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Crikey! It’s the Irwins is an all new wildlife series featuring the Irwin Family - Terri, Bindi, and Robert as they carry on Steve Irwin's legacy of wildlife conservation, through their work at the expansive Australian Zoo. The family are followed as they strive to protect and celebrate animals throughout the world.

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Network: Animal Planet

Format: 14 x 1hr

Teenage Boss: Next Level is an inspiring reality series where teenagers take charge of their family’s finances for a month. Hosted by beloved entertainer Emma Watkins, each episode follows a teen, aged 15 to 17, as they tackle household budgets, make tough decisions, and work toward big goals like funding a dream trip or saving for their first car.

With challenges, heartfelt moments, and valuable lessons, the show offers a fresh, engaging look at financial responsibility and teamwork, showing families how to see money—and each other—differently.

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Network: ABC

Format: 10 × 30min

Three recent bull shark encounters in the heart of Sydney Harbor leave the city on edge. Shark attack survivor Paul de Gelder returns to the exact location where a bull shark nearly took his life to determine the cause for the spike in attacks.

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Network: Discovery Channel

Format: 1 × 1hr

Aussie Snake Wranglers is a brand new documentary series following the busiest snake catching team in Australia as they tackle some of the deadliest snakes on the planet.

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Network: Nat Geo

Format: 16 x 1hr

Nick ‘Honey Badger’ Cummins, is back with the second installment of his hit series and this time, the former rugby international, along with best mate Blair Frendin, pack up the Amarok and head into one of Australia’s last true wilderness areas, north-eastern Arnhem Land.

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Network: Seven Mate

Format: 1 x 1hr

Ambulance Australia follows the extraordinary call-takers, dispatchers and paramedics as they face high pressure situations every day they suit up for work.

As the first to respond to urgent and emergency calls, they must use all their training and experience to make split second decisions that can mean the difference between life and death as they step into situations that can be emotionally fraught or physically dangerous.

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Network: Network 10

Format: 12 x 60min

Series 3 follows Wiradjuri boy Kamil Ellis and Kayne Tremills as they traverse remote corners of Australia in search of weird and wonderful wildlife, Indigenous rites and rituals, and of course adrenalin-fuelled, dramatic missions.

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Network: ABC Kids

Format: 13 x 30min

The Adventure Angler series is themed around exotic destinations with amazing and unique fishing opportunities, yet each show has an adventurous twist. Locations might be reached by jet skis, quad (motor) bikes, helicopter, inflatable boats, yachts or horses, but whatever the means it will be another great escapade for our intrepid hero, Micah Adams.

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Network: Fox Sports

Format: 6 x 13 x 30min

Animals do the most incredible things. But have you ever wondered how? Or Why? Narrated by Downton Abbey’s Hugh Bonneville, this show answers the most burning questions of the natural world.

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Network: Animal Planet

Format: 8 x 20min

Explore the hidden migration highways of sharks along Australia’s iconic coastlines in this captivating blue-chip series. Join world-class scientists and expert divers as they uncover the secrets of these enigmatic predators, from their elusive behaviors to the critical role they play in marine ecosystems. Through groundbreaking research and awe-inspiring encounters, discover how humans and sharks can coexist in harmony while protecting these extraordinary creatures for future generations.

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Network: Love Nature

Format: 6 × 1hr

"Outback Opal Hunters" Season 6 follows Australia's most daring opal miners as they confront the Outback's relentless challenges in pursuit of the elusive "Queen of Gems." This season introduces new teams employing cutting-edge technology, while veteran crews like the Bushmen and the Cheals face their most perilous digs yet. From explosive operations to treacherous weather conditions and the constant threat of opal thieves, each episode showcases the miners' unwavering determination to strike it rich in some of Australia's harshest and most remote landscapes.

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Network: Discovery

Format: 12 × 1hr

In Aussie Gold Hunters we join hard-core teams of gold prospectors as they take the gamble of a lifetime and battle to strike it rich, deep in the wild west of outback Australia. Share the soaring highs and crushing lows of the gold season as our teams pursue their all-important targets braving brutal heat, punishing conditions, mechanical breakdowns, and constant pressure.

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Network: Discovery

Format: 13 x 1hr

This series is about us. And it’s about the Australian health system.  It’s both.

It is a snapshot of what happens over a single day in our unique health service, stretched from one end of the continent to the other.  How healthy is our health system?  What are the challenges of distance, of recurring national problems (like obesity, melanoma, substance abuse and mental health).  These are the human stories (patients and staff), the character, jeopardy, drama and heart.  This series is about us and our relationships; about joy, fear, uncertainty and hope. 

As individuals our relationship with the health system begins when we are no more than the blue line on the pregnancy test and ends when we are a flat line on the ECG.  By looking closely at our health system we also put ourselves under the microscope.  How do we live? What do we value?   What is the quality of our lives?  What are our priorities? How do we want to live and die?

It is also about the future.  With advances in medicine, the escalating costs of sophisticated or ongoing treatment, and our ever-aging population - how will we as a nation face the challenges ahead?

This landmark series will confront and surprise the audience with the real stories of what makes up Australia’s massive system of care and service, which we often take for granted.  What specific challenges do we face with a system that needs to cater for everything from the most remote indigenous community to the busiest city hospital?

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Network: ABC1

Format: 6 x 1hr

“Film to Fashion” is a style advice web series starring Katie Orlowski from the YouTube channel "Steal The Spotlight", that shows how fans of cult films, can dress like their favourite characters by blending retro aesthetics with present day fashion sensibilities.

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Network: YouTube

Format: 5 x 10mins

Hosted by Brisbane Broncos very own Sam Thaiday and Channel Nine’s Sam Squiers, the series of half hour shows is the envy of all NRL fans as the cameras were given all-area access to capture exclusive behind-the-scenes action, access to players in their time away from the footy field, and the latest news on club happenings.

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Network: Channel Nine & Fox Sports

Format: 6 x 30mins

"Megasharks of Dangerous Reef" takes viewers to the remote islands off South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, home to some of the largest great white sharks on the planet. Despite local fishing reports of massive sharks, these ocean giants remain elusive.

Join a team of scientists as they venture into these waters to uncover the mysteries of these apex predators, exploring their behaviors and vital role in the marine ecosystem. This thrilling documentary dives deep into the hidden world of these legendary creatures.

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Network: Discovery

Format: 1 × 1hr

Air Rescue is an observational documentary series following the high-stakes work of the rescue crew of the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service. The pilots, aircrew and intensive care paramedics are our narrators - and through them we’re draw into the lives of Australian’s in crisis.

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Network: Seven Network

Format: 8 x 30mins

Shark experts study great whites off Australia during the global lockdown.

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Network: Discovery

Format: 1 x 1hr

The Australian outback. Over 90 million sheep and cattle call this unforgiving land home, as does the Australian Cowboy – the Jackaroo. But as cities grow and the mines boom, the Jackaroo is leaving the land. Enter 5 wannabe Jillaroos. Over the next month these women will be trained in the South Australian bush by master horseman Bill Willoughby. There are real jobs on real properties up for grabs, but they’ll need to show teamwork, determination, and a whole lot of grit.

If we could take a snapshot of what it takes to keep Australians safe, how would that look? Shot over a single 48-hour period, with privileged access to those entrusted with our national and personal security, Keeping Australia Safe is arguably the most ambitious observational documentary series ever undertaken in Australia. 

More than 24 government and private institutions granted access for cameras to record their operations over the same 48-hour period. The entire 6-part series was shot in 2 days – revealing what it takes to protect our national security and personal security and at what cost (to the budget and to who we are).

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Network: ABC1

Format: 6 x 1hr

"Croc College" is a 2013 Australian documentary series that follows six ordinary Australians as they embark on one of the most thrilling and dangerous training courses Australia has to offer: saltwater crocodile wrangling. Led by Queensland croc legend John Lever, the students learn how to handle, farm, and manage the world's oldest and largest living reptile—the saltwater crocodile. Over a five-week course, they gain practical experience in restraining large crocodiles, safely raiding nests to remove eggs, treating sick and injured crocodiles, and interpreting crocodile behavior. The series also delves into the sometimes ethically confronting business side of croc farming, including participation in a groundbreaking artificial insemination project

British pests are incredibly unpleasant but, generally speaking, they don’t leap at your throat and try and kill you. So how will nine UK pest controllers fare when they swap their usual infestations of ants, wasps and rats for super-sized spiders, poisonous snakes and lethal crocs? We’re sure they’ll be fine. When it comes down to it, what really is the difference between a cockroach and a crocodile? You just need a bigger net, right?

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Network: Dave UK

Format: 20 x 30mins

Australian diplomats break their code of silence and take us into their world: we join them at the coalface as cultures collide and we’re drawn into the lives of Australians in crisis abroad – and their families and friends at home. As their adventures unfold through unexpected and dramatic twists and turns, this structured observational series will shock, surprise and touch the hearts of every family.

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Network: Channel Nine

Format: 8 x 60mins

To escape incessant bullying on the bus ride home, a young girl falls asleep only to wake up trapped at an empty bus yard, with something lurking outside - something big - and if she wants to make it out alive, this frightened girl will have to unleash a monster of her own.

HERE THERE BE MONSTERS has been produced as part of a short film initiative with Screen Queensland in Australia in 2018.

At it’s core, HERE THERE BE MONSTERS is a classic short horror story and like all great horror it attempts to explore a deeper thematic idea beyond the simple visceral thrills. The film explores the effect and prevalence of bullying in society today as well as the transference of anger. And through its tragic and heartbreaking finale, the film asks whether we are all guilty of hurting others – either through inaction or direct action itself?

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Format: 1 x 15mins

"Shark Attack Island" is a 2024 documentary that investigates a South Pacific paradise that has become a hotspot for shark attacks. Over the past five years, seven people have been killed, some in knee-deep water just steps from the shore. The film explores the reasons behind the increased presence of bull, tiger, and great white sharks near resort beaches, aiming to understand the causes of these fatal encounters and identify the species involved.

From its humble beginnings, The Australian Firefighters Calendar was established in 1993 to support the Children's Hospital Foundation, providing funds for research into childhood burns. Now in its 27th year, The Australian Firefighters Calendar has raised over $3 million for various charities. This is their story.

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Network: Channel Nine

Format: 1 x 1hr

From the four burner learners, to the flame grilled elite. The Great Australian BBQ is a cooking competition with flare, six teams step up to the plate in an attempt to seal the title of Australia's Greatest BBQ'er. The steaks have never been higher.    

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Network: Seven Mate

Format: 1 x 1hr