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Season 2025 / Episode 279 and airs on 06 December 2025 08:00
A Current Affair covers the realms of politics, crime, human rights, science, technology, celebrities and entertainment - all investigated by a dedicated team.
Tony and Leigh Lethbridge were living their worst nightmare with their teenage son Sam missing but a father's instinct ended up saving his life in the most extraordinary way. Plus, teenagers have found a way to get around Afterpay's lax terms to go on shopping sprees and even buy alcohol.
Debbie Hall did not expect to be rammed by a two-tonne four-wheel drive on her way to work – but it's what happened next that really has her seething. Plus, how one woman blew a $220,000 inheritance on drugs and clothes, and the concerns over the heavy-handed tactics used by some police on people suffering from mental illness.
The two sons of Australian man Stephen Richardson say the authorities have kept them in the dark over his suspected brutal murder in his new home in Bali. Plus, the devastating consequences of rogue doctors who perform cosmetic surgery without specialised training.
The rising cost of childcare has forced the government's hand, and now, fairer rebates will be coming to taxpayers. Plus, the pensioners who claim they're getting a raw deal on the compulsory acquisition of their homes, and A Current Affair pays tribute to the legendary Darrell Eastlake.
A great-grandmother who gets around with the aid of a walking cane has been hit with an AVO in a bizarre stoush between neighbours. Plus, the Border Force operatives targeting child predators from the moment they set foot on Australian soil, and Thomas Markle finally speaks out on television following the Royal Wedding.
A neighbour with CCTV might make a lot of people feel safer, but Jenny and Michael say they want their neighbour's gone. Plus, the debate over women's safety continues, and why checkout operators could be set to disappear completely from shops.
Farmers dealing a crippling drought shouldn't be kicked while they're down by a greedy bank, but one family says they were the recipient of some disgraceful comments. Plus, outrage with toll fines that gouge drivers for more money than criminals convicted of serious assaults, and the dangers of black mould could land you in hospital.
Young people are flocking to a new app that's been dubbed "Tinder for teenagers" and parents are worried about who they might actually be talking to online. Plus, the son of murder victim Christopher Dorrian lashes out after his killer is paroled, and how our solar power giveaway helped the winning families.
A Current Affair covers the realms of politics, crime, human rights, science, technology, celebrities and entertainment - all investigated by a dedicated team.
It was a crime that shook its victims to their core – bandits targeting an aircraft filled with cash in a tiny rural town. Plus, the grandmother accused of stealing plants and ornaments from her neighbours' gardens, and Foxtel announces the launch of a dedicated 4K live channel.
Jason Dinh is a wealthy property developer who refuses to explain how $3 million in home deposits went missing, costing a hundred families thousands of dollars and the dream of a home. Plus, the government's plan for new laws and harsher penalties for "revenge porn", and why the big changes coming to private health insurance could leave many people short of cover.
Across the country, council rates are rising, which is bad news for homeowners who are already struggling to pay their bills. Plus, the teachers letting kids be kids, with amazing results, and whether the Fitspo movement is doing people more harm than good.
A Current Affair covers the realms of politics, crime, human rights, science, technology, celebrities and entertainment - all investigated by a dedicated team.
Young mother Lyn Dawson had everything to live for when she mysteriously disappeared, and her family believes her husband Chris knows exactly what happened to her. Plus, the Exclusive Brethren's plans to expand the controversial church in a quiet suburban street, and where to find quality clothing that won't break the bank.
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