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Explore the intriguing world of Conan Doyle and the truth behind his decision to kill off the character that had dominated his life.

A small crew risk everything for a sight that very few have ever seen - the almost mythical Unicorn of the Sea. Follow this difficult mission to track the narwhal, as well as the magical moments when the camera finally captures the majestic mammals.

This intensely personal documentary embraces the universal themes of courage, willpower and sheer determination. It follows Shaun Quincey, who became only the second person to have rowed solo across the Tasman Sea and lived to tell the tale.

Even with all the odds stacked against him, an 11-year-old boy fights his way out of a life in the ‘rathole’ coal mines, to educate himself.

Sail along the east coast of Australia with a passionate crew of whale enthusiasts, as the whales adopt their boat, The Goodewind, as a welcome companion whilst they migrate north to the Great Barrier Reef.

Why Me? is touted as one of the most compelling films on the subject of the Stolen Generations of aborigines in Australia. This is the story of five children who as adults are trying to get on with their lives.

Australia is the world's fourth largest exporter of wine. WineLine is the story of the Hamilton family, the oldest wine family in Australia, dating back to 1837. It covers six generations of winemakers and their contribution to the success.

Bush Law explores the potential for cooperation between traditional Aboriginal law and the mainstream Australian criminal justice system in reducing violent crime in remote Aboriginal communities.

This documentary follows Liam Lawson's summer at home and gives an intimate look at the man behind the driver, it’s the first piece of this kind featuring the up and coming NZ motorsport star.

Belief in conspiracy theories is far more widespread than the stereotypes that dominate pop culture.

A devoted Christian slams the door on the Church - against her parents’ hopes - and pursues a path of sexual freedom and love.

Getting beamed around the world -- without an ounce of CO2? Teleportation does indeed work. By using a phenomenon that Einstein predicted: 'spooky action at a distance'. How beaming works, and why Spock would still need to use a rocket.

Is modern masculinity in crisis? As part of a new series for the Guardian, journalist Iman Amrani is speaking to men across the country about the issues that are affecting men and boys in today's society

What if we could pull the plug and drain the planet's water? What would we see? What would we learn? Follow a virtual scientific expedition to the deep as we explore one of earth's last great frontiers

New Zealand's contribution to America's war on terror was often characterised as a "hearts and minds" mission, but the truth was far more complex. In this series, the Stuff Circuit team investigates why New Zealand was really in Afghanistan and asks wha...

Through the prism of three of the most sensational trials of the 19th Century, Australia on Trial examines pivotal social battles that changed the fabric of Australian society