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50:10 | Published 4 months ago
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Ambulance Australia

Paramedics Rick and Amie's easy morning is shaken by a serious call: a 51-year-old male is suffering a heart attack and they are the closest responders. It is a race against the clock to save his life.

Health and PE
52:10 | Published 4 months ago
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War's Secret Shame: Shell Shock

Examine the history of post-traumatic stress disorder, from World War I to the present day.

Health and PE
1:29:48 | Published 4 months ago
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Vitamania

Dr Derek Muller takes us on an epic journey, a world-spanning investigation of vitamin science and history from molecules to marketing, from colds to chemotherapy. What he uncovers will confound opinions on all sides of the debate over vitamins and dietary supplements.

Health and PE
Community clip
1:00 | Published 4 months ago
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Harassing someone due to a disability or medical condition on Home and Away

Raffy is bullied further as a result of her post-traumatic epilepsy diagnosis.

Health and PE
27:21 | Published 4 months ago
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Ask the Doctor

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Stress Relief

Sandro submits to a humiliating stress test, Caroline discovers how school students can manage their moods, and Shalin explores the science of comfort food.

Health and PE
44:31 | Published 4 months ago
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Cocaine: Britain's Epidemic

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Teen Dealers

This program looks at those responsible for marketing cocaine as an everyday drug. This documentary series explores the users, the dealers, and the addicts, as well as those who are trying to stop its distribution. It tackles another major issue affecting millions of people in Britain, provides new insights into the drug's distribution and usage, and explores how it affects all facets of UK society, spanning the rich, poor, old, and young.

News and current affairs
49:53 | Published 4 months ago
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Ambulance Australia

A shortage in ambulances. Long wait times for patients. A horrific motor vehicle accident. Brain injury. A house fire. Suspected domestic violence. All this in the 'day in the life' of a paramedic.

Health and PE
47:31 | Published 4 months ago
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My F-ing Tourette's Family

In this compelling documentary, we follow a family who know only too well the highs and lows and the public embarrassment that is part and parcel of being different from the norm. Led by one child in the family who is coming of age, we see the impact of the family's lifestyle and the public's reaction to it.

Health and PE
Community clip
1:48 | Published 4 months ago
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Cyberbullying on Home and Away

Following Raffy's diagnosis of post-traumatic epilepsy, a live stream video she was making about her condition gets trolled by cyber bullies from Summer Bay High School.

Health and PE
49:17 | Published 4 months ago
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Life On Us

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Your Private Wildlife

There is an unexplored planet in the Solar System. A strange world of bizarre creatures locked in a fight for survival. This planet is the human body and it's teeming with unknown ecosystems. Our bodies are home to a trillion cells that are not us - but are very much the making of us. Bugs cling to our skin and grasp onto our hair. They live inside our gut, in our blood and even in our brain. They determine our health, body shape, mood and even our behaviour. We are super-organisms, part of an interconnected web of life. This hidden world is brought to life through fascinating personal accounts, breakthroughs in scientific insights and by the use of the latest imaging technologies.

Biology
53:49 | Published 4 months ago
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Life On Us

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Superhuman

Our health, body shape, mood and even our evolution are determined by the unseen life forms that swarm throughout our bodies. This program looks at the battleground within our bodies and the remarkable new science that is changing our views about health and disease. We take our audience on a safari full of surprises to discover the role that microbes and worms play in our everyday life and the way they've shaped us throughout our evolution. As the series concludes, we realise that the key to our existence is in maintaining the delicate balance between ourselves and all the other species that we've evolved with - both inside and out. We will never again look at our bodies in the same way.

Biology
44:44 | Published 5 months ago
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Cocaine: Britain's Epidemic

This program looks at those responsible for marketing cocaine as an everyday drug. This documentary series explores the users, the dealers, and the addicts, as well as those who are trying to stop its distribution. It tackles another major issue affecting millions of people in Britain, provides new insights into the drug's distribution and usage, and explores how it affects all facets of UK society, spanning the rich, poor, old, and young.

News and current affairs
50:41 | Published 5 months ago
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Ambulance Australia

While most people are enjoying a lazy weekend morning, NSW Ambulance gears up to care for the 5 million people in Sydney. As the calls come in, all sense of quiet turns to chaos.

Health and PE
27:45 | Published 5 months ago
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Black Comedy

Blakforce respond to a whiteface complaint, Will gets more than he bargained for when he engages the services of an Indigenous call girl, and the Wigglymuyu Dancers turn their attention to spirits of the alcoholic kind.

Media arts
49:33 | Published 5 months ago
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Is Your Brain Male or Female?

Dr Michael Mosley and Professor Alice Roberts investigate if male and female brains really are wired differently. New research suggests that the connections in men and women's brains follow different patterns, patterns which may explain typical forms of male and female behaviour. But are these patterns innate, or are they shaped by the world around us? Using a team of human lab rats and a troop of barbary monkeys, Michael and Alice test the science and challenge old stereotypes. They ask whether this new scientific research will benefit both men and women - or whether it could drive the sexes even further apart.

Science
57:32 | Published 5 months ago
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Fighting Spirit: Wheeling Diggers' Invictus Games Dream

This deeply moving one-hour documentary goes behind the scenes of the Invictus Games Sydney 2018 to follow the formation of the Australian wheelchair rugby team as they struggle to reclaim their lives, on and off the court.

Health and PE
27:34 | Published 5 months ago
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Ask the Doctor

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Alcohol Risks

The team uncover alarming evidence that drinking alcohol can lead to cancer. But can the damage be reversed? Shalin quits booze for a month with surprising results, and Sandro road-tests confronting warning labels.

Health and PE
1:02:30 | Published 5 months ago
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Ambulance Australia

This program delves beyond the blue flashing lights to the heart and soul of the people devoted to helping others on the worst day of their lives.

Health and PE
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