A Century of Rugby League is the definitive story of the first 100 years of Rugby League in Australia.

The ABC News Breakfast covers Australian national and international news, analysis, debate, finance, sport and weather. Co-hosted by Virginia Trioli, Barrie Cassidy and Joe O'Brien.

All Saints is centred on the drama of life in an emergency department seen through the eyes of the people who carry the most responsibility for it - the men and women of the nursing staff.

A new team has formed in All Saints General Medical Hospital, it's the Medical Response Unit lead by Dr Mike Vlasekt (John Waters). Dr Mike is building a 'best of the best' team, which means poaching from Dr Frank Campion's ER.

Whether it*s a pelican wounded by an arrow, a lone cow stranded in a river, or a horse stuck in a ditch, the inspectors and veterinarians of Australia*s RSPCA do everything they can to save the day.

They call it *Arc of Fire*. It*s the biggest operation against illegal logging in Brazil*s history. And its mission is to save the Amazon.

Each week ArtShow presents a lively and entertaining look at art and artists from Australia and the region.

A weekly analysis of the biggest stories affecting Asia and the Pacific, featuring interviews with key decision-makers from across the region. Asia Pacific Focus is also shown in Australia on ABC1.

Catch all the action from the 2010 AFL Pre-season Cup right here on Australia Network

This series seeks to explore how Australians lead their lives through ordinary and extraordinary events.

Business news from Australia and Asia

Canal Road is a mystery drama mini series set in a thriving medical-legal centre in the heart of Melbourne.

The ancient Maya civilization of Central America left behind an intricate and mysterious hieroglyphic script, carved on monuments, painted on pottery, and drawn in handmade bark-paper books.

20 million years ago the largest shield volcano of the prehistoric world had burst into life. Today we see how millions of years of weather and erosion have sculpted the largest crater in the southern hemisphere.

Australian marine expert Ben Cropp captures unique footage of crocodiles feeding on Flatback turtle babies in the pitch black of night on Crab Island, just off the northern tip of Australia.

Amid the continuing economic crisis, UK oil-executive, Brian Jardine, is sent by Albion Energy's London Board to head up an ailing Australian mining subsidiary (CCR), with strict orders to save it or dump it.

This is not a film about death, or about dying; this is about human spirits, sacrifice and our quest for knowledge. Donated to Science tackles a difficult subject in a funny, sad, and honest way.

Four months after the doors of the *Far Out East* re-open for business, Art Watkins' seemingly idyllic life in Broken Bay takes a dramatic turn on the arrival of his estranged father.

It was the only successful slave insurrection in history. It grasped the full meaning of French revolutionary ideas - liberte, eqalite, fraternite and used them to create the world's first Black republic.

An exciting quiz show where contestants from all walks of life with a very specialised knowledge of one chosen subject and broad general knowledge skills, test themselves against others and a personality panel 'The Brains Trust'.

From a small Italian community in 15th Century Florence, the Medici family rise to become one of the most powerful dynasties in Europe. Using charm, patronage, skill, duplicity and ruthlessness, they amassed unparalleled wealth and unpreceded power.

Two thousand years ago, at the dawn of the first century, the world was ruled by Rome. It stretched from Britain across Europe to the shores of North Africa; and from Spain across Greece and the Middle East to the borders of Asia.

English Bites is an informative and entertaining way to improve your knowledge of the English language.

Station 62 races to a fire at an auto electrical factory. Within moments, the blaze is an inferno.

Foreign Correspondent, presented by Mark Corcoran, is award-winning current affairs. The program draws on the ABC's extensive network of local and international correspondents who go where the news takes them.

Four Corners is the Australian ABC's flagship current affairs show, exposing scandals, sparking inquiries and causing major changes in government policy.

Futsal is a format of five-a-side football that is played extensively throughout the world. Here, we cover the Australian national highlights of the 2010 season which concluded on the 29th January.

An isolated wheat and sheep farming community's struggle to save the local malleefowl bird from local extinction.

Each episode takes a look at a stunning Australian home, and we walk around the house with the architect and owner and learn all about the construction and beauty of the building, and see its beautiful surroundings.

1982, D. Philip Noyce. One man, one woman, caught together in the terror of Heatwave. Stars Judy Davis.

The award-winning Home and Away focuses on the community in the beachside town of Summer Bay, a beautiful seaside resort town where the residents are blessed with a fantastic climate and miles of stunning beaches.

Using methods of developing trust through communication, Monty Roberts 'The Man Who Listens to Horses' helps troubledyouths to get a handle on their lives and become successful adults.

Hubble's Amazing Rescue takes viewers behind the scenes on a riveting journey with the team of astronauts and engineers charged with saving the famous orbiting observatory, against all odds.

'In The Blink of An Eye' shows the reality of an outback roadhouse which is a second home to truckies and a life to the women who work there.

What's it like to grow up in a country with the largest child labour force in the world, an ancient caste system and a film industry bigger than Hollywood? We follows the highs and lows of the students and teachers at two schools in Pune near Mumbai.

Alan Kohler with analysis and comment on the events and issues driving investors, entrepreneurs and big business.

1989, Dir. Paul Cox. Island is a film about women and their struggle with fate. Three women, an Australian, a Sri Lankan and a Greek, meet on a Greek island in the Dodecanese. All are exiles of some kind, escaping their own personal tragedies.

Following the varied and unpredictable lives of five Australian journalists working around the globe this series shows a rare insight to the people behind the stories.

ABC's rural affairs program which has a weekly round up of commodities, rainfall reports and rural stories which reflect life on the land in Australia.

Letterbox, an educational television experience targeted to primary and high school age children, is hosted by Adam James. The game show accelerates kids ability to absorb basic grammatical and spelling skills in English.

Narrated by Robert Menzies. The 1996-2007 Howard government made the most determined attempt to change Australian society since the brief and revolutionary Whitlam era of the early 1970s. Was it successful?

Narrated by Harrison Ford, Lord of The Ants follows in the footsteps of one of the great intellectual adventurers of our time. E.O. Wilson, the architect of a new discipline: sociobiology.

Mark is a police detective in Vanuatu and through the course of his work and life we see love, health and relationships investigated from Port Vila.

6 part series:From the pratfalls that entertained immigrants in the early 1900s to the most biting satire on television today, MAKE 'EM LAUGH features the funniest moments in American entertainment and the great comedic talents behind their creation.

How do you run 26.2 miles if you have trouble making it around the block?

McLeod's Daughters tells the story of the two McLeod sisters who are reunited when they inherit a vast outback cattle property.

Setting the political agenda for the week is Meet the Press. Hosted by Paul Bongiorno, Meet the Press, is the show which attracts the nation's top leaders and discusses the big issues of the week.

Miracles From the Wildside explores the relationship between humans and animals. We see disadvantaged people and their animal companions grow together on the, often difficult and phenomenal, road to recovery.

In 2002, Dave Iverson received the same news that had been delivered to his father and older brother years earlier: he had Parkinson*s disease, a degenerative neurological disorder that affects millions around the world.

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.

Learn about people and their ideas and improve your English language skills by watching this unique educational program.

Wading knee-deep in mud in a Bangladesh village, counselling street kids in a Vietnam night market, nursing in a hospital which runs out of antibiotics - just a few of the challenges faced by six young Australians volunteers.

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.

Pacific Pulse ventures beyond the headlines with feature stories from Polynesia, Melanesia and Micronesia that reflect contemporary life across the Pacific and recognise the strengths, hopes, achievements and aspirations of the region.

Play School is a regular television program for pre-school children encouraging them to wonder, think, feel, participate and imagine.

2002 directed by Philip Noyce, based on a book by Doris Pilkington. Jigalong, Western Australia, 1931. A true story of three young aboriginal girls forcibly removed from their outback families as part of official government policy.

rage features two hours of music videos including Australia's latest releases.

Three young people set off on a journey of self-discovery that will challenge them to find their own road in life. Bruce, Brynn and Kay travel together in a van for thousands of kilometers around the country, interviewing other Australians.

Follow the daily working lives of Australia*s Royal Flying Doctor Service and the patients they treat.

The first ever National Rugby League All Stars game will kick-off the 2010 Rugby League season with a unique celebration of Rugby League*s diversity and of its role in the community.

Search and Rescue follows the operations of the Victoria Police Search and Rescue Squad, WaterPolice, and Air Wing, three highly trained special units that spring into action when someone is lost, injured or stranded.

Australian marine explorer Ben Cropp is lifting the veil on one of two hundred and thirty one allied planes that went down in Australia's north during WWII. He's found the sunken wing of a four-engine WWII bomber lying beside a coral reef.

Test your English reading, writing, listening and speaking skills with the help of this new series which aims to help students pass the IELTS test with ease.

Popular Australian singer-song writer Alex Lloyd performs live at The Basement. Hits include Love X3, Trigger, My Friend and Beautiful.

MREAM Studios' inspiring collective of artists struggle to survive midst the gentrification of Footscray. With their days at the studio numbered, they decide to hold what could be their last exhibition MREAM's SCREAM.

Renowned cartoonist and portrait painter Bill Leak paints six Australians who are no longer with us... Pro Hart, June Salter, Bon Scott, Charlie Perkins, Tilly Devine and Boy Charlton.

Young Australian fashion designer Samantha Sotos talks about her work and life in Athens.

From the Sydney Symphony 'Meet the Music' series of programs of 2006, featuring Conductor Alexander Briger and Clarinet Franesco Celata.

This documentary retraces Perth-born actor Neil Hansen who shot to fame as a performing drag queen in Italy during the 1970s.

Super 14 Rugby Union action - not available in Japan.

Tangle is a show about love and marriage, sex, politics and religion and all the stuff that adults can never tell their teenage kids about - especially when their own moral compasses are spinning out of control.

Winding more than 4,000 tortuous kilometres across 20 mountain chains and two desert plateau's, spanning four great rivers, and cutting through the territory of 25 different ethnic groups - this is the ancient Tea Road.

It's tough enough on the Australian Rules Football field, but in the boardroom it's a battleground! In this club nobody plays by the rules.

Come with Maggie and Simon on their adventure through Australian culinary history. He might be a chef and she might insist on calling herself a cook, but together they are a celebration of Australian food.

Season 2008: The David and Goliath of game shows where ordinary people with a deep knowledge of one subject are pitted against intellectuals with formidable credentials.

A father of two gets greedy with his weed crop while police must be speedy as they apprehend a dangerous criminal in a busy airport.

Hosted by Barry Cassidy, Insiders is a fast-moving treatment of Australian national affairs with interviews, discussion, and analysis.

Season 2008: Join The New Inventors in a fascinating search for Australia's most amazing inventions and trend-setting designs. Hosted by James O'Loughlin

In a hidden valley in southern Tasmania, three men have spent decades mastering the ancient crafts of knife making, beekeeping and bread making. Now each has founnd an apprentice. Skills are being taught, secrets shared and passions passed on.

Take a look at the history, contemporary reactions and legacies of famous artworks: Da Vinci's 'The Last Supper', Salvador Dali's 'The Christ of St John of the Cross' and Piero della Francesca's 'The Resurrection'.

The Recruits is an observational documentary series that follows a group of police recruits as they embark on the long and grueling journey towards becoming fully-fledged police officers.

Kids join all The Wiggles fun on Australia Network. Watch Sam (Yellow), Murray (Red), Jeff (Purple) and Anthony (Blue) and their friends Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog, Henry the Octopus and Captain Feathersword the friendly Pirate.

Inside seven classrooms in seven countries, this two part series offers a glimpse into the lives of seven extraordinary children who are struggling to get a basic education. This is the third revisit for this longitudinal survey.

Explore the natural beauty of flora and fauna with the Totally Wild team.

The first stop on the world cycling calendar, the Santos Tour Down Under kicks off the cycling year in exhilarating style in Adelaide.

Travel Oz is an all Australian travel program, featuring remote and exotic destinations each episode.

V8 Supercars: Australia*s premier racing category is regarded as one of the toughest touring car competitions in the world. In 2010, catch all the action here on Australia Network.

V8 Supercars: Australia's premier racing category is regarded as one of the toughest touring car competitions in the world. Catch a preview of the 2010 action here on Australia Network.

From worm farms to rainwater butts and from solar power to heat pumps, the WA$TED! team take your average household of eco horrors and turn it into a clean green haven, saving families serious cash in the process.

Dennis Cometti is the best known and most authoritative Australian Rules football commentator in Australia. Millions of football fans around the nation admire and respect his droll, quirky commentary. Tonight we learn about his family heritage.

The Zoo takes a behind the scenes look at two of the world's most popular zoos, Taronga Zoo in Sydney and Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, NSW.

This series is made by and for Generation Y (young people born roughly between the late 1970's to the late 1980's) in Australia. Influenced by music videos, technology and their 'Baby Boomer' parents, this series is a dynamic social snapshot.