Lego Masters 7-7
Caught in the Act. The remaining seven teams face off in a high-pressure challenge, where they are tasked with creating the scene of a crime in one of seven rooms inside a sprawling mansion.
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Spicks and Specks 12-1
Celebrating 20 years, Spicks returns! Joining Adam, Alan and Myf are singer Charlie Collins, comedian Rhys Nicholson, hot wiggle John Pearce and comedian Sara Pascoe. The Living End close the show and Barry Morgan returns.
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Grand Designs NZ 9-8
Whanganui Mid Century. Season Finale: a rambunctious retired bricklayer builds one final house, for himself and his ever patient wife on their farm near Wanganui.
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The Sunday Project Jun-15
Join The Sunday Project hosts as they dissect and digest the daily news, events and hottest topics.
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Selling Houses 17-9
Camden. Cindy’s property in Camden is stuck on the market, hindered by a poorly added facade. Can Wendy and Dennis restore its heritage charm, update the interior, and save Cindy from financial ruin?
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Sydney’s Super Tunnel 2-3
Testing Times. After the completion of 30km of tunnelling, workers prepare to build railway stations, lay tracks and test driverless trains.
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Bondi Rescue 6-4
Young student Dan watches in horror as the lifeguards pull his unconscious friend Ryan from the surf and begin chest compressions. With Ryan clinically dead for five minutes, it’s not looking good.
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Better Homes and Gardens 31-17
Joh meets with the comedy trio Sooshi Mango to check out their newly expanded restaurant on Lygon Street. Dr Harry finds out what’s special about Angora goats. Charlie runs you through paving 101.
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Outback Opal Hunters 13-6
Dustbowl Blues. It’s a race against time for Slim Pickings as the waste dirt creates a huge dust storm. The Bushmen’s bad luck continues when Rod and Les near-destroy Sam’s hoist.
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David Lomas Investigates 5-5
The Lost Writer. Born in Honduras George has never known his New Zealand family, now Sue wants to find him before it’s too late.
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