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Melbourne opera singer Tiriki Onus tries to uncover the mystery surrounding the life of his grandfather, William Bill...

Filmmaker Arshad Khan explores the challenges of growing up gay in a close-knit Muslim family in Pakistan, his move to...

Exiled journalist and activist Masih Alinejad, who has millions of followers on Instagram, amplifies the voices of...

Michal Weits delves into the life of her great-grandfather Joseph, the man who orchestrated the takeover of Palestinian...

Three educated, professional women in China - labelled "leftover women" because they are unmarried - try to balance...

Cambodian refugee Ted Ngoy arrived in 1970s Los Angeles and built a multi-million-dollar donut empire that scared Dunkin...

Korea is a land of stunning beauty and remarkable wildlife, with lush wetlands, soaring mountains and turbulent seas.

Indonesia is geologically one of the most dangerous places on Earth. Cheryl Marella treads across highly active fault lines to find out how land shapes the lives of millions on this archipelago.

Starting in the Far East on the frozen Japanese sea of Okhotsk, Joanna takes us across China and Mongolia, ending at Lake Baikal in Siberia, where she meets some amazing seals.

In search of the roots of Chinese culture, Michael Wood joins the Qin family reunion, where 300 relatives gather to worship their ancestors on Tomb Sweeping Day.

The demilitarized zone of Korea has existed for nearly 70 years. Amidst the barbed wire fences is a unique natural world, home to wild boar, giant hornets and rare cranes.

Bettany joins pilgrims at a thousand-year-old temple, takes India's steepest railway line in the Nilgiri Mountains and witnesses an elaborate Theyyam dance in Kerala.

Yumi Araki gets to the heart of what it means to be Japanese today, exploring the influences that have shaped the nation's sense of self and meeting those who are seeking to redefine it.

There are 25,000 islands in the vast Pacific Ocean. From palm-lined pristine beaches to cold rocky outcrops, each one fosters its own ecology.

From the holy city of Varanasi to Akbar the Great's capital of Fatehpur Sikri and the Golden Temple in Amritsar, Bettany immerses herself in the spiritual worlds of India.

Japan's birth rate is at an all-time low, leaving the future of the country uncertain. Yumi Araki explores how the nation is planning to cope with the consequences of its fast-greying population.

Many animals that live in the ocean must go to extraordinary lengths to survive. Using the greatest shipwreck story of all time, the huge challenges are revealed.

Off the east coast of Australia lies the world's largest living structure - the Great Barrier Reef, home to curious residents and seasonal visitors like the humpback whale.

The Japanese are known to work some of the longest hours in the world. Yumi Araki investigates the nation's famous work ethic and whether that unbending dedication to the job is changing.