News from Australia, Pacific, Asia, and India including local reports from Australia Network News reporters in the region.

Australia Network's flagship current affairs program, providing analysis of major news events around the region and the world. Hosted by Jim Middleton, Newsline features interviews, in-depth reports and insights into the issues affecting your world.

Two teenagers find each other from opposite sides of the globe, and change each other's lives. By projecting their ideal selves in a virtual world, they get a little closer to reaching their ideals in the real one.

A show for anyone who's serious about sport, Offsiders will provide challenging, insightful, humorous debate about the topic that dominates weekends - sport. Hosted by Barrie Cassidy.

Nina Proudman has a messy family, crazy ex, intense job & in her quest for love a tendency to over think it! In Offspring starring Asher Keddie.

Offspring, the exuberant drama set in Melbourne's Fitzroy, centres on Nina Proudman (Asher Keddie). The story follows Nina's struggle to deal with her fabulously messy family, her hunt for a decent love life and her tendency to over-think and fly off into fantasy.

Is there ever a happy ever after? Nina wonders this in season 3 of loveable Aussie drama Offspring.

For the first time cameras have been granted full access to the Supreme Court of Western Australia and the District Court of NSW where criminal cases are dealt with before judge and jury. The series features a controversial murder trial and a major assault. If justice is best served when it is seen to be done, then On Trial is a major step towards a fully transparent judicial system.

This weekly interview program is hosted by Jane Hutcheon with contributors from around the world. One Plus One talks to news-makers and news-breakers for the stories behind the news.

'Outback Kids' is a 3-part documentary series following the work of the Brahminy Group as it attempts to rehabilitate seven profoundly troubled young kids. The Brahminy Group treats a wide variety of kids at its facility deep in isolated bush in the Northern Territory. It's a place of last-resort for chronic drug-abusers, juvenile offenders, petrol-sniffers, gang members, child prostitutes and the emotionally traumatized. Aged between 12 and 16, the kids are a mixture of boys and girls, black and white, rich and poor; some are funded privately others by state government welfare departments. But what unites these kids is the severity of their problems: they are at the end of the line and this place, far from the toxic temptations and traumas of their usual lives, represents the kids' last chance of salvation.

Meet the Rafters, an Australian family everyone can relate to. Starring Rebecca Gibney, Erik Thompson and Michael Caton.

Meet the Rafters, an Australian family everyone can relate to. Starring Rebecca Gibney, Erik Thompson and Michael Caton.

In this science documentary three sisters, young, vibrant and genetically flawed, need to make a decision that could potentially save their lives and yet cuts to the very core of their femininity. Follow their personal journey and life altering decision making process after being diagnosed with the BRCA2 breast cancer gene. It is an intimate discovery through diagnosis and decisions about the future. The film provides information regarding genetics and breast cancer. It also explores the social and ethical implications of owning the knowledge of a genetic pre-disposition to a disease.

Join the playschool team to learn a little, while singing songs, listening to stories, making things, and going on adventures with Big Ted, Jemima and all the other toys, on this all time favourite children's show.

Join the playschool team to learn a little, while singing songs, listening to stories, making things, and going on adventures with Big Ted, Jemima and all the other toys, on this all time favourite children's show.

Join the playschool team to learn a little, while singing songs, listening to stories, making things, and going on adventures with Big Ted, Jemima and all the other toys, on this all time favourite children's show.

Join the playschool team to learn a little, while singing songs, listening to stories, making things, and going on adventures with Big Ted, Jemima and all the other toys, on this all time favourite children's show.

Energetic and opinionated, Q&A brings Australia's egalitarian and larrikin spirit to current affairs as a panel of politicians and key opinion makers debate the hot issues of the week. It's about democracy in action - the audience gets to ask the questions. It doesn't matter who you are, or where you're from, anyone can have a go. Register here: http://www.abc.net.au/tv/qanda/ask-question.htm You can watch Q&A live on Monday nights here on our website: http://australianetwork.com/video/live.htm Q&A is also broadcast on Australia Network at the times below: