1. Australian Story: Eye of the Storm
2. Programs from series

In the season finale, Australian Story meets an 81-year-old inventor who's saved the lives of hundreds of premature babies and checks in with the hilarious Dustyesky 'fake Russian' choir for a special Christmas performance.

On Christmas Day two years ago Mick O'Dowd was feeling unwell. 24 hours later he was battling for his life. The life-affirming story of Mick and Katharine O'Dowd and the silent killer most people have never heard of: sepsis.

Serial killer Bradley Edwards hid in plain sight for nearly 25 years before WA detectives finally tracked him down. Australian Story reveals the extraordinary twists and turns that led to police cracking the case and revisits the families of two of his victims, Jane Rimmer and Sarah Spiers, who first spoke to the program 16 years ago.

An outback town, a newspaper in trouble and an unlikely champion. Broken Hill is fighting to keep its century-old newspaper alive but can the Barrier Truth's owners and loyal community of readers steer it through its toughest time yet?

Megan Washington has a stutter but when she sings it's something very special. The singer-songwriter reveals how after she went public with a 'shameful' secret she quit music altogether and why the best art happens out of your comfort zone.

Quaden Bayles is a nine-year-old with dwarfism who just wants to fit in. When his Mum posted a video to social media of Quaden distraught after a tough day at school they could not have predicted what would unfold. They reveal how they triumphed over the trolls.

Desperate and alone in a three-year battle against an obsessive stalker, Di McDonald meets policewoman Beck Norris who takes on the case. Norris enlists the FBI profiler who caught the Unabomber, to bring Di's stalker to justice.

Putting the 'real' back into reality TV, the award-winning series with no narrator and no agendas, just authentic stories told in people's own words. Immerse yourself in the life of extraordinary Australians.

Rory O'Donoghue starred in The Aunty Jack Show as the hugely popular tights-wearing, cane-twirling Thin Arthur. Off-stage Rory lived with a crippling secret that family and friends are now ready to share: O'Donoghue lived with schizoaffective disorder.

When drought almost sent him broke, fifth generation Cooma sheep farmer Charles Massy converted to regenerative agriculture to heal his land. A PhD led to a book and now he's the 'philosopher king' of a growing movement.

When Jamie Pultz left the police, there was one case he couldn't drop: the suspicious death of young Queensland mum Kirra McLoughlin. His podcast investigation turned up some startling discoveries.

When Jamie Pultz left the police, there was one case he couldn't drop: the suspicious death of young Queensland mum Kirra McLoughlin. His podcast investigation turned up some startling discoveries.

After nearly seven years in limbo on Manus Island, an audacious plan was hatched to get Kurdish refugee Behrouz Boochani to freedom in New Zealand.

When the body of young American Scott Johnson was found at the bottom of a Sydney cliff in 1988, police quickly decided it was suicide. Convinced it was actually a gay hate murder, his brother Steve spent the next 30 years assembling a crack team to campaign for justice. Now a resolution may finally be at hand.

Rugby league legend Greg Inglis reveals the real story behind his mental health struggles and how he turned his life around.

In the second part of this candid account of the actor and filmmaker's 25-year career, we focus on Joel Edgerton's rise to the top, the anxiety attacks he now grapples with, his charity work and making sense of 'a selfish life'.

Actor Joel Edgerton gives a candid account of the challenges he's faced on his long road to Hollywood success, and how his family helped him stay true to himself.

Nathan Cavaleri was seven years old when he found international fame as a prodigy on the blues guitar. Now at 38, he talks about the childhood stardom that both inspired and haunted him.