Sunday Night

2014-04-27 (2014x11)

Exibido em:: Abr 27, 2014

Sinkholes The Greatest Music Festival on Earth Australia’s Most Expensive Family Dinner The Water Diviner Sinkholes In some of our major cities, under big population centers… at any time, without warning, the ground just opens up and swallows everything in its way. They’re called sinkholes – and all across the world more and more are claiming houses, whole streets, vehicles… and as Alex Cullen reports – even people. This amazing Sunday Night investigation into this most mysterious phenomenon takes you inside an active sinkhole, captures sinkholes devouring whole buildings, and talks to relatives who have lost loved ones in sinkhole incidents. We travel to the town in America known as the ‘sinkhole capital of the world’ before returning to Australia and witnessing the birth of a new sinkhole. Frightening yet enthralling, you will never trust the ground beneath your feet again. The Greatest Music Festival on Earth Five unforgettable days and nights of peace, love and music – Aussie style! The Blues Festival in Byron Bay is universally recognised as one of the greatest music festivals on the planet. And last weekend you could see why. For 25 years, fans of all ages – from seven to 70 years old – have flocked from all around the country to witness something super special. Not since the days of Woodstock have you seen scenes like this. This year reporter Alex Cullen was granted exclusive ‘go anywhere’ access – backstage and front of house, and you will feel like you were there as John Butler, Boz Scaggs, Jack Johnson, John Mayer, Joss Stone, Suzanne Vega and other legendary acts brought the house down. We dare you not to sing along. Australia’s Most Expensive Family Dinner The man holding the pan is one of Australia’s top chefs and MKR judge Colin Fassnidge. The woman holding the knife and fork is Catherine Kennedy, a self-made multi-millionaire from the bush. Last month when Colin agreed to auction himself off on Sund