 23, wellness guru Belle Gibson had cultivated an adoring global following online with the story that she had successfully treated her own terminal cancer by eating a plant based diet and using alternative natural therapies.
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THOMAS KING is the next special guest on Courtney Act’s One Plus One
Thomas King wants to change the world, particularly the way people think about food. He joins Courtney Act to talk about effective advocacy, and his love for David Attenborough.
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British crime drama INNOCENT returns with second season this weekend
Crime drama, Innocent, returns for the second series, starring Shaun Dooley, with Katherine Kelly and Jamie Bamber.
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Season 22 of MIDSOMER MURDERS premieres tonight on ABC
There is a full moon over Little Worthy this Halloween and the area is buzzing with activity following the chance popularity of Little Worthy’s very own meme.
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A country style backyard this week on DREAM GARDENS
After knocking down their home to build a contemporary property, Bec and Marty plan to revive their tired old garden to complement the house.
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Life and death on Mount Everest explored on FOUR CORNERS
In 1953 the world stood in awe when Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay conquered Mount Everest. Their feat inspired generations of climbers to tackle the mountain. But in 2019, when pictures emerged on social media showing climbers jammed together queuing to reach the summit, there was an outcry.
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ABC goes BACK TO NATURE with new series exploring Australia’s landscape
In this 8-part, visually stunning ABC factual series Back To Nature, hosts Aaron Pedersen (Mystery Road) and bestselling author Holly Ringland (The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart) will guide viewers through the wonder and awe of the Australian landscape, exploring stories that reconnect the audience with the natural world and with Country.
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Auditions | How you can be on the next season of YOU CAN’T ASK THAT
Over the past six seasons, more than 10,000 Australians have sent in curious, shocking, and often hilarious questions, and 427 Australians have bravely taken a seat to answer those questions, helping us understand their lives.
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Can Mongolia’s nomadic herders survive climate change? This week on Foreign Correspondent
For centuries, the herders and their livestock have survived the harsh environment of the steppes – where summers are scalding and winter temperatures plummet well below freezing.
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Virginia Trioli guest hosts Q+A live from Melbourne
South West Sydney is being targeted by the NSW government and police, as the area records the most new cases, but many locals say the focus is unfair and discriminatory.
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Sixty years of The Australian Ballet celebrated in new series AND WE DANCED
For the first time in its history The Australian Ballet opens its remarkable archive. As well as rarely seen historical footage, this three-part series features interviews with past and present dancers, celebrity fans of the ballet, choreographers, artistic directors and ballet historians
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ABC brings Indigenous names and languages into the national conversation
The ABC has increased its daily use of Indigenous languages, names and nationwide Acknowledgements of Country across television, radio and online, as part of its ongoing commitment to enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to tell and share their own stories.
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New Melbourne documentary CRACKING COVID premieres tonight on ABC
In the Melbourne institute that bears Doherty’s name, as well as in research labs in other parts of the countries, scientists race to understand the virus. to find its weaknesses, and to develop a vaccine against it.
