English News Tv Premieres in India

This episode is set in Point Nepean, home to some of the nation's most expensive real estate; a quarantine station, an old military fort, and treacherous seas that swallowed Prime Minister Harold Holt in December 1967.

How Deadly

A ground-breaking investigative documentary that explores the impact humans are having on wild dolphins through hand feeding tourism programs at Monkey Mia and Bunbury in WA, and Moreton Bay and Tin Can Bay in Queensland.

In Adelaide's Henley Beach, Paul and Marie transform an electricity converter station into a high-end entertainer's home, while on the Gold Coast, Chris and Antoinette reimagine a run-down house into a coastal retreat.

Looking Forward

In 2019 Landline visited the only Australian farm producing edible pumpkin seeds. A pallet can sell for thirty thousand dollars. And when pressed, the rich green oil is green gold.

The host presents updates pertaining to the vision for India's future for the year 2050 with the help of smart meters and shares information on its innovation and advancements.

Pioneers don't just belong in centuries past. A dairy farming family in Queensland's Sunshine Coast hinterland is pioneering the farming of water buffalo to produce milk and meat.

When the western Queensland town of Boulia holds Australia's richest camel race the population swells from 300 to more than four thousand. The celebrations attract help from surprising places - even prisoners!

At the Maliks, 10-year-old Jack wants a smartphone, but Mum and Dad are stalling. In the real world, Kate meets cognitive neuroscientist Mark Williams, who believes smartphones are sapping kids' ability to pay attention.

11 Years Of Modi Govt

Suren and Matt try Sri Lankan Cuisine in the cricket-themed restaurant, Upali's.