The small village of Tarcutta, NSW is sacred to the Australian truck driving industry.

Every year since 1994, families, colleagues and mates have gathered here for a memorial service that commemorates those who have died.

As storm clouds engulf the sky and thunder echoes, the ceremony begins.

Mary Leunig is an artist and self-described recluse living in regional Victoria. She comes from a creative family; her brother is cartoonist, Michael Leunig.

In the 1980s she had books published. For many that was the last they heard from her.

However, Mary never stopped drawing.

Now her work is more political and personal than ever. So much so that her expression has come at a cost.

After the closure of the African Lion Safari in Sydney’s far west, wildlife remained living inside its boundaries.

The exotic animal park sat next to suburban houses and kids played near its fences.

Despite several barriers, in 1995 a lioness escaped through a storm water drain and found itself in a local backyard.

Lisa Llorens is one of Australia’s most decorated Paralympians with six medals across track and field events.

She was dubbed ‘the cheetah’ because she loves cats and was fast on the track.

But everything changed after the Sydney 2000 games when the intellectually disabled category was banned.

The chain of events that followed forced Lisa to reinvent herself.

Anton McMillan is a role model for younger residents in a uniquely structured household called Boys from the Bush.

During the project he's worked his way up through the ranks at a meat processing factory in Junee, NSW.

But his success has come with a cost, for himself and his family back in Alice Springs.

Now, Anton is being asked to take on the biggest challenge of his life: China.

'Bronson' was the youngest member of the Round the Twist family. He loved food, had smelly feet and was often the easy target of his older siblings.

Over four series of the iconic kid’s TV show, three actors played the character. The second and third continue to work in show business.

However, the first ‘Bronson’ disappeared from the public eye. This is the search for the original Bronson.