Kingston To The Twelve Apostles

Ben Cropp returns to a mystery bomber found in 2005 and identifies it as a B17 Flying Fortress that carried an American general who was lost in the crash.

The beautiful and isolated Solomon Islands were the scene for a bloody battle between the Japanese and the allied forces during 1942. Many lives were lost and the islands and surrounding seas are still covered in the debris of war.

Predators abound in the waters off Crocodile Island. Ben Cropp records amazing, scenes of crocodiles and sharks attacking their prey.

The Leylands show us some of inland Queensland. They visit some interesting people along the way and learn more about the School of the Air.

This episode requires some serious off road driving skills, so the Leylands leave their caravans behind and explore the remote areas of North Queensland.

From the Gulf of Carpentaria the Leylands continue in four wheel drive vehicles through rugged and scenic terrain, all the way to the border of Western Australia.

Traveling through the Tanami Desert to Alice Springs the Leylands meet plenty of interesting characters along the way. They also see some amazing natural wonders.

Mal Leyland is in Tasmania, taking in all this island state has to offer: convict history, amazing wildlife, pristine wilderness and the cosmopolitan city of Hobart.

Australia is a nation of car lovers. This show takes a look at some beautifully preserved or restored models from the past.

Australia's oceans are home to many deadly creatures, from tiny jellyfish to huge great white sharks. Greg Grainger interviews survivors and gets expert advice on how to survive in a deadly situation.

Heavenly Hawaii captures the mystery and allure of the islands of Hawaii in an expedition that embraces both culture and adventure.

Adventurer Ben Cropp answers the question; which one is the worst killer Tiger Shark or Croc?

Australia's Lake Eyre is usually a barren salt lake, but a few times each century it fills with water and a miraculous transformation takes place.

After visiting Burra in South Australia the Leylands take a houseboat trip on the Murray River.

Next stop along the way for the Leylands is Victoria's gold fields district, where they view some real gold nuggets.

From Rockhampton the Leylands visit Great Keppell Island and view the outer reef by sea plane. They also see platypus in the wild.

From Alice Springs to Cameron's Corner the Leylands find plenty of interesting sights.

Adventurer Ben Cropp documents the relationship between humans and the Pelican.

The Leylands visit Mt Gambier's Blue Lake, a seal colony and many other interesting sites as they drive the Great Ocean Road.

The first Qantas jet arrived back on Australian soil for the final time in December 2006. A dedicated team of fanatical volunteers had spent many hours working to restore the airliner so it could fly from England to Queensland.

In the south Pacific Ocean there is a tiny island, it is home to a species of venomous sea snake. While this snake lays its eggs on land it seems that nobody has ever been bitten. If you enter the ocean of Nuie you will be swimming with snakes.

Jeff Watson visits an air force base in Arizona known as the boneyard. He finds thousands of military aircraft waiting to be cannibalised for parts or, if they are lucky, being repaired before going back into service.

This amazing high definition film documents the life and beauty in and around an Australian outback billabong.

On this stage of their epic adventure the Leylands visit icy mountain tops and steaming hot baths as well as standing stones at Glenn Innes.