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This episode dives into the world of Manjit Gujral and his thriving, high-energy hospitality and events dynasty in Sydney's west. The family business that has been at the heart of the flamboyant Indian-Australian scene is now at a crossroads. With the patriarch stepping back and his two ambitious sons, Deep and Varun, challenging him to modernise, it's a battle of the old and the new. In this closely entwined family business, if all goes well there is magic on the horizon. If not, they have everything to lose.

This episode dives into the world of Manjit Gujral and his thriving, high-energy hospitality and events dynasty in Sydney's west. The family business that has been at the heart of the flamboyant Indian-Australian scene is now at a crossroads. With the patriarch stepping back and his two ambitious sons, Deep and Varun, challenging him to modernise, it's a battle of the old and the new. In this closely entwined family business, if all goes well there is magic on the horizon. If not, they have everything to lose.

Recently retired ABC newsreader Ian Henderson sets out on a quest to find the secrets of ageing healthily. He discovers that a new understanding of how the trillions of cells in our bodies age could keep us all younger for longer. He meets Australian scientists working at the cutting edge of ageing biology and learns that their research isn’t just about making us live longer, but also about keeping us healthier into old age - improving our ‘healthspan’. They reveal that we can all improve our healthspan by making simple changes to the way we live our lives.

Four Australian inventions that transformed how we see the world around us, and what we know about it. William and Lawrence Bragg invented X-ray crystallography to reveal the atomic structure of crystals. Milutin Stoilovic and colleagues at the Australian National University worked with Federal Police to create a forensic lamp, the Polilight, which could detect latent finger prints. Charles Tait created the world's first feature film with the help of his family, and William Beech invented the periscope rifle in the trenches of Gallipoli.

Four Australian inventions that transformed how we see the world around us, and what we know about it. William and Lawrence Bragg invented X-ray crystallography to reveal the atomic structure of crystals. Milutin Stoilovic and colleagues at the Australian National University worked with Federal Police to create a forensic lamp, the Polilight, which could detect latent finger prints. Charles Tait created the world's first feature film with the help of his family, and William Beech invented the periscope rifle in the trenches of Gallipoli.

Four Australian inventions that transformed how we see the world around us, and what we know about it. William and Lawrence Bragg invented X-ray crystallography to reveal the atomic structure of crystals. Milutin Stoilovic and colleagues at the Australian National University worked with Federal Police to create a forensic lamp, the Polilight, which could detect latent finger prints. Charles Tait created the world's first feature film with the help of his family, and William Beech invented the periscope rifle in the trenches of Gallipoli.