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Three generations of women on A Seat At The Table discuss money
Money is always a difficult subject to breach because of all the negative connotations around it. However, it is something that is important for women to engage with so that they may be in control of their own finances.

WATCH: Three women from three generations share their wisdom with W24 in a new exciting series
Twenty-seven women talk about love, style, traditions, money, career, hair and more in W24's 10-part video series, A Seat At the Table.

Cyclone Tracy - Part 2
On Christmas Day 1974, the eye of Cyclone Tracy ripped through Darwin. Over 100 people were killed, 20,000 were left homeless, and 80 percent of the city's buildings were destroyed. It was the worst natural disaster in Australian history.

Cyclone Tracy - Part 1
On Christmas Day 1974, the eye of Cyclone Tracy ripped through Darwin. Over 100 people were killed, 20,000 were left homeless, and 80 percent of the city's buildings were destroyed. It was the worst natural disaster in Australian history.

Cyclone Tracy - Part 3
On Christmas Day 1974, the eye of Cyclone Tracy ripped through Darwin. Over 100 people were killed, 20,000 were left homeless, and 80 percent of the city's buildings were destroyed. It was the worst natural disaster in Australian history.

The Kangaroo Gang
The true story of a brazen band of Aussie thieves who moved to London in the 60s and ran riot.

Stealth v SAM
The idea of a plane that dropped bombs first emerged in World War 1, and was particularly effective in the Gulf War.

The Battle for the Skies
The Spitfire plane played a pivotal role in World War 2. This program looks at the history and developments of the fighter plane.

The Eureka 13
The 1855 trial of The Eureka 13 is recreated - the diggers' treason trial would fuel public demand for democracy and lead to major changes in the Victorian constitution.

Massacre At Myall Creek
In Massacre at Myall Creek, we see the trials in 1838 of seven European settlers involved in the killing of about 30 unarmed Aborigines in northern NSW, raising major questions about the settlers' relationships with Aborigines in general.

Helicopter Gunship
The helicopter gunship emerged in World War 2 and was further developed through the post-war years.

Power of Artillery
Most casualties in the 20th Century battlegrounds were caused by artillery and so this program looks at the development of canons, mortars and the like.

The Mount Rennie Outrage
Witness the 1886 trial of 11 Sydney 'larrikins' charged with a gang rape of a 16 year old orphan, Mary Jane Hicks - a horrific crime at a pivotal point in NSW history.

The Killing of Reinhard Heydrich
The story of Nazi general Reinhard Heydrich, who chaired the infamous Wannsee Conference (which approved the Final Solution). He died in 1942 of injuries from an ambush near Prague.

The BTK Killer
In June 2005, Dennis Lynn Rader appears in court. He works as an enforcement officer for the local authority, is a boy-scout leader and a prominent member of the Lutheran church. Then he's accused of the brutal murder of 10 people.

A Very Dangerous Game
Rising NFL star Rae Carruth's girlfriend is shot in a drive-by shooting and implicates him before dying. Rae goes on the run and search is launched.

The Case of Amanda Knox
When a British student is found murdered in Italy, Police turn their attention to her housemate and her boyfriend in a trial that gripped the world.

Death of a Mail Order Bride
A devoted mother Nina Sharanova, disappears in mysterious circumstances in Oakland, California. The last time she's seen alive is just before she drops off her children at the home of her ex-husband, Hans Reiser. Police suspect he may be involved.

Late in Life Lesbians
Three women, three wives, three mothers, they were each living out the American dream, until they realized they were living a lie. How some womenhave to keep their secret for fear of breaking their family apart.

Murder on Cape Cod
Cape Cod, is a place where people go to escape the grind of city life. Few could imagine anything really horrible happening in such an idyllic place. However, on January 26, 2002, perceptions are drastically altered.

Groupies
There's nothing like music to stir the body, the mind, and the soul. But for some women listening to music isn't enough. And as long as there have been musicians, there have been women that will do anything to be with them.

The Monster and the Butcher
The search for Klaus Barbie, aka the Butcher of Lyon, who was responsible for the deaths of some 4000 French men and women. Also: the hunt for a death-camp guard known as Ivan the Terrible.

Who Killed Heinrich Himmler?
The finale focuses on SS reichsfuhrer Heinrich Himmler, who was picked up by a British patrol while attempting to make his way to Bavaria following Germany's defeat. He committed suicide the next day.

Mail Order Brides
Tanya and John run A Foreign Affair, a leading international marriage agency. Tanya says people think that somehow she and her husband are selling women on the internet, but Tanya likes to think of themselves as international matchmakers.

The Man Who Ate The Evidence
In 1996 a ten year old boy, Zachary Ramsay, disappears on his way to school. The police suspect Nathaniel Bar-Jonah was a known paedophile from Massachusetts but with no hard evidence, they can do nothing.

The Jewish Avengers
The story of the Jewish vigilantes who, after the WWII, tracked down known Nazis and killed them. They also plotted to poison the water supplies of Munich, Berlin, Nuremburg, Hamburg and Weimar

The Beast of Notting Hill
Australian heiress Janie Shepherd goes missing from a smart area of London. One policeman's intuition leads him to suspect David Lashley, a known rapist, of abducting her, but before he can be questioned, Lashley is convicted of a different attack.

The Kennedy Connection
Sixteen years after Martha Moxley is found dead in an exclusive New York suburb, her neighbour is brought to trial after new evidence is uncovered.

The Australian Outback Killer
In 2001 a British couple, Joanne Lees and Peter Falconio, disappear in the wilderness of the Australian outback in their orange VW Kombi on the final leg of their exciting round the world trip.

Murder on the Mountain
Peter Bergna and his wife Rinette were involved in a terrible accident. Peter drives their car off a mountain road and it plunges 800 feet. Rinette is killed, but miraculously Peter survives leaving police suspicious of his account of what happened.

Hunting Adolf Eichmann
The hunt for SS officer Adolf Eichmann, who organized the transport of Jews to the death camps. He escaped from US custody after the war, was captured in 1960, and was executed in 1962.

Murder in the Mansion
In September 1987, elderly, reclusive, near blind, eccentric, Simon Dale, is found bludgeoned to death in his home Heath House, Shropshire, England. His ex-wife, Susan Wilberforce, quickly becomes the prime suspect in his murder.

Goering: The Star Exhibit
The case against Hermann Goering, the Luftwaffe commander in chief who founded the Gestapo in 1933 and was named Hitler's successor in 1941.

The Long Island Railroad Massacre
In 1993, Colin Ferguson boarded a train and began shooting passengers, killing six people. At his trial, he defended himself, claiming his innocence.

The Student Serial Killer
Danny Rolling tortures his victims and as a calling card, he mutilates and poses their corpses to taunt police. A taskforce is set up which links Danny to the Gainesville murders in Florida, but it's four years before he finally comes to trial.

The Beast Of The Bastille
In Paris, France, 1995 a beautiful young nurse, Helene Frinking is found dead in her apartment. She is just one of the victims of the serial killer who becomes known as The Beast of the Bastille.

The Case of Susan Smith
In 1994, a mother appeared on TV to appeal for the safe return of her two missing children. But it soon emerged the children were already dead - killed by her own hand.

Belgium's Worst Murders
In 2004, the European trial of the century began. Marc Dutroux was accused of unspeakable crimes in a dirty basement against six young female victims.

Daren Goes Plum Crazy
Daren pesters Mark to give him control of Graveyard Carz for a week, then prepares for Christmas instead of concentrating on vehicles.

Murderer of Malmedy
The search for Joachim Peiper, a Waffen-SS officer whose unit massacred the captured American 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion in December 1944.

America's Oldest Serial Killers
In 1991 Ray and Faye Copeland become, at the ages of 76 and 69, the oldest couple ever sentenced to death in the USA. They are convicted of killing five drifters on their farm in Missouri as part of bad cheque scam.

The Murder of Sarah Payne
In July 2000, Sara Payne and her husband hear the news they have been dreading: the body of their 8 year old daughter, Sarah, has been found in a shallow grave.

Vito Genovese
The story of Vito Genovese, dubbed the Boss of all Bosses and the most dangerous gangster in American history

The 'Good' Nazi?
The story of Albert Speer, Hitler's architect who became minister of armaments and war production in 1942.

The Good Collaborators?
This episode explores the Finnish Nazi collaborators and dispels the myth they were good collaborators not involved in many war crimes. It details war crimes committed by the Waffen SS Finnish soldiers and explores the depth of the Finnish denial.
