Paul Goldman's 'Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story' charts the influence of the Mushroom Records founder via behind-the-scenes stories of domestic and international musicians he pioneered, delving into the unorthodox tactics that helped the well-loved industry figure build an empire.
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Sea Dog TV International's 'Dolphins: Is Our Love Too Deep?' is an investigative documentary that looks at the impact humans are having on wild dolphins through popular hand-feeding tourism programs in Australia.
Adam Morris' 'Frank and Frank (or The Valley and the Walrus: Ruminations on the Mystery from Soup to Nuts' stars Myles Pollard as faith and finance guru Frank, who heads to the country to present at a conference and arrives to a message from his wife saying she’s thinking of leaving him.
Feature-length documentary 'The Kingdom' sees journalist Marc Fennell step back into the Pentecostal world he ran away from 17 years ago to uncover the seismic shift driving Hillsong’s decline, and to confront his own raw and complex childhood within the church.
Tween political dramedy 'The PM's Daughter' is back on the ABC for a second season June 12.
'Bump' spin-off 'Year Of' is set at the same Sydney harbour-front school of the Stan Original series and centres on a disparate group of inner-city teens – and the adults around them – as they navigate the senior years of high school.
In documentary 'Rachel's Farm', actor and director Rachel Ward sets out to regenerate her northern NSW beef farm, with the help of experts and neighbours.
Daina Reid's horror/thriller 'Run Rabbit Run' stars Sarah Snook as a fertility doctor whose grasp on the cycle of life is put to the test when her young daughter Mia, played by newcomer Lily LaTorre, begins to exhibit increasingly strange behaviour.