NewsSunday Night‘This guy is a predator’: the international investigation into Australian cult leader Serge Benhayon
Serge Benhayon is Australia’s most powerful cult leader. Now he’s been taken down a notch by one very brave woman named Esther Rockett. Found by a Supreme Court jury to be a charlatan who preys on cancer patients, his bizarre religion, Universal Medicine, is destroying families around the world.
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Wanda Beach Murders - Part 1
“It was him, no doubt.” Michael Usher joins the investigation on one of Australia’s most infamous cold cases - the Wanda Beach Murders. After 50 years, the name of the murderer is finally revealed, in a shocking story of a serial killer whose spree stretched halfway across the world.
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Wanda Beach - Murders Part 3
“It was him, no doubt.” Michael Usher joins the investigation on one of Australia’s most infamous cold cases - the Wanda Beach Murders. After 50 years, the name of the murderer is finally revealed, in a shocking story of a serial killer whose spree stretched halfway across the world.
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Wanda Beach Murders Part 4
“It was him, no doubt.” Michael Usher joins the investigation on one of Australia’s most infamous cold cases - the Wanda Beach Murders. After 50 years, the name of the murderer is finally revealed, in a shocking story of a serial killer whose spree stretched halfway across the world.
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Wanda Beach Murders Part 5
“It was him, no doubt.” Michael Usher joins the investigation on one of Australia’s most infamous cold cases - the Wanda Beach Murders. After 50 years, the name of the murderer is finally revealed, in a shocking story of a serial killer whose spree stretched halfway across the world.
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Beach Boys
Their catchy melodies, feel-good lyrics and sunny harmonies made the Beach Boys one of the world’s biggest pop groups. But behind the carefully-crafted image of these clean-cut Californian kids, it was anything but good vibrations. A tyrannical manager, bitter in-fighting and drug abuse almost destroyed
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The Beach Boys: trouble in paradise
The sound of The Beach Boys is powerfully distinctive, immediately recognisable for its summery beach-inspired sounds. When The Beach Boys started, they were just enthusiastic youngsters making music in their family home. Brian Wilson and his younger brothers Dennis and Carl were joined by their cousin
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Croc Attack - Part 1
It was a quiet tropical night, as two childhood friends celebrated at the beach. Happily walking through the shallow water, the unthinkable happens - a terrifying crocodile attack.
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Croc Attack - Part 2
It was a quiet tropical night, as two childhood friends celebrated at the beach. Happily walking through the shallow water, the unthinkable happens - a terrifying crocodile attack.
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Croc Attack - Part 3
It was a quiet tropical night, as two childhood friends celebrated at the beach. Happily walking through the shallow water, the unthinkable happens - a terrifying crocodile attack.
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'I was clawing onto her arm': Crocodile attack survivor recalls tragedy that killed best friend
Leeann Mitchell says she will never move on from the horrific crocodile attack in which her best friend was killed. Ms Mitchell and her best friend, Cindy Waldron, were both snatched by a massive croc in the May, 2016 incident which happened in the shallows of tropical, isolated Thornton Beach near
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Road Rage - Part 1
Why is aggression escalating to dangerous levels on Australia’s roads? All-in brawls, rage-fuelled attacks, terrifying weapons - and all captured on dash cams. What’s causing this national road rage epidemic?
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Road Rage - Part 2
Why is aggression escalating to dangerous levels on Australia’s roads? All-in brawls, rage-fuelled attacks, terrifying weapons - and all captured on dash cams. What’s causing this national road rage epidemic?
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Road Rage - Part 3
Why is aggression escalating to dangerous levels on Australia’s roads? All-in brawls, rage-fuelled attacks, terrifying weapons - and all captured on dash cams. What’s causing this national road rage epidemic?
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Russian Spies Part 02
“He’s the most powerful crime lord in the world.” Billionaire whistleblower Bill Browder reveals for the first time how Vladimir Putin's cronies pulled off one of the most audacious thefts of all time and laundered a fortune here in Australia. Follow the trail and judge the evidence for yourself.
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Dirty money: how Australia’s biggest banks are being used to clean millions in Russian mafia funds
It seems impossible that Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, would use Australia as a location to launder mafia money, but Bill Browder has the proof – and it’s made the billionaire businessman Putin’s public enemy number one. Russia has a history of executing its enemies on foreign soil. “They
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Helen Munnings Part 01
Nearly everything about the disappearance of Helen Munnings doesn't make sense. The young mum had just announced to her boyfriend, Adam Taylor that she was pregnant again. But after a drive in the country with Taylor, she vanished. So what does Taylor know about Helen's disappearance?
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Helen Munnings Part 02
Nearly everything about the disappearance of Helen Munnings doesn't make sense. The young mum had just announced to her boyfriend, Adam Taylor that she was pregnant again. But after a drive in the country with Taylor, she vanished. So what does Taylor know about Helen's disappearance?
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Wanda Beach Murders - Part 2
“It was him, no doubt.” Michael Usher joins the investigation on one of Australia’s most infamous cold cases - the Wanda Beach Murders. After 50 years, the name of the murderer is finally revealed, in a shocking story of a serial killer whose spree stretched halfway across the world.
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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?
