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Vanished: the disappearance of Helen Munnings
On the day that Helen Munnings disappeared, her boyfriend did something very strange. It was the middle of a Tasmanian winter, but despite the bitter cold Adam Taylor – dressed in shorts – set out in his boat into the dark of the Bass Strait. What was he doing, and where was Helen?
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Australia’s favourite funny man: Join the Aussie road trip with Shane and Clayton Jacobson
Shane Jacobson and his brother Clayton are on the road promoting their new movie in country cinemas, and they invited Angela Cox and the Sunday Night crew on board their bus for banter, belly laughs and a bit of banjo. “It kind of is rock ‘n’ roll, but it’s without all the cool stuff,” Shane laughs.
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‘I was dealing with an enraged animal’: the road rage epidemic taking over Australia
Hardly a week goes by without road rage making headlines somewhere in Australia. All-in brawls, rage-fuelled attacks, and weapons of all kinds. Our roads are busier than ever – with people rushing to work, hurrying home, and endless traffic jams, it’s the perfect recipe for conflict.
NewsSeven NetworkRoad Rage - Part 1
It happens in an instant. An explosive outburst of anger that all too often turns violent. Road rage can be triggered by the most seemingly insignificant incident. And despite the proliferation of mobile phones and dash cams, it’s happening more than ever. So why have our streets and motorways become
NewsSeven NetworkRoad Rage - Part 2
It happens in an instant. An explosive outburst of anger that all too often turns violent. Road rage can be triggered by the most seemingly insignificant incident. And despite the proliferation of mobile phones and dash cams, it’s happening more than ever. So why have our streets and motorways become
NewsSeven NetworkRoad Rage - Part 3
It happens in an instant. An explosive outburst of anger that all too often turns violent. Road rage can be triggered by the most seemingly insignificant incident. And despite the proliferation of mobile phones and dash cams, it’s happening more than ever. So why have our streets and motorways become
- NewsSunday Night
'I'm not in pain any more': Why women are now opting to have their breast implants removed
Nicola used to have breast implants, and after having them removed last year, says her mind is clearer, and her body healthier. “Every day is a new beginning for me,” Nicola explains to Sunday Night’s Alex Cullen. Nicola was suffering from something that still isn’t officially recognised by most in
NewsSeven NetworkToxic Beauty - Part 1
Long before she met celebrity chef Pete Evans, Nicola Robinson was a high-flying model – her body her biggest asset. And like the other women you’ll meet in this medical investigation, Nicola didn’t think twice about having breast implants to make herself look and feel more attractive. But then she met
NewsSeven NetworkToxic Beauty - Part 2
Long before she met celebrity chef Pete Evans, Nicola Robinson was a high-flying model – her body her biggest asset. And like the other women you’ll meet in this medical investigation, Nicola didn’t think twice about having breast implants to make herself look and feel more attractive. But then she met
NewsSeven NetworkToxic Beauty - Part 3
Long before she met celebrity chef Pete Evans, Nicola Robinson was a high-flying model – her body her biggest asset. And like the other women you’ll meet in this medical investigation, Nicola didn’t think twice about having breast implants to make herself look and feel more attractive. But then she met
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'Having my implants removed was the best decision I ever made': One woman's experience with breast implant illness
Mel Ward is a 37-year-old mother of two who recently had her breast implants removed. At nine weeks post op from having the breast implants removed, my health results have been nothing short of dramatic, physically and mentally! Since the brain fog has lifted my memory is sharper, and my anxiety and
NewsSeven NetworkAfrican Gangs – Part 1
Barely a week goes by when there’s not a report in the news. African gangs running riot, terrorising, robbing, wreaking havoc. Yet we live in such politically correct times that, in Victoria, police have been loath to admit there’s even a problem. But there is. Just ask Melbourne widow Elaine French
NewsSeven NetworkAfrican Gangs – Part 2
Barely a week goes by when there’s not a report in the news. African gangs running riot, terrorising, robbing, wreaking havoc. Yet we live in such politically correct times that, in Victoria, police have been loath to admit there’s even a problem. But there is. Just ask Melbourne widow Elaine French
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‘I had the gun at my head’: the dangerous criminal gangs roaming Australia’s streets
For many in Melbourne, groups of dangerous, criminal gangs are causing trouble within local communities. Serious crimes like home invasions, violent armed robberies, vicious assaults and lawless rampages have been committed. Melbourne widow Elaine French is a broken woman.
NewsSeven NetworkDeath from Above - Part 1
It was a bolt from the blue. One minute the sky was clear, the next a violent electrical storm swept across the outback. Newlyweds Jess and Antony van der Meer were out hiking along Kings Canyon in the Northern Territory when the storm appeared without warning. There was no time to shelter before the
NewsSeven NetworkDeath from Above - Part 2
It was a bolt from the blue. One minute the sky was clear, the next a violent electrical storm swept across the outback. Newlyweds Jess and Antony van der Meer were out hiking along Kings Canyon in the Northern Territory when the storm appeared without warning. There was no time to shelter before the
NewsSeven NetworkDeath from Above - Part 3
It was a bolt from the blue. One minute the sky was clear, the next a violent electrical storm swept across the outback. Newlyweds Jess and Antony van der Meer were out hiking along Kings Canyon in the Northern Territory when the storm appeared without warning. There was no time to shelter before the
- NewsSunday Night
‘The loudest bang you’ve ever heard’: tragedy strikes with deadly lightning storms
Kings Canyon, central Australia. It’s a fiercely hot summer afternoon. A young couple and their family explore the stunning rich, red landscape. But in the distance, a storm is building – fast.
NewsSeven NetworkSUNDAY NIGHT EXTRA: Death from Above
They call lightning an Act of God – an uncontrollable natural force. In legal terms, its destruction is blameless and unpreventable. But when a fatal Act of God struck an oval in Adelaide, it put a church group’s beliefs to the ultimate test.
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Healer or hoax? Putting Charlie Goldsmith’s abilities to the test
Charlie says he can heal them all his energy alone. Sunday Night spent months investigating Charlie’s claims, putting him to the test in front of two respected doctors. Hayley Cafarella has been living a private kind of hell.
NewsSeven NetworkHealer or Hoax - Part 1
To his believers, he’s known simply as ‘The Healer’. Charlie Goldsmith claims he possesses a mysterious energy that can cure the sick using just his mind. The self-proclaimed energy healer from Melbourne says he can end chronic pain, cure crippling arthritis, even save lives. And he has plenty of patients
NewsSeven NetworkHealer or Hoax - Part 2
To his believers, he’s known simply as ‘The Healer’. Charlie Goldsmith claims he possesses a mysterious energy that can cure the sick using just his mind. The self-proclaimed energy healer from Melbourne says he can end chronic pain, cure crippling arthritis, even save lives. And he has plenty of patients
NewsSeven NetworkHealer or Hoax - Part 3
To his believers, he’s known simply as ‘The Healer’. Charlie Goldsmith claims he possesses a mysterious energy that can cure the sick using just his mind. The self-proclaimed energy healer from Melbourne says he can end chronic pain, cure crippling arthritis, even save lives. And he has plenty of patients
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World’s oldest cold case: the murder mystery dating back 5,300 years
On the top of a deserted glacier on the border of Italy and Austria, a brutal murder has taken place. One of Europe’s best detectives, Chief Inspector Alex Horn, is on the case. Ötzi had a wound in his shoulder from an arrow that was never found, and stab marks on his right hand.
NewsSeven NetworkThe Iceman - Part 1
It’s the ultimate cold case. The body of a man is found buried in the snow, high on a remote mountain range. But this is no accident – he’s been murdered. His body though has been snap frozen in the ice, perfectly preserved, providing compelling clues to his fate. And it soon turns out, this is a murder
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