Sunday Night

She is one of our most successful exports known for her extraordinary ability to make people laugh. But Rebel Wilson's recent court battle against a magazine publisher was no laughing matter. Melissa Doyle met Rebel on the Spanish island of Majorca, where she took some time out from her latest project to chat about her past and her inevitable bright future.

Charles Manson was one of the most notorious killers of the 20th century. He died this November in a Californian hospital. It is only now that one member of his murderous cult feels she can finally speak out. Dianne Lake was just 14 years old when she joined Manson's so called family. She told Angela Cox what life was really like living with the mastermind of one of America's most infamous murder sprees.

Pop sensation Meghan Trainor is all about being real. With her gift for song writing and her stunning voice, she's become an inspiration for millions around the world. When we met with Meghan last year in London, she talked candidly about her rise to fame and her role model status for women of all shapes and sizes.

Matt Damon is one of the world's biggest movie stars. Last year, reporter Rahni Sadler sat down with Matt as he was preparing for the release of his latest action movie, 'Jason Bourne'. At the time of the interview, the US elections were in full swing and, as you'll hear, Matt certainly wasn't shy about sharing his political views.

Tess Holliday is the world's largest supermodel. At size 22, she's inspiring women everywhere to feel comfortable in their own skin. While there's a lot to love about Tess, she also has her critics who say she's promoting obesity. But, as Steve Pennells found out, she doesn't give a damn what they think.

Since the 70s, Jimmy Barnes has been singing his heart out. Hit after hit that, in some ways, told the story of our lives. But only recently has he found the will and the courage to confront his own life. In this extended interview, Rahni Sadler find there's much more to the story behind the Working Class Man.

Reporters Rahni Sadler and Alex Cullen discuss this week's show. Rahni describes her one-on-one interview with Aussie rock legend Jimmy Barnes, while Alex delves into the deportation case of Dustin Martin's father, Shane.

Maggie Beer is one of Australia's most adored and respected cooks - and now there's another reason to love her. Maggie's latest passion is what she calls "a life book" ... recipes that can help prevent dementia.  Alex Cullen travelled to the Barossa Valley to put her new creations to the test.

Kerri-Anne Kennerley is the Queen of Television, a larger-than-life personality who has graced our screens for more than 50 years. But there's a dark chapter to her life that she's never publicly spoken about before. For a long time even close friends and family were not told what you're about to hear.

Drugs, violence and a secret marriage - this is Kerri-Anne's most revealing interview yet.

When Rahni Sadler met  ABBA co-founder Benny Andersson at his studio in Stockholm, he was just about to release his new album, Piano.  He revealed the news ABBA fans thought they would never hear: the secret plan for a spectacular ABBA reunion - albeit with holograms.

Sit back, relax and enjoy the podcast, as we say 'Thank You For The Music' to one of the greatest pop bands of all time.