1. Australia Says Yes
2. Civics and citizenship

A nervous man has brought a bag of tea and coffee which turns out to be much more than a beverage. A couple returning to Australia have a very creepy collection they've brought home with them.

Musician and documentary maker Professor Green investigates the social issues affecting young people today. He takes a look at what life is really like for children living on the breadline.

When politicians and property developers threaten to transform Sydney's Waterloo, the locals fight back: their war cry is an ambitious artwork, the making of which will both unite and divide.

Customs suspect two men who have arrived separately may be connected somehow. An aggressive passenger turns nasty, forcing officers to take dramatic action. A suspicious parcel contains an unexpected concealment.

Packed with drama, high emotions, and cliff-hanger moments, this is the intimate and personal history of struggle and perseverance that propelled Australia to say "Yes" to marriage equality. The film shows how a group of determined individuals fought tirelessly against unjust laws that treated LGBTIQ people as second-class citizens, creating a movement that saw them go from criminals to legally equal over the course of five decades.

Investigative journalists Ruby and Neil return to the bush near Barrenjoey Road where violence and sexual assaults took place in the months before Trudie disappeared. They uncover new evidence and compelling leads.

A woman who's just had her breasts enhanced on holidays is caught carrying vials of drugs. An unsuspecting passenger has a run-in with a relentless officer. Quarantine find an animal's head in the mail.

Tom makes headlines as he's engulfed in the news cycle after tweeting a selfie with Michael Cohen, culminating in a string of bizarre cable news appearances.

Investigative journalists Ruby Jones and Neil Mercer probe the police investigation into Trudie Adams' disappearance and 14 attacks that took place in the same area around the same time.

Go behind the scenes of our Immigration Customs and Quarantine departments. Narrated by Grant Bowler.

Tom thinks a billionaire and convicted paedophile may have recorded Donald Trump at one of his infamous parties. Anthony Scaramucci offers his unique point of view.

This true crime story begins with the mystery of 18-year-old Trudie Adams' disappearance 40 years ago. It leads our investigators to the dark heart of Australia: high-level corruption, cover-ups, drug deals and many murders.

Go behind the scenes of our Immigration Customs and Quarantine departments. Narrated by Grant Bowler.

Tom is obsessed with rumours of an elusive tape of Donald Trump supposedly behaving badly in an elevator. He yells at AJ Benza, fanboys over Ashley Feinberg, and ambushes Harvey Levin.

A young designer from LA arrives with a suspicious bag. Biosecurity officers uncover a huge quantity of high-risk items in the luggage of a Chinese student.

A French backpacker with a suspicious scent attracts the attention of Customs' sniffer dogs. A baby faced bandit is on the run from the law. A mirror arrives in the mail concealing several pallets of heroin.

Tom thinks footage might exist of Trump misbehaving backstage at Miss Universe. He bothers Ari Emanuel to help him as he writes and directs a PSA, hoping someone will turn it in.

A nervous man alarms officers. Two Brazilian men claim to be best friends but officers suspect it's a cover for illegal activity. A huge amount of prohibited food shocks Biosecurity.