New hosts Sarika Cullis-Suzuki and Anthony Morgan take on The Nature of Things, the world's longest-running science documentary series.

Rival anti-government narco-militias have returned Colombia to a state of violent conflict, displacement and forced recruitment

Brian Walsh was Foxtel's heart and soul for 28 years, hear from the people who worked on the shows he commissioned for millions of people and how Brian's legacy is standing strong.

Told through beautifully restored original colour home movies and personal letters, this documentary offers a rare glimpse into life in Northern Ireland during World War II. Helen Ramsey Turtle was a young American mother living on an island outside Belfast. Her letters home to America reveal the horror of the Belfast Blitz, the buzz of American GIs arriving and her own deeply personal story of resilience and optimism in the face of an unexpected diagnosis.

A unique, decade-long mountain lion study uses a vast network of over 200 trail cameras scattered throughout Montana’s Sapphire Mountains to piece together the story of a female mountain lion named Willow and her kittens. The film weaves together footage of mountain lions and their complex interactions with each other. Witness an epic saga about life and death that contains never-before-captured events and behaviors at every turn.

Scientists and hunters team up to fight the growing threat of the invasive Burmese python in the Florida Everglades. In the 1990s, pet pythons were released into the wild and have eaten their way through the food chain. Today, nobody knows how many there are, but estimates may be in the hundreds of thousands.

Chris Lynch travels across Europe as he test-drives some of the boldest, smartest and most life-changing mobility technology on the planet. From the Swiss Alps to the streets of London, Chris road-tests some of the most innovative wheelchairs ever made. Along the way, he meets the inventors, engineers and users behind the technology that is transforming lives.

And So It Begins follows the Philippines’ turbulent 2022 presidential race, with the son of ousted former dictator Ferdinand Marcos waging a combative social media campaign against his more progressive opponent, incumbent Vice President Leni Robredo. Following it all is independent journalist and Nobel-winner Maria Ressa, with an eye toward the specter of increasing autocracy.

The deadly flash floods in Texas over the 2025 Fourth of July weekend were just the latest reminder of an alarming new reality: Once-rare "superfloods" are striking with unprecedented ferocity, devastating communities around the globe. Join investigators as they piece together a moment-by-moment account of the Asheville, North Carolina disaster in 2024, when Hurricane Helene triggered flash floods and mudslides in a city 2,000 feet above sea level and more than 250 miles inland. Discover how hidden atmospheric phenomena, combined with a warming planet, are creating a new era of risk. Can science offer a lifeline to communities facing an increasingly dangerous future?

Follow scientists as they track down the earliest known bubonic plague victims in hopes of preventing future outbreaks, while historians and scholars explore the societal impact of the plague on medieval Europe. What happens when a third of a continent’s population is wiped out?

For weeks in 2002, the DC Sniper attacks held the nation’s capital in the grip of fear, a seemingly random campaign of terror. This special reframes that entire event through the testimony of Mildred Muhammad, the ex-wife of sniper John Allen Muhammad. Her account reveals the horrifying truth that the attacks were not random at all.

Philadelphia is the City of Brotherly Love, but in the '90s, it was a bloodbath. Two warring mob factions battle for control in this true-crime series.

During World War Two, pollution in Las Angeles turned so severe that residents feared it was a Japanese attack. Scientists discovered it was a far more sinister plot: we had unwittingly attacked ourselves with pollution.

They were known as the Fighting Sullivans, and were by far America s most famous sailors. The destruction of their ship in 1942, however, turned this story of national heroism to one of deep tragedy.

Katya is a young welder, tough, self-reliant and determined to leave her traumatic childhood behind. But when she's unexpectedly forced to care for her vulnerable half-sister, everything changes.