Valerie first went underwater in 1956.

Dr Munjed Al Muderis specialises in a form of surgery called 'osseointegration' - creating prostheses by melding bone and metal.

Helen was the co-host of Triple J's Breakfast show for most of the nineties.

Bill was working as an electrical engineer in Sydney, when he was introduced to The Wayside Chapel.

Alastair Blanshard works to illuminate the lives of the ancients

Ranjana grew up in university towns around the world.

In 1989, Paul was a young enthusiastic Australian musician performing on concert stages around Europe, but after a visit home for his sister's wedding he found he couldn't go back.

At 5 o'clock one Friday afternoon, Carl received a phone call, alerting him to a breach in the company's network.

Jane Connors is fascinated with royal history, specifically royal tours of Australia.

Sandy was teaching at a school in the English countryside when he set off in a Mirror dinghy, intending to sail as far as Gloucester.