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When a new, deadly virus spreads across North America at an alarming rate, one man is singled out for bringing the disease to the country.

What's it like to be young, and find out you've got cancer? This film, narrated by actor and comedian Jack Whitehall, tells 11 inspirational stories, revealing how a range of young people have dealt with their cancer diagnosis and the treatment process. We hear, primarily in their own words, about their fears, their hopes, and their experiences.

Deep beneath the complex world of organ and tissue transplantation are the heart-wrenching stories of real people awaiting lifesaving organs in Australia. Why must they wait so long? Are changes in policy required - or shifts in perception? Is it as simple as signing up and having the conversation with loved ones? And why do we avoid the topic of death?

On the 102nd anniversary of the Battle of Beersheba, this program showcases participants in the Light Horse re-enactment and the Ride Like an Anzac commemorative bike ride.

The remarkable story of Genna Radnan, who went to Kenya in her gap year, and based on the need she saw there, began a charity for Kenyan women that has profoundly affected the lives of hundreds of women and children.

Before women had the vote in Australia, Anglican Deaconess Ministries was working to empower women to provide practical, educational and financial assistance in the community, and 127 years later they are still going strong.

Filmmaker and former actor Ben Steel embarks on a soul-searching journey that looks beyond the bright lights to explore mental health issues within the Australian entertainment industry.

Driven by a desire to understand the loss of his friend to suicide, filmmaker Darius Devas travels around Australia exploring positive personal stories of young Australians suffering from mental illness in regional areas.

This program follows people in the business of saving lives, going beyond the flashing lights to the heart and soul of heroes.

This program follows people in the business of saving lives, going beyond the flashing lights to the heart and soul of heroes.

This program follows people in the business of saving lives, going beyond the flashing lights to the heart and soul of heroes.

This program follows people in the business of saving lives, going beyond the flashing lights to the heart and soul of heroes.

This program follows people in the business of saving lives, going beyond the flashing lights to the heart and soul of heroes.

A look at six people as they embark on this long journey to become the person they've always wanted to be. Looking at the latest medical advances, this program explores how our brains, hormones and sex organs define our understanding of gender and sex. Are the binary options of female and male a biological fact or a psychological construction? Should children who identify as trans try to prevent puberty, giving them longer to come to terms with their gender? Rather than being simply male or female, are we all somewhere between the two? Alternative title: 1095: A Transgender Story.

What's really going on inside your stomach? In this program, Dr Michael Mosley offers up his own guts to find out. Using the latest in medical imagery and a tiny state of the art camera that he swallows at the start of the film, Michael takes viewers on a remarkable journey through his own internal system. At each stage he talks to medical experts and explains the amazing functions that happen without our conscious effort - and reveals a complexity and intelligence in the gut that science is only just beginning to uncover.

2017 marked the 50th anniversary of the legalisation of homosexuality in the UK (the 1967 Sexual Offences Act was given royal assent on July 27 of that year) - a great leap forward for tolerance and equality. But while the country basks in self-congratulation, one gay man - Rupert Everett - wants to ask some uncomfortable questions about what was lost, as well as gained, when gay men and women could finally step out from the closet.

This program follows people in the business of saving lives, going beyond the flashing lights to the heart and soul of heroes.