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Goals, goals and more goals are coming your way as our players take on all things soccer! There are thrills and spills in Bubble Soccer, plus Nick gets some tips from some junior pros.

Join Dash the Dragon and her curious friends as they discover and explore the world around them.

Myth-busting meets natural history with Tim Warwood and Adam Gendle.

Join Robson Green as he explores the shores of Britain on a journey to find out just what it is that makes the coast so special, and how Britain has been defined by its relationship with the sea.

Gordon Buchanan helps rehabilitate captive lynx back to the Russian wilderness.

The Book Hungry Bears, Boomer, Crystal, Melody and Scout, love sharing books, and are hungry to learn all they can from the picture books they settle down to share together.

Surf's up! Hop on your surfboard and catch a colourful wave with Nicholas singing Surfing the Rainbow!

Historian Sam Willis unravels how Chinese fascination with the sky has influenced peoples and cities from the past to the present.

Trainers prepare rescued sea lions for eye surgery; the team travels to the Bahamas to collect blood samples from native sharks; staff devise new enrichment for giant octopus Ophelia.

An obscure footnote in a declassified government file leads to a secret group of scientists tasked with one of the most important missions of all time - protect the president. On November 22, 1963, President John F Kennedy is assassinated while riding in an open car motorcade in downtown Dallas. His death makes clear the failures of presidential protection. Three lead scientists from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency - DARPA, determine more needs to be done, and it needs to be done in secret. The black budget program and the technology that would result from it is known as Project Star. Dedicated and committed to protecting the president, scientists are continually expanding technology beyond the future to protest the star of the US, the president. Mike Baker investigates.

Discover how succulent rainbow trout, crunchy roasted cashew nuts, expertly sliced apples, and unspeakably tasty peameal bacon get to the masses.

In the 1920s, the Hopi, Hawaiians, Hispanics, Cajuns, and a once forgotten folk singer are all brought together to make records that let America hear itself for the first time.

Boomer loves to play Boom, Boom Blue but has trouble adapting when others want to change the game. He learns how to be flexible and try different things.

Join Dash the Dragon and her curious friends as they discover and explore the world around them.

The centre-pass is off and the game is underway in a netball showdown! It's a must-win for Gigi Gyro and she's bringing her A-game. Plus, Nick gets some pointers from some junior legends.

An ordinary family go back in time to immerse themselves in Australian history. Lower primary humanities and social sciences students are invited on a virtual excursion to see how people lived, from Federation to the 1940s.

Our family travel back to the 1910s when the first census of the Commonwealth was released, World War I broke out and the end of the war introduced the observation of Remembrance Day.

Filmed at the 1954 Salzburg Festival, this restored and technically enhanced recording of Don Giovanni is more than simply a superb performance of one of the world's most lastingly popular operas with an exquisite cast. It is the last visual document of Wilhelm Furtwangler's art, the legacy of a great conductor. A giant among 20th-century conductors, Wilhelm Furtwangler was associated for many years with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. After the war, he discovered a new, exceptionally rewarding venue for his artistry at the Salzburg Festival. Beginning with Fidelio in 1948, Furtwangler ushered in a golden age of memorable performances in Salzburg.