Sunday Night
Season 2018
Sunday Night is Seven's flagship news and public affairs program, committed to delivering landmark investigations and exclusive reports and interviews. Host and senior correspondent Melissa Doyle leads a team of the country's finest reporters, breaking the powerful stories that matter most to Australians.
Where to Watch Season 2018
34 Episodes
- My William, Screen AddictionE1
My William, Screen AddictionIt remains one of the most baffling cases in Australian criminal history. For the first-time, Karlie Tyrrell speaks exclusively to Sunday Night about the disappearance of her son, who vanished from his foster grandmother’s home in September, 2014. We are well and truly in the grip of the digital age. We are turning into a society of mindless zombies staring at our phones. Turns out there's a reason for it… we're being hooked. - The Fall
E2The FallBree Robinson had every reason to live. The vivacious 21-year-old had landed her dream job as a cheerleader with the Gold Coast Titans. She was over the moon, according to her family. Yet, late one evening, Bree plunged to her death from her 11th floor balcony. Bree’s boyfriend, Dan Shearin, was the only person in the apartment with her when it happened. - The Fugitive, Hooked, Reach for the Sky
E4The Fugitive, Hooked, Reach for the SkyFor 20 years, Lee Barnett was on the run from police, a wanted woman. Caught up in a fierce custody battle, she kidnapped her baby daughter and fled the US, criss-crossing three continents to evade capture. Lee finally settled on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, and got on with her life … until the FBI turned up on her doorstep. Now, for the first time since being released from prison, Lee is able to tell the full story of her life as a fugitive … a secret hidden from even her own children. From the outside looking in, rugby league legend Matt Cooper has it all – a beautiful wife, two healthy girls, a luxurious home and a place in Australian sporting history. But until recently, Matt had a dark secret – a secret that almost cost him everything. He was hiding a severe addiction to prescription drugs. Opioid addiction doesn’t discriminate, hundreds of Australians die every year, and thousands more are hopelessly hooked on strong pain killers. From superstars like actor Heath Ledger to everyday mums. Andy Hensel was a high-flying freestyle motocross star, fearless and always up for a challenge. But six years ago, his dream run came to a tragic end. Andy took off up a ramp hurtling more than 20 metres in the air, and missed the landing. He crashed the bike, broke his back and crushed his spinal cord. The accident left him a paraplegic. Enough, you’d think, to ground him forever. Not Andy. Sunday Night is there as he bravely attempts to fly again. - My Brother, My Hero; Testing Times; Jeep Thrills
E5My Brother, My Hero; Testing Times; Jeep ThrillsWhen he was just seven years old Calyn Hoad risked his life to save his little brother Kya, aged four. Weekend after weekend we see it happen, young people over-dosing and dying at music festivals around the country. LSD, MDMA and others are not always what the dealers claim - and taking them is a game of Russian roulette. Sunday Night goes inside the festivals and into a highly emotional debate. Should we be testing the drugs our kids consume? Major Ben Carlin is the most remarkable Australian adventurer you’ve probably never heard of. - Harry & Meghan
E7Harry & MeghanThere’s nothing quite like a Royal Romance, and this one has all the ingredients to ensure a full-scale, worldwide media frenzy. The lovable rogue who turns into Prince Charming falls for a beautiful commoner, an actress, and an American. When Harry and Meghan walk down the aisle this May, it will be a landmark moment for the Royal Family, nothing short of revolutionary. A union that once would have been impossible. As the Royal Wedding of the decade draws near, Sunday Night brings you the most extensive investigation so far. - Taken
E8TakenIt’s a balmy night. Two best friends, Leeann Mitchell and Cindy Waldron, are taking a stroll on a remote Queensland beach. They’ve been celebrating. Leeann has just beaten breast cancer. Arm-in-arm, they walk into the shallows. Suddenly, Cindy cries out in shock and pain. Then, with astonishing force and speed, both friends are dragged out into the deep by a massive crocodile. What Leeann does in a vain attempt to save Cindy from the four-metre man-eater is extraordinary. For the first time on Sunday Night, she reveals what happened that terrifying night. - ABBA | Thank you for the music
E26ABBA | Thank you for the musicABBA is undoubtedly Australia’s favourite pop group of all time, and that affection remains as strong today as it did four decades ago when the Swedish singers first toured the country. Recently, Björn, Benny, Agnetha & Anni-Frid returned to the studio, recording new music and preparing for a very unusual world tour. Details of the so-called Avatar tour featuring holograms of the stars are still being finalised, but Sunday Night got the first glimpse when the band sat down with Rahni Sadler.
