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Guaranteeing no miracle diets, no stories that ‘no parent can afford to miss’, and virtually no dodgy plumbers, The Project is a TV show joining in the conversations going on in living rooms around the country.

2024

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What To Expect From 2025 (According To Kids)

2024 has been a long year, and with 2025 just around the corner, we asked Australia’s best experts, AKA children, what we can expect from the new year.

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FINNEAS: Why Being On Stage With My Sister Billie Eilish Means So Much

FINNEAS tells us why getting to travel the world and be on stage with his sister Billie Eilish means so much to him.

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Gravy Day At Wayside Chapel Bringing Community Together

For many, December 21 is known as Gravy Day, after it was made famous by Paul Kelly's hit How To Make Gravy. But for Steven Riley, the song hits close to home, and Gravy Day at Wayside Chapel helps make the festive season feel less lonely.

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MasterChef Australia Faves Are Back Hungrier Than Ever

Twenty-four MasterChef Australia fan favourites are back — and they’re hungrier than ever for a win. Judges Andy Allen and Sofia Levin reveal whether returning contestants really have an advantage this time around.

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Mon 28 Apr

Join The Project hosts, Sarah Harris, Waleed Aly, Sam Taunton, and Steve Price, as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics.

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Whistleblower's Giant Cost After Uncovering Tax Dodge

Former Lendlease lawyer Tony Watson saved Australia hundreds of millions of dollars after he uncovered the biggest tax fraud in the country. But by whistleblowing, Tony lost his home, and the ATO has refused to help him in the David V Goliath case.

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'Welcome To Country' Debate Rages As Election Nears

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton doubled down during the fourth leaders’ debate, taking aim at Welcome to Country ceremonies and calling them "over the top" following the Anzac Day service booing controversy. Larrakia Elder Dr Richard Fejo explains why there is still so much misunderstanding around these traditional ceremonies.

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Olga Koch: What Being Rich Means Around The World

Olga Koch is a comedian who was born into money and she's telling the world what it means and just how different being rich in Russia is compared to Australia...

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Ryan Reynolds' Wrexham Make History With Promotion

In what has become the ultimate rags-to-riches story, Wrexham AFC, owned by Hollywood A-listers Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, has become the first professional football club in English history to record three successive promotions and will now play in the EFL Championship. But is the Premier League one step too far for the former battlers?

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Aussie Directors First Ever Horror Movie Creates Major Bidding War

Aussie writer and director Michael Shanks is rapidly emerging as a new success story in Hollywood. His latest film, "Together," sold its rights for $23 million following its premiere at Sundance. The movie is now set to open the Sydney Film Festival. Shanks joined us to discuss the whirlwind experience of creating his first-ever film.

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