Kim's affluent older sister comes to town and draws the admiration of Kim's Moms Who Leisure club while tensions rise in Aaliyah's new relationship when she runs into her ex-husband on a date.

The group deals with fallout after the trip to LA, including Martell's social media and Chris' comments about NDAs. Ken and Marques make peace, but tensions erupt when Marques shows up at the house uninvited. And the Fletchers lives are upended.

A 21-year-old goes missing during the height of the pandemic. LAPD detectives must unravel a mystery hidden in a deleted security video to solve the murder.

The buyers return to Moreno Valley in hopes of finding Mo Value. Rene's "Bring your Daughter to Work" day turns into a beach day. Kenny taps into his childhood to try to find a profit. Dusty's throwback locker dispenses some tidy gains, while Lisa channels her father to help her fly under the radar.

Ghostblade uses the mission to get closer to Nuonuo, but danger lurks just around the corner.

The second group of celebrities – including as Home and Away star Kyle Shilling, influencer Mia Fevola, TV comic Shaun Micallef, radio host Osher Günsberg, and comedian Felicity Ward hit return to the dance floor for second half of the kings and queens of song and dance celebration.

  *   Kyle Shilling and Lily Cornish: 40
  *   Felicity Ward and Aric Yegudkin: 33
  *   Mia Fevola and Gustavo Viglio: 28
  *   Shaun Micallef and Ash-Leigh Hunter: 23
  *   Osher Günsberg and Sriani Argaet: 15

Amid societal unrest in 1984, oil heiress Catriona Grant and her son Adam are kidnapped at gunpoint, but after sending two ransom notes the culprits unexpectedly fall silent and the pair are never seen again. When a man's body is discovered 40 years later in a quarry with a piece of evidence connected to the case, DI Karen Pirie is tasked with reopening the case with the first new lead in decades.

The team are closer than ever to the truth as Karen digs into Cat's life and disappearance, but a shock discovery changes the course of the investigation.

The case takes a dramatic turn and the pressure from all sides increases as Karen races to track down those responsible for the kidnap before the truth is buried.

A Nelson vet farms a herd of Himalayan yaks along with his red deer, and juggles care of his own animals with his veterinary work around the district.

Japanese design, known for its beauty and functionality, is highly regarded around the world. We explore the craftsmanship, the people who sustain it, and the philosophy at its core.

Nene and friends find Aoi, but she doesn't seem quite her usual self.

The vampire Miharu Kiryu has moved into the Otogi household. Because he's a vampire, he tends to be a nightowl and lazily doesn't wake up until past noon. On top of that, he needs to siphon life energy to survive, so he immediately gets some from Morihito after waking up. He may not do well in a communal living environment, so will this further power up the chaos in the Otogi house?

Our Guides enjoy a motorhome road trip through rural NSW. From the beautiful Blue Mountains, to racing cars around Bathurst's Mount Panorama, and donning a jumpsuit for the Elvis Festival in Parkes.

90 minutes, 2 rounds, it's a race against the clock to avoid elimination.

The Unlucky Country
When it comes to insuring our homes and businesses, Australia is fast becoming the unlucky country. According to the Climate Council, right now 750,000 properties are considered to be at high risk of damage or destruction from natural disasters. Another million and a half face a greater than moderate danger. The numbers are extraordinary, and extraordinarily distressing for homeowners. Many are now being refused insurance, and for those who can get cover, premiums are skyrocketing, often by tens of thousands of dollars a year. But while battling Australians face heartbreak and hardship, not so the insurance companies. On assignment for 60 Minutes, Nine's Christine Ahern reports how last year they collectively made more than six billion dollars in profits.
Reporter: Christine Ahern
Producer: Sandra Odorisio

Life of the Party
After near annihilation by the ALP at the federal election in May, who would now want to be Liberal Party leader? It's a job many say only a mug would take on. Sussan Ley however sees opportunity in failure. And as the first woman to lead the Libs, which also makes her Australia's first female Opposition Leader, she's probably right, because her party's current state is so grim that up is really the only direction to go. On Tuesday, parliament resumes for the first time since the election, with Ley preparing to battle a supremely confident Anthony Albanese. But the emboldened Prime Minister needs to remember that as a migrant, a mother and grandmother, a former farmer, a punk rocker and a pilot, Sussan Ley packs an arsenal that goes well beyond gender and politics.
Reporter: Tara Brown
Producers: Anne Worthington, Toni Ambrogetti

The inside story of a stunt pilot's miraculous survival after crashing into the ground at 300km/h during the Avalon Airshow. Plus, the dark side of dating apps exposed in a global investigation.

Miles Morales or Izuku Midoriya... which do you like more?

In this season of flower shows and summer blooms, Claire McCollum is in Yorkshire to explore the spiritual significance of gardens and how they can bring people closer to God.

Ruri meets Nagi's colleague Imari, and the three embark on a journey to find a lost mine.

BRIDGET EVERETT –Luke Burbank chats with actor and singer Bridget Everett. Everett is a writer, producer and lead actor in the Peabody-awarded and newly Emmy-nominated HBO show "Somebody Somewhere." Burbank and Everett visit her hometown of Manhattan, Kan., where the show is set.

IN CONVERSATION: KEITH MCNALLY – Mo Rocca talks with famed New York City restaurateur Keith McNally, at his home in SoHo for his first television interview since his 2016 stroke. McNally visits Balthazar with Rocca, opens up about his new memoir, I Regret Almost Everything, and explains why he calls himself the "least hospitable man in hospitality."

ANGEL OF THE BATTLEFIELD: CLARA BARTON – Faith Salie tours a museum in Washington, D.C., devoted to the lesser-known legacy of celebrated Civil War nurse – and founder of the American Red Cross – Clara Barton.

MAESTRO – Martha Teichner sits down with legendary conductor Herbert Blomstedt, who is still conducting major orchestras around the world at the age of 98.

RUNWAY AT THE LIBRARY – Elaine Quijano visits a free, one-of-a-kind fashion program at the Brooklyn Public Library. She speaks with the founders, Lynnsie Augustin and Winnie Siclait, about why their Fashion Academy and community are in vogue.

SUNDAY PROFILE: KATHY BATES – Ben Mankiewicz catches up with actress Kathy Bates to talk about her Oscar-winning career, and her latest award-winning role in CBS' hit drama MATLOCK. She was nominated for an Emmy this week.

OPINION – Author and former American political speechwriter David Litt shares his thoughts on finding neutral ground with those on the other side of the political aisle.

THESE UNITED STATES – Conor Knighton reports on Yellowstone National Park – our nation's first – for the next installment of CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING's "These United States."

Magi and Yaeko are introduced to true exorcisms.