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Julian Morrow

The very first Federal election in Australia in 1901 resulted in a minority government, how did it fare and other parliaments since then with very slim majorities?

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Anthony Albanese shakes hands with albo in the studio

Prime Minister John Curtin (1885 - 1945), of Australia, in front of a microphone at the BBC in London.

A woman squats down on the ground explaining some of the women who shaped Canberra's history, to three other women.

The mallee fowl is about the size of a chicken and digs a huge nest

The floor of the crypt under St mary's is a brilliant pattern of orange mosaic tiles

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Illustration of Australia and SE Asia in red

Inspiring individuals talk about a pivotal moment in their personal histories. This week, Dr Elizabeth Green on her adventures with the Royal Flying Doctor Service in remote parts of Western Australia in the late 1980's.

PROXY Elizabeth Green

In 1997, actor Tasma Walton won the Logie for Best New Talent for her work on the hugely popular show Blue Heelers.

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Nick Kaldas came to Australia as a young boy with his family from Egypt. He joined the police and went on to become the NSW Deputy Police Commissioner overcoming some controversies and challenges along the way.

Nick Kaldas

A black and white photo of a woman sitting at a table with a book open, looking at the camera.

Prison newspapers made by and for prisoners have battled censorship and bans. But they've proven that, more than 70 years later, they're not going anywhere.

light skinned man with dark coloured short cut hair, smiling and wearing a black hoody. standing in front of a graffit wall

Mark and Judy Evans purchased a dilapidated tourist spot with its very own castle 30 years ago. They say its success is due to the park's 100-year history.

A photo of a castle at night in a forest, with everything all lit up by lights.

Many Australians experience obsessive-compulsive disorder and Yasmin Arkinstall is one of them. She's telling her story through a one-person opera.

A young woman in a blue dress holds a microphone to their face as they sing behind a blue backdrop

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As Alicia Bridges investigates the beginnings of an epic deception, she finds it spans across continents. At the heart of the deception is an upside-down world of gang crime, and a series of dilemmas. What secrets should stay secret?

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A knife is found near a drain, but is it the one police looking for? A man is put on trial, and the court hears the evidence against him.

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A life filled with diamond deals, drug money, bribes and corruption is strange enough. But the truth is even stranger. Deeper forces are at work, with a bigger purpose. Mr Big's web of secrets is revealed.

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