Join Mat as he explores HMAS Vampire at the Australian National Maritime Museum at Darling Harbour in Sydney.

For more information, visit www.anmm.gov.au

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Murder at Dusk is a new book by historian Ian W. Shaw about the 'Brownout Strangler', a serial killer who terrorized Melbourne in 1942. In this interview, Mat and Ian explore life in wartime Melbourne, and the social impact of the arrival of hundreds of thousands of US troops on a conservative Australia.

Mat visits the Norfolk Tank Museum where he takes a spin in their WWI Mark IV tank.

For more information about the museum, visit www.norfolktankmuseum.co.uk

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Mat explores convict history at the historic Quarantine Station in Manly, NSW.

For more information, visit www.qstation.com.au

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Mat McLachlan interviews Australian author Peter FitzSimons about his latest book, Monash's Masterpiece: The Battle of Le Hamel and the 93 Minutes that Changed the World.

Sir Tony Robinson has been a beloved comedy actor and history presenter for more than 40 years. In this episode he joins Mat to discuss the significance of history in his life and career. He also discusses his latest TV series, Britain's Great Cathedrals, which follows Tony as he explores six of the UK's finest cathedrals (York, Canterbury, Durham, Salisbury, Liverpool Anglican and Winchester), admiring their design and looking at the turbulent history that has taken place inside their walls.

Journalist Peter Greste joins Mat to talk about his new documentary, 'Monash and Me: Peter Greste on Australia's Great Commander', which tells a new story of General Sir John Monash. Through his personal family connection to the war, Peter explores the story of Monash as he rose from citizen soldier to the commander of all Australian forces on the Western Front.

Mat speaks to historian Tim Maltin about the RMS Titanic, on the 106th anniversary of her sinking. Tim explains amazing new information that has recently come to light about the loss of the great ship, and unravels some misconceptions we have about that fateful night in 1912.

Mat enjoys a behind-the-scenes tour of the Temora Aviation Museum, one of the world's premier collections of flying warbirds. Join him as he explores the museum's astounding collection including two Spitfires, the world's only flying Hudson bomber, the Boomerang fighter, the Gloucester Meteor and many others. Visit www.facebook.com/BattlefieldTours to see photos and video from Mat's visit.

In March and April 1918, German forces threw themselves against the Allies in one of the largest offensives of the First World War. Australian troops were rushed into the line to help stem the tide, and at the Somme village of Dernancourt they faced the largest enemy attack they would encounter in the war.

Join Mat as he speaks to Aaron Pegram from the Australian War Memorial on the centenary of the battle, about the extraordinary Australian accomplishments on this often overlooked battlefield.