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Nate Byrne explores the role of paintings and sketches that represent the experiences of our service personnel and how visual art can help us to learn more about Australia's military history.

In the very first episode of Art Works, host Namila Benson throws a pot with actor Uncle Jack Charles and interviews artist Atong Atem, while sculptor Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran explains his unusual sources of inspiration.

Take a trip to Planet America as Chas and John explain the issues and events, people and policies from the main streets of heartland America to Washington. They unpack the complexities of US politics and the Biden Presidency.

Inflation in Argentina is at 100%. The government is printing money and locals spend in US dollars because the peso is so unreliable. Once a wealthy country like Australia, Argentina has totally lost control of its economy.

Filmmaker, author and perennial troublemaker John Safran embarks on a playful quest to discover the role that Jews have played in modern Australia's story.

Not all abuse is violent, and where violence does exist, it has almost always been preceded by controlling behaviours now known as 'coercive control'. Jess Hill explains the psychology of coercive control.

Ros Childs brings you a comprehensive roundup of events on Anzac Day events, exploring how Australians have marked this special day with Dawn Services, marches and commemorative events in communities across the nation.

The Gallipoli Dawn Service from Anzac Cove on the Gallipoli Peninsula in Turkiye. 2025 marks the 110th anniversary of the action by Australian, New Zealand and other Commonwealth troops in 1915.

One of the key commemorative events on Anzac Day. From the Australian National Memorial in Villers-Bretonneux, France - we honour the service and sacrifice by Australians on the Western Front in WWI.

Costa Georgiadis learns how to make a kokedama, Sophie Thomson visits a flower farm in the Adelaide Hills, Jane Edmanson shows us around her own courtyard garden and Millie Ross makes a portable potting bench. (Return)

In the heat and humidity of the rainforest Phil reveals the survival adaptations of the elusive tree kangaroo, the colourful cassowary and the lethal scrub python.

From farm to fashion, cotton and wool grown in Australia, made in India and exported to the world. How a new trade deal opens up new mass markets and partnerships for Australian farmers.