Until I Kill You Episodes 3 and 4
Sunday 19 January 8.30pm
EPISODE 3 – HEALING
Having barely escaped with her life, Delia lies in a critical condition in hospital as police search for Sweeney. Delia slowly recovers, but Sweeney continues to evade capture. With her family in North America and no friends allowed to visit for security, Delia initially relies on her Family Liaison Officer, Jane Barker, for comfort – until she believes that even she has betrayed her.
Plagued by PTSD and nightmares, Delia nevertheless picks up the pieces of her life and moves to a new council flat. She meets David, a sweet man who sees past her prickly exterior, and finds some long overdue happiness. But when the news comes that Sweeney has finally been arrested and she must give evidence against him in court, her hard-won peace is shattered all over again.
EPISODE 4 – JUSTICE
Delia testifies against Sweeney in court. Instead of bringing peace with a guilty verdict, the trauma of the experience and Sweeney’s paltry sentence leaves her angrier than ever.
In the wake of the trial, Delia and David’s relationship breaks down, and Delia finds an outlet in angry letters to the police and Home Office complaining about her treatment and their failings in dealing with Sweeney.
Almost a decade later, police in Amsterdam make a remarkable discovery – they have finally identified Melissa Halstead’s body. As Sweeney’s parole date draws nearer, police in London must liaise with the Dutch force to put a case together and charge Sweeney with the murders of both Melissa and another young woman named Paula Fields. Delia’s evidence is crucial to a conviction, but will the terror of having to relive her experiences yet again finally push her beyond endurance?
Hear Me Out, Australia Day
Monday 20 January 9.00pm
A new ABC Indigenous original format, Hear Me Out puts Indigenous people front and centre on topics that affect them. The inaugural episode will tackle the often-contentious discussion surrounding Australia Day.
In a world full of noise and where everyone has an opinion, sometimes you just need to stop and say, ‘Hear Me Out!’
A new ABC Indigenous original format, Hear Me Out puts Indigenous people front and centre on topics that affect them.
The inaugural episode will tackle the often-contentious discussion surrounding Australia Day. Should we change the date? What’s the issue with the current date? And is Australia worth celebrating?
Adding to the national conversation, Hear Me Out is a chance to listen, reflect, and better understand the diverse perspectives on this nationally significant topic.
Production credit: An ABC Original Production. Executive Producer, Rowdie Walden. Head of Indigenous, Kelrick Martin.
Silent Witness - Season 27
Friday 24 January 8.30pm
Forensic pathologists face personal and professional challenges in a moody, tense thriller that moves from the crime scene to the lab.
Nikki and Jack investigate a murder bearing all the hallmarks of a notorious serial killer. When Nikki meets Charles Beck, the pathologist who conducted the original post-mortems, she discovers his wife was the suspected fifth victim of the serial killer, but nobody believes him when he claims he knows where to find her body.
But when a woman’s body is removed from a reservoir, Nikki performs the post-mortem and confirms she is the deceased wife of Charles Beck.
Jack and Velvy discover new evidence that leads to a surprising arrest as Nikki continues to seek the truth about notorious serial killer Calvin Dunn.
Production credit: BBC Studios
Australian of the Year 2025
Saturday 25 January 7.30pm
Leigh Sales hosts the Australian of the Year Awards, live from Canberra. The Prime Minister will present four prestigious awards: The Australian of the Year, The Young Australian of the Year, The Senior Australian of the Year and Australia’s Local Hero 2025. Includes a live performance by singer and songwriter, Dami Im.
Production credit: An ABC production: Manager Events & Partnerships: Janet Gaeta. Series Producer: Marie Davies. Producer: Tania Doumit
Beyond Paradise Episode 4
Saturday 25 January 8.40pm
A man is found dead in the middle of a crop circle but no one knows who he is or how he got there. Humphrey wonders if aliens are to blame but Esther is unconvinced. Meanwhile, Martha faces a professional challenge when her café is reviewed by a critic.
