Flavours for Life (Thursdays, 10PM)
Begins 4 Feb

Flavours for Life investigates superfoods consumed by different cultures in Asia which are believed to be nutritious and beneficial for health. Exploring the themes of Vitality, Beauty, Immunity, Longevity & Weight-loss, we uncover the real power behind both rare and everyday goodness. The series takes us to Asian destinations such as Malaysia, Singapore, India, Taiwan, China, Thailand, Philippines, Korea & Japan.

Human Spirit: World's Smallest Kids
(Monday 8 Feb, 10PM)

Very little is known about the smallest people in the world. Primordial Dwarfism is the rarest type of dwarfism that results in smaller body size in all stages of life beginning from before birth.

We follow our main character, Taylor, 13 (14 by the end of the film), at a time in her life when body image is becoming paramount and being “different” is her biggest nightmare. We join her life as she is dealing with all the challenges of becoming a teenager, as well as recovering from major spinal surgery.

We meet her friend, Hannah, 12, who refuses to come to terms with the spinal surgery she must soon face. We also meet Tyler White, a 4 year old from Canada, whose parents are in the early diagnosis stages of their son’s condition.

Brink (Tuesdays, 9:30PM)

Designed as the next-generation source of interactive science information on television, Brink is the premiere destination for unconventional minds to celebrate their geekdom. Hosted by Australian personality Josh Zepps, Brink examines the latest breakthroughs in technology, research, inventions, discoveries and the mysteries of the scientific world.

Those Were The Days (Thursdays, 9PM)

Those Were the Days aims to bring you back to those times when life was simple and helps you relive those memories. Each show is filled with nostalgia and charm of the old days. We will go back in time to look at some of these things and try to find out how they started and how they have evolved through the years. Each episode will be based upon a different theme and will be led by a presenter, who will introduce to us some of the things that were so popular back in those days. Each will portray a part of our history and culture that we will never forget. And each will allow our children or the next generation to understand our ways of life and our traditions, and how we grew up. No doubt some of these will bring a tear to your eye, but we are sure that they will also bring smiles.

Samantha Brown: Passport to Europe (Fridays, 9PM)

Explore and experience Europe's most famous and alluring destinations through the adventures of travel expert Samantha Brown.  Sam provides practical information and tips on getting to each city and getting around, the "must see-sights", things to do that aren't in the travel guides, and places to eat that only the locals know about.

How Stuff Works (Tuesdays, 10PM)

We’re surrounded by a world we take for granted: water, salt, rubber, steel, lead and beer. The real stories about the everyday materials and commodities that make our lives livable and how they work are fascinating and filled with amazing and unexpected details.

Superswarm (Wednesdays, 9PM)

When animals swarm they create a super-organism of incredible power. They can attack our food supplies, immobilise our transport systems, undermine our cities and even attack our energy supplies. They can stop us in our tracks. Using state-of-the-art photography, Superswarms reveals the collective intelligence behind the animal invasions, and how man fights back.

Seconds From Disaster - Comet Air Crash

(Friday 5 Feb, 10PM)

10 January 1954; Ciampino Airport , Rome . British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) Flight BA781 has stopped to refuel on its long trip from Singapore to London . With 29 passengers and 7 crew members on board, Flight BA781 is about as glamorous as it gets. Passengers fly in first class luxury, as white-gloved stewardesses serve champagne in crystal glasses and dinner on china plates. At 09:31am Flight BA781, call sign G-ALYP (‘Yoke Peter’), departs Rome . At 09.50, Captain Gibson reports his position over the Orbtello Beacon. At 09.51 Yoke Peter cuts off mid-transmission to another BOAC plane. At 10.00am eyewitnesses on the island of Elba watch in horror as pieces of Yoke Peter crash into the Mediterranean Sea . All 36 people on board are killed.