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- Two 'very straight' old timers have to learn how to pass as a loving gay couple after falsely claiming same-sex status to take advantage of newly legislated tax laws.
- Back Roads is taking viewers to some of Australia's most interesting and resilient communities. The towns chosen for the programnme are full of colourful characters whose grit and good humour continues to uplift and inspire.
- When a young man steals money to pay off his dues he is chased by mobsters into a small country town, Mt Lovely, where he poses as a priest to escape persecution.
- This week Heather Ewart travels to the remote town of Yackandandah. In the foothills of Victoria's high country, this picture-perfect gold rush town gambled on itself and won.
- Drought-stricken grain growers taking their last chance on a crop; Demand soars for organic fruit and vegetables: Keeping a country newspaper alive; Plus the struggle to save unwanted working dogs.
- An uncertain future for the last Georges River oyster farmer; Growing exotic mushrooms in an inner-city backyard; Planting native grasses to help deal with drought and bushfire; Plus protecting bees from disease.
- Every year, Australia's thoroughbred breeders provide the racing industry with thousands of young horses bred to run and the law of averages ensures most won't run fast enough to be financially viable. But the thoroughbred is a versatile animal and many ex-racehorses go on to find homes as showjumpers and eventers. In fact, Australian thoroughbreds have been the mainstay of a string of Olympic gold medal results. We've been so successful that eventing nations now look to Australia for both horses and know-how, the best of which was recently on show in the heart of Adelaide.
- Kingaroy, in Queensland is famous for two things - peanuts and former Queensland premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen. But for locals Kingaroy has another claim to fame - its dirt. It's red, it stains and it gets into everything. One young couple has decided to make money from the bane of Kingaroy farmers' wifes' existence.
- Every once and a while on Landline we come across people who might just about have the best of both worlds. They have fled the rat race to do something they really love, are internationally acclaimed and making a good living out it.