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People left in limbo waiting for new compensation scheme to start. Where the newly unemployed can be found. Michael Kirby reflects on coronavirus COVID-19 and how he believes 2020 compares to other periods in history.

Shadow treasurer Jim Chalmers delivers a post-budget reply address to the National Press Club, followed by questions from the media.

Will we end up living in space, being served by robots, and growing our food in labs? We meet the people planning our future world. Plus, should 16-year-olds be allowed to vote? Alternative title: BBC My World.

Janice Petersen chats to those who have experienced short-term fame. What's it like to suddenly become famous? What happens when it's all over?

It started out as the holiday of a lifetime and quickly turned into a ship in lockdown, searching for a port in a COVID-19 storm. This program charts the story of the MV Greg Mortimer cruise ship that left Argentina three days after coronavirus was declared a pandemic.

Is it possible to live to 120? Yes, according to the burgeoning field of longevity science. Touted by some as potentially the greatest discovery in the history of human health, age busting diets, pills, and treatments are increasingly bursting into the multibillion-dollar anti-ageing market, but is it fact or science-fiction? Over 12 weeks, reporter Darren Mara puts his own body to the test to find out if ageing really is a thing of the past.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian is fighting for her political life. George Pell has been granted an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican. Plus we go behind the scenes with Senator Jacqui Lambie.

Behind the scenes with Indian YouTube star Carry Minati as he tells how he became a YouTube star. Plus, are school exams a good way of learning or do students sit too many of them? Also, everything you need to know about coronavirus COVID-19. Alternative title: BBC My World.

One-on-one with the man who wants to be prime minister - Anthony Albanese. He takes your questions on how he'd lead Australia out of the pandemic, plus his alternative agenda including free childcare for low-income earners.

Tinder is the dating app that has reinvented the way we meet new people. Some are looking for love, others, are after a casual fling. The app has been downloaded more than 100 million times worldwide and it's the most popular dating app in Australia. In a joint investigation, Four Corners and Triple J Hack reveal that the dating app has become a playground for sex offenders. Multiple women have come forward to speak with Four Corners guest reporter and Hack presenter Avani Dias. They tell their stories of assault at the hands of those they have matched with on Tinder.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian reveals she had been in a "close personal relationship" with Daryl Maguire. The farmers bouncing back from crippling drought. Plus Leigh Sales interviews rock legend Jimmy Barnes.

This documentary special investigates the extraordinary history of cruising and a darker side few are aware of. In the face of the pandemic, will a holiday on the high seas ever be the same again?

Australia's current affairs program with a proven record of excellence over several decades. Join television's top reporters as they investigate, analyse, and uncover the issues affecting all Australians.

David Speers interviews treasurer Josh Frydenberg, and Mike Bowers talks pictures with Nine newspapers Alex Ellinghausen. On the panel are 7.30's Laura Tingle, the Age and Sydney Morning Herald's Shane Wright and Guardian Australia's Katharine Murphy to analyse the federal government's plan and ask if it does enough to kickstart Australia's economic recovery.

A special program from the Amazon rainforest. What does the future hold for the next generation of people who live there? We meet the Indigenous teenagers trying to preserve their way of life, and a ranching family who moved to the Amazon in search of opportunities. Alternative title: BBC My World.

Republican US Vice-President Mike Pence and Democrat candidate Kamala Harris face off in the first vice-presidential debate.

Opposition leader Anthony Albanese delivers his reply to the federal budget, outlining Labor's alternate plan for recovery after the pandemic.

Australia's leading nightly public affairs program, bringing you more exclusive investigations and real-life stories of extraordinary Australians. Plus, a unique perspective on the issues of the day. Presented by Leigh Sales.