My Brother, My Hero When he was just seven years old Calyn Hoad risked his life to save his little brother Kya, aged four, and in the process suffered horrendous injuries when a four-wheel drive hit him. Testing Times Weekend after weekend we see it happen, young people over-dosing and dying at music festivals around the country. LSD, MDMA and others are not always what the dealers claim - and taking them is a game of Russian roulette. Sunday Night goes inside the festivals and into a highly emotional debate. Should we be testing the drugs our kids consume? Jeep Thrills Major Ben Carlin is the most remarkable Australian adventurer you've probably never heard of. He's the only person to circumnavigate the world by land and sea in an amphibious vehicle in the 1950s.

The Fugitive For 20 years, Lee Barnett was on the run from police, a wanted woman. Caught up in a fierce custody battle, she kidnapped her baby daughter and fled the US, criss-crossing three continents to evade capture. Lee finally settled on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, and got on with her life until the FBI turned up on her doorstep. Now, for the first time since being released from prison, Lee is able to tell the full story of her life as a fugitive - a secret hidden from even her own children. But that story is far from over. Lee is now campaigning to be reunited with her children in Australia. Hooked From the outside looking in, rugby league legend Matt Cooper has it all - a beautiful wife, two healthy girls, a luxurious home and a place in Australian sporting history. But until recently, Matt had a dark secret - a secret that almost cost him everything. He was hiding a severe addiction to prescription drugs. Opioid addiction doesn't discriminate, hundreds of Australians die every year, and thousands more are hopelessly hooked on strong pain killers. From superstars like actor Heath Ledger to everyday mums. Sunday Night's Alex Cullen presents this special health report. Reach for the Sky Andy Hensel was a high-flying freestyle motocross star, fearless and always up for a challenge. But six years ago, his dream run came to a tragic end. Andy took off up a ramp hurtling more than 20 metres in the air, and missed the landing. He crashed the bike, broke his back and crushed his spinal cord. The accident left him a paraplegic. Enough, you'd think, to ground him forever. Not Andy. Sunday Night is there as he bravely attempts to fly again.

For 10 years, Scott Austic has languished in jail, for a murder he probably didn't commit. His ever-faithful mum and his loving daughter refuse to believe he did it. Now, there's convincing proof that crucial evidence against him was planted.

Sunday Night looks at the death of Gold Coast cheerleader Breeana Robinson, who plunged to her death from her balcony in 2013. While it was ruled a suicide, Bree's family suspect her boyfriend Dan Shearin was involved.

My William It remains one of the most baffling cases in Australian criminal history. For the first time, Karlie Tyrrell speaks exclusively to Sunday Night about the disappearance of her son, William Tyrrell, who vanished from his foster grandmother's home in September 2014. Screen Addiction We are well and truly in the grip of the digital age. We are turning into a society of mindless zombies staring at our phones. Turns out there's a reason for it ... we're being hooked.

Healing Angela When you first meet Dr Angela Jay you realise she's a remarkable woman. She's been through absolute hell; stabbed 11 times and doused in petrol by a man she met on Tinder. Paul Lambert stalked her, trapped her in her own home, and then tried to destroy her. Miraculously Angela not only lived to tell her story, she is now campaigning help save other women from domestic violence. Buying the Dream He likes fast cars, helicopters and best of all buying houses, lots of houses. You're about to meet 32-year-old Nathan Birch, perhaps Australia's most surprising real estate mogul. He grew up in a blue-collar suburb and quit school in year 12. With nothing more than a burning desire to retire young, he's amassed a portfolio of hundreds of properties Nathan believes the great Australian dream of home ownership is still alive and well. And now he shares his secrets with Denham Hitchcock.

Elvis and Priscilla Priscilla Presley shares treasured memories and untold stories of her life with Elvis. Rock Star Chef He's a perfectionist. Loud, demanding and a tyrant in the kitchen. At least that's the Marco Pierre White we see on television. As Sunday Night's Melissa Doyle discovers, away from the cameras, he's a very different person. Exposing Fear Millions of Australians suffer from at least one phobia. It could be a fear of spiders, dentists or even something as seemingly harmless as a bird. But now there's a high-tech treatment, inspired by - of all things - video games. Towering Ambition They reach dizzying heights when teams of more than 100 men, women and children climb on top of each other to create a living skyscraper. Concurs de Castells de Tarragona is a celebration of strength, courage and most of all, balance.

Rebel With A Cause In a worldwide exclusive, actress Rebel Wilson details how a series of malicious articles painted her as a serial liar and almost derailed her career. Facing Evil Charles Manson: the inside story. The youngest member of the Manson 'family' is finally speaking out, 50 years after members of the murderous cult was arrested.

Harry And Meghan It's the whirlwind fairytale romance that has captivated the world. Could Prince Harry and his American actress sweetheart, Meghan Markle, soon be heading to the altar? Celebrating Dawn It may come as a shock to her millions of fans, but there was a time when Dawn French didn't think she'd be around for her 60th birthday. Thankfully, she's made it and is celebrating that milestone - reflecting on her stellar career and eventful life in an interview with Steve Pennells.

Meet the extraordinary members of a highly secretive police unit whose mission is to protect our kids at any cost.

Brittney Dwyer was 19 years old when she murdered her grandfather. In a Sunday Night exclusive investigation, Brittney's family breaks their silence for the first time. And will her partner-in-crime finally come clean?

Survive Michelle Small and her son Dylan Deane were lost in the wilderness of Mt Royal National Park in the Hunter Valley for 10 days. No food, no water and even less hope. What nine-year-old Dylan saw on a Bear Grylls TV show literally saved their lives. More Of Me Meet the top Aussie model taking on body shamers. La'Tecia Thomas says she's not worried about what other people think, but doctors say her message - and the message of the entire plus-size modelling industry - is deadly. Even as bad as smoking.

Booted Out His son is one of the nation's footy greats. But our government says Dustin Martin's dad is a danger to our society. Shane Martin has never been jailed for any crime, but they deported him anyway. Yet a convicted killer has been allowed to stay. Why? Working Class Man His songs define the story of our nation, but there's much more to the story behind the Working Class Man. Finally, Jimmy Barnes is willing to lay it bare in an explosive Sunday Night interview.

Who Killed Kath? Mother-of-three Kath Bergamin disappeared from her country Victoria home 15 years ago - but the trail has not gone cold. Weekend Warriors More kids are being seriously injured playing sports than ever, and it's the sports we love that are the most dangerous. ABBA Encore A special solo performance from Benny Andersson to celebrate the release of his new album, Piano, out this week.

Forty years after they touched down in Sydney, the iconic foursome reflect on their whirlwind tour - and reveal the future event Australian fans never thought they'd see.

Eye Spy They're ordinary people with extraordinary powers - they never forget a face. Now, super recognisers are being used to fight crime. In this report, Steve Pennells puts Australia's top super recognisers to the test. All Of Me In many ways, Jessica Mayer is a normal, happy 25-year-old woman. But Jess shares her life with four other people, her 'alters', who live inside her mind and body. Melissa Doyle travelled to Wales to meet them all.

Million Dollar Moggies They're the felines making an absolute fortune. This Sunday, the owners behind the biggest viral cat sensations reveal their amazing secret to success. Wonder Girl At just four-years-old, Jenna Hansford has been through more trauma in her short life than most adults will ever endure. Find out how this little battler overcame a deadly strain of meningococcal to surprise doctors and inspire her family. Golden Goldie Find out why Hollywood icon Goldie Hawn put her career on ice and walked away from the big screen for 14 years.

Get an exclusive never-seen-before peek behind the royal curtain where an uncensored Diana speaks candidly in secret tapes about the Queen, Prince Charles and life as a royal.

House Of Ibrahim After a massive international police operation, 18 people were arrested including three members of the Ibrahim family. "Teflon" John Ibrahim was not arrested in the sting - how does he manage to stay above it all? Elvis And Me She's the woman who knew Elvis Presley better than one else - his ex-wife Priscilla. In this interview with Mike Amor, Priscilla shares treasured memories and untold stories of her life with The King.

The Hoddle Street Massacre Thirty years ago, a lone gunman opened fire on the streets of Melbourne in a horrifying shooting rampage that killed seven people and injured 19 others. Now, Australia will see for the first time the killer's chilling manifesto of murder, handwritten from Julian Knight's prison cell. Carole King She's the voice of a generation, with one of the best-selling records of all time and now an award-winning Broadway musical about her life. But there's a side to Carole King that you won't see on stage.

Breaking Point He's a superstar athlete on the tennis court, one of Australia's best. But Bernard Tomic has generated far more headlines for his arrogant behaviour than his undeniable talent. Now, Bernard is facing up to his critics in an exclusive interview with Melissa Doyle. Undercover Angels Meet Vivienne and Pete, two Aussie parents going undercover to rescue the world's most vulnerable children from child slavery. This operation has been a year in the planning. Matt Doran joined the team as it all went down. Preview: Diana, Our Mother It's Diana's story as you've never heard it before - in the words of her two sons. Princes William and Harry open up about their mother for the first time in this touching documentary. Coming soon to Seven.

It's one of Australia's most controversial court decisions: A woman jailed for murdering her partner even though there was no body, no murder weapon and no witnesses. In this major Sunday Night investigation, Matt Doran reveals compelling new evidence that could be Sue Neill-Fraser's last shot at freedom.

Ambushed Senior Constable Brett Forte was a hero police officer who lived to serve his community and tragically died protecting it. For the first time, his killer's former partner reveals what triggered Rick 'Mad Dog' Maddison's deadly rampage. Fear Factor Millions of Australians have at least one phobia. It could be a fear of spiders, the dentist or even something as seemingly harmless as a bird. Now, there's a high-tech treatment inspired by - of all things - video games, that could help victims of phobias conquer their fears.

Lawrence Rules He's the flamboyant designer who critiques homes on national television - and now he's opening the doors to his own luxurious mansion. Melissa Doyle meets the man behind the initials, the real LLB: Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen. The Miracle Baby Little Caleb was the miracle baby born via emergency cesarean last year after his mother was killed in a horrific car accident. Almost 18 months on from the tragedy, Caleb is thriving, learning to walk and talk under the watchful eye of his doting father, Daniel Stirling. The Wall This is the wild west: A land of drug smugglers, illegal immigrants, gang wars and gun-toting cowboy vigilantes. Those living on the American side of the US-Mexican border are frightened, forced to arm themselves with firearms as protection against the scores of drug traffickers who are using their land as an entry point into the country. Appco Update After a huge response to last week's story on Appco, reporter Matt Doran has an update.

Show Me The Money Australians are being misled into paying millions to a multi-national company that represents some of our biggest charities, according to a number of former contractors. In the past two years Appco has made $100 million from Australian charities through selling merchandise and signing up donors to monthly pledges. The drive to make money created a culture of bizarre sales rituals, the bastardisation of staff and the "ugly" mockery of the very people the company is raising money for, whistle-blowers have told Sunday Night in a special investigation. Some of Appco's mega profits come through the work of vibrant young people who many Australians would have encountered door knocking neighbourhoods and fundraising at shopping centres. Referred to as "chuggers", short for "charity muggers", the frontline workers solicit donations on behalf of charities, sometimes claiming that more than 90 percent of the donations they receive will make it into the hands of the needy. Not so, said Ivan Alloshe, a former Appco contractor who worked his way up the ranks in the empire he now wants to expose. Forever Young Making it to 100 years of age once seemed like an impossible goal - and if you got a letter from the Queen you knew you'd earned it. But now, reaching that magic century is tantalisingly close for all of us. Scientists have just developed a miracle pill they say will not only help us live longer, but make those years healthier as well. But it's not just scientists who think they have the answers. On an island in the Mediterranean, so many residents have surpassed the age of 100 that it's been nicknamed "The Island of the Immortals". This Sunday, Denham Hitchcock reveals the surprising results of a global search for the secret to a much longer and healthier life. Could the answer lie in a single pill?

On a secret mission to kidnap a Nazi ocelot rumoured to know the codes to a submarine, a team of British commandos parachute into Berlin Zoo behind enemy lions.

In a world awash with bogus news, dubious sources and noisy opinions, Stan Grant brings Australian audiences the essential context they need to separate facts from fiction on the important issues of the day.

Indigenous Runner Takes on Boston Marathon Zibeon Fielding has gone from the red dirt of Mimili in outback Australia to the cold wet streets of the US to compete in the gruelling Boston Marathon. Part of former champion Robet De Castella's Indigenous Marathon Foundation, he's running to raise money for diabetes sufferers in his community - and be a role model for his young daughter. Irwin to Receive Star On The Hollywood Walk Of Fame The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Irwin, died 12 years ago. Now he's getting a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. Terri Irwin reflects on her husband's legacy. Former FBI Boss Questions if Trump is Fit for Office Leigh Sales talks about the reaction to James Comey's book covering his dealings with Donald Trump, as she prepares to interview the former FBI chief. A Regional WA Town Fighting Back Against Ice Barely a week goes by without another expose of hopeless addiction and lives destroyed by the drug ice. But in regional WA, where consumption of the drug is almost double the national average, one community is fighting back. Former addicts and their families are behind a push to get more users into rehab. AMP Customers Charged for Financial Advice Never Received One of the country's oldest and most trusted financial institutions charged thousands of customers for nothing, misled the corporate regulator and them tried to cover it up. AMP is the first financial institution to be questioned by the banking Royal Commission over the fee-for-no-service scandal.

The Behind the News team reports on the Greens' campaign to get the Great Australian Bite onto UNESCO's World Heritage list, to protect the unique animals that live there; meet five little penguins as they're returned to the wild after being rehabilitated by Taronga Zoo; plus a wrap-up of the day's news and sports results.

Chinese New Year isn't just a holiday - it's the largest annual human migration on Earth. We follow two workers as they travel across the country to their home town, the only time all year they'll see their children.

Meet Australia's Oldest Surf Life Saver For seven decades, Bruce Robertson has kept watch over generations of beach swimmers - he's Australia's oldest surf life saver. But at the age of 87, he's now too old to drive himself to the beach. Greens Call for Cannabis Legalisation Greens leader Richard Di Natale is leading a push to legalise recreational cannabis in Australia. Survivor Describes Rebuilding Life After Deadly Plane Crash After a plane crash in Indonesia left her with shocking injuries and killed 21 others, Australian journalist Cynthia Banham says it took her years to rebuild her life. Haven't Had a Wage Rise in a While? You're Not Alone Wage growth in Australia is at historic lows. While wage earners find it harder to make ends meet, the issue has become a political headache for the Turnbull government. But some economists argue that stagnant wages are actually driving an employment boom.

The Behind the News team reports on the conservation program to save Australia's critically endangered orange-bellied parrot, where only 50 birds survived in the wild before 15 more were released recently; learn about the growth of Australian rules football in Australia as young Sandy Bay Football Club player Maisie explains what she likes about the sport and the AFLW; plus a wrap-up of the day's news and sports results.

Musical Talent Runs in Bradman Family Greta Bradman, Sir Donald Bradman's granddaughter, is one of Australia's most celebrated opera singers. And as 7.30's Mon Schafter found out, musical talent runs in the family. Our Recycling Could Soon be Headed for Landfill Australia's recycling system has been thrown into crisis, with the very real possibility that some of our recyclable waste could soon be headed for landfill. Port Augusta Power Station Clean-up 'Taking Too Long' The clean-up of decommissioned coal-fired power stations is a new challenge for Australia, and one regional South Australian community says it's being denied clean air because of problems with remediation. Will US-led Strike on Syria Make Difference? Just over a week after a suspected poison gas attack, the heart of Syria's chemical weapons program lies in ruins, according to the US military, after the UK and France joined a US-led missile strike. Military analyst Justin Bronk joins 7.30 from London to discuss what happened.

In a world awash with bogus news, dubious sources and noisy opinions, Stan Grant brings Australian audiences the essential context they need to separate facts from fiction on the important issues of the day.

The Behind the News team reports on the controversial end to the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games, where the arrival of the athletes at the closing ceremony wasn't televised; see how food charities are helping to feed children who are arriving at school hungry, amid Food Bank research that 18 percent of children miss breakfast once a week; plus a wrap-up of the day's news and sports results.

Panellists: Mitch Fifield, minister for communications; Amanda Rishworth, shadow minister for veterans affairs and defence personnel; Missy Higgins, Australian singer-songwriter; Kenneth Roth, international director of Human Rights Watch; and Grahame Morris, political strategist.

On Monday night Four Corners brings you the undercover investigation that has left social media giant Facebook reeling through the unmasking of the secretive political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica and the dirty tricks they deployed. Four months in the making, this ITN investigation for Channel 4 in the UK used hidden cameras to reveal the tactics used by the UK firm Cambridge Anayltica to influence elections and undermine the democratic process in several countries. And the company's former director of research, Chris Wylie, explains how they did it.

Vile Trade Tom Steinfort tracks Australia's drug problem back to cartel country, where the AFP has posted their first full-time operative. Royal Fairytale Tara Brown is on the ground in London ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's big day. While the world if buzzing with royal wedding fever - not everyone is so excited. Republican and feminist Germaine Greer predicts the marriage won't last. Baker's Delight Depending on your age, Simon Baker is either that Aussie bloke from the TV show The Mentalist or, if you're older, that sassy kid who played a young copper in the 90s soapie, E-Street. In reality Baker is one of our most successful and in-demand international actors. He has his own star on the Hollywood walk of fame and was once voted the sexiest man on television. Now he has come home to add "director" to his resume\0x0301. In a revealing interview with Allison Langdon, Baker explains that his first feature film is an enormous test of his skill, bringing author Tim Winton's acclaimed novel Breath to the big screen.

Barrie Cassidy presents Australia's most popular political program. We interview the key players, providing analysis, opinion and robust debate from the country's leading political commentators.

Cricket Pitch Whole stretches of the Lower Darling are so dry you could hold a cricket match in the river bed. So residents from around Tilpa decided to do just that. It helped take their mind off the drought as well as drawing attention to their plight. Essential Oils More than 90 percent of essential oil produced in Australia is being sold overseas. As demand grows, so do opportunities for our farmers. Rare Beef A 100-strong herd of distinctive long-haired, long-horned cattle are thriving on a farm in Tasmania's Derwent Valley.

The Behind the News team reports federal government plans to increase the smoking age to 21 and asks children what they think of the strategy to discourage smoking; see how 10-year-old Molly Steer's Straw No More campaign successfully lobbied Cairns Regional Council to phase out the use of drinking straws; plus a wrap-up of the day's news and sports results.

In a world awash with bogus news, dubious sources and noisy opinions, Stan Grant brings Australian audiences the essential context they need to separate facts from fiction on the important issues of the day.

What Do Black Holes Sound Like? Australian astrophysicists have published a paper setting out information about what black holes sound like. The discovery may shed new light on the origins of our universe. Learning to Live with Fog of Dementia Wendy Mitchell was in her fifties when she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. She wants people to understand that dementia doesn't have to be the end. Now she's one of the most public campaigners on Alzheimer's and is the first person to write a memoir as it takes hold of her mind. What is Really Happening to White South African Farmers? Debate has been raging about whether white South African farmers deserve special attention under Australia's humanitarian visa program. Africa correspondent Sally Sara takes a look at what is actually happening on the ground. Freediving Death Raises Safety Concerns About Sport Dmitriy Ross was a strong swimmer, a scuba diver instructor and a freediver. In January he died freediving off a calm Sydney beach. His death raises concerns about the safety of a sport that is becoming increasingly popular.

Rugby League's Problem with Cocaine CCTV footage obtained by 7.30 shows rugby league Test stars snorting lines of cocaine just hours after playing for their country. But cocaine use is not a new issue for the NRL. Higgins Album Reflects Newfound Sense of Responsibility Missy Higgins' early songs dealt with teen angst and heartbreak. But life for the singer-songwriter is vastly different these days. Married with one child and another on the way, her new album Solastalgia reflects her newfound sense of responsibility. Victoria Game Management 'Incapable': Whistleblower A whistleblower says Victoria's hunting watchdog, the Game Management Authority, is "incapable and unwilling" to investigate hunters who allegedly breached hunting law. How Much Data Does Facebook Have on You? With the founder and CEO of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, appearing before the US Senate to answer for Facebook's role in data leaks, fake news and foreign interference in elections, Andy Park looks at what users are giving away and how much it means to the social media giant.

In a world awash with bogus news, dubious sources and noisy opinions, Stan Grant brings Australian audiences the essential context they need to separate facts from fiction on the important issues of the day.

The Behind the News team reports on Australia's live animal exports as video emerges of poor conditions on the Awassi Express; female musicians discuss sexism in the music industry as Splendour in the Grass announces a line up with 40 percent female acts; plus a wrap-up of the day's news and sports results.

When a man wakes up in the morning it starts a chain of events that leads to him going back to sleep at the end of the day. Stars Shane Crawford.

In a world awash with bogus news, dubious sources and noisy opinions, Stan Grant brings Australian audiences the essential context they need to separate facts from fiction on the important issues of the day.

What is it like to witness a serious crime or traumatic event? And how reliable are eyewitnesses? Jenny Brockie meets Westgate Bridge murder witness Michael Piacentini; workplace murder witness Robert Strange; KA Whyte, who testified in the manslaughter trial of former Comancheros bikie boss Mick Hawi; and forensic psychologist and UNSW professor Richard Kemp.

Donald Trump Threatens Action in Syria US President Donald Trump has threatened swift action over what appears to be a targeted chemical attack on civilians in Syria. Around 80 people are dead. Cranston on Isle of Dogs, Breaking Bad and Trump Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston talks about his new movie Isle of Dogs, the state of politics and why he won't stop talking about things that matter to him. Walking Wounded Founder Accused of Wasting Charity Money Veterans' charity Walking Wounded accused of failing to deliver on its mission Last year, without explanation, Walking Wounded was stripped of its charity status by the federal charities regulator. Tonight, 7.30 can reveal that Walking Wounded stands accused of failing to deliver on its mission.